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wow csbueco!!

it didnt register to me that you would have to cut that much out of that thing.. you sure you dont want to switch to a Pirate grip conversion?

wow this Fab fella has a bunch of 42's!!

and some seriously different makrings...... id love to have a real 42. mines a yugo 53 and i not denying it. still a great gun.

dont know what they are talking about with the fake reference...

ut contact dan at angola arms here on the board if you want a wood buttstock.

bub i dont have the WLA grip, from what ive seen it hooks inside of the receiver on the front section and the back still goes thru with the pin.

nice looking kit! wish i wasnt broke too bub.

good now all you gotta do is show up and you can build it while i stand and point at mine. LMAO

George,

Rory is a good buyer and i told him about your kit.... he's just never made it to building his mg42.

yep if you need someone to cover for him, i'll do it.

sdk

the great thing about this is that you can do exactly what you did and use the part you cut off to practice on!!

very nice common sense approach bub.

railsplitter got one of those LONG WLA rear sections we were talking about in another thread...

nothing wrong with that.

sdk 1968 i'm not doing anything ----- thats up to you . i make my own stuff . you take the lead, just get on the horn W/ who ever whats to join you . I'm 58 years old and operate my const. & rigging business ,i ain't got time ordering springs, you can get them yourself. remember what PRIRATE said, ...

thats very cool of you!

if you do follow up on this and go thru with getting them made just for the hell of it.....

i'll buy 2.

no BS, no maybes, just say when.

even without really "having to have it", cause usually im buying something from everybody who sells stuff in this hobby.

Bil, some people were needing to shim a bit to keep the bolt centered in the rails, others had no trouble at all. mine needed a .010 shim on the charging handle side in order to get everything to line up in the camming section. you cant see it or even tell its there (other than me just now mentionin...

shhhhhhhhhh!! your gonna ruin my conversation Pirate!!

your giving the secrets away... LOL how in the world can anyone sell these for $15 each when your telling them how to get them for $14.99?

sdk1968 i belive you twist wire that way but, were not making chicken wire fence. to your question, what your asking about is the pitch angle look at your compression spring, see the coils, it's the measurement center to center on the coils.To wind that pitch first you need an arbor the i.d. of you...

yes sdk 1968 , i know you can use a screw gun-- i could use the power take off on a bull dozer too but thats no going to get the overlay even. this was advise for those without access to a $500K machine with 20 spools feedind it very funny! but we actually do twist stainless steel wire this way eve...

braiding the wire is also easy done with a screwgun..... just chuck it up and spin. but im not sure im capable enough to get the big coils the right space apart.

oh my! and he did a crappy job at that....

im working on another one with barrel work from Slamfire51.... a super shorty fireballer... hope to have it finished next week.

wow, ive never had any issues w/south Af 308..... but ive only used it n 1919's. its always regarded as the best surplus stuff out there. if you would like to sell it instead of having to mess with it, im sure that you will be able to make a nice profit and get rid of it all at the same time. id sur...

hmmmm interesting info on the spring wire size.. thanks will look into this a bit further now.