IMA has rear reciever sheetmetal.
I finally dug through my mg42 pile (it's rather large) and thats what came out... you'd really hate me if you knew how little $ it cost me to get them. best of all one of the receivers is going to a 07/sot friend of mine...it's good to have friends...that have a sot....cleansweep13 wrote:Thats just plain wrong for one guy to have all those receiver pieces. I hate you! And yes deep down I wish that was my stash!
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OK; since we're all showing our IMA receivers, here's what I got from them. Hope this isn't too many photos, or too big. They are linked off of Photobucket, so if the size or number is a problem, Tom, please let me know and I will pull them.
Does anyone want another particular angle/view that I missed? I'll also try and get some photos of the SOG Yugo kit on as well, if anyone wants to see what shape that it came in.
Does anyone want another particular angle/view that I missed? I'll also try and get some photos of the SOG Yugo kit on as well, if anyone wants to see what shape that it came in.
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Well, in my case, the equipment for the build is not (hopefully) goin to be a problem, since a good friend of mine has a complete machine shop with a big tig welder that he uses for building custom bikes. He's not cheap, but he is good- rather a perfectionist, if anything- but without the parts, welding is useless and machining them all myself is probably beyond my skill level, if I can find them already made. I am wondering about doing the riveting, though. I don't have a rivet gun except for a cheesey little pop rivet tool, and that is about as useful as teats on a boar hog for this build. :-P But as they say, getting there is half the fun and most of the budget.
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'sigh..' the good old days are gone my friends. I watched the great MG42 kits get sold out, and the prices double up and more. Those were in the days when I was too young to buy guns. But I am an optimist, so I am at least glad that I am around during the dying throes of a Golden Era for MG42 collectors.
you mean last fall?Demontrooper wrote:'sigh..' the good old days are gone my friends. I watched the great MG42 kits get sold out, and the prices double up and more. Those were in the days when I was too young to buy guns. But I am an optimist, so I am at least glad that I am around during the dying throes of a Golden Era for MG42 collectors.
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