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thanks all its sold and the gentleman that bought it really liked it.

Thanks guys.

Thank you, I was going to build a 2nd semi out of it but decided to do a different project. Already completed one, time for a new completely different project.

Hello,

I have posted on Gunbroker my 3 cut reciever with extra section for dimensions and an ejector plate.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =328556067

Here is the link. If interested or anything else please let me know and PM me.

Thank you.

Would you be interested in selling trigger only?

I have decided to also add this to gunbroker. Thank you. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =175040854

Sales complete keeping links please delete posting or move to complete.

For sale WW2 German parts kit. Complete receiver with overlapping sections. Perfect for a build using an original receiver. The Kit is WW2 German with the rear section marked dfb F.G. 1943) It comes complete with all the little receiver parts as well as a German 308 barrel with WW2 Collar and a Yugo...

Receiver pieces sold links still available

Receiver pieces sold pending funds.

Links sold pending funds reciever sections still available. The receiver pieces are not a complete receiver but are great to use as fillers or if you want a German marked rear piece.

ammo is not German its eastern european dated 1952.

I am cleaning out my MG42 collection of spare parts and stuff. I have for sale a set of extra receiver pieces. One of them the rear section marked M.U. MG42 dfb. I will sell the whole lot for 125.00 shipped. I prefer a US Postal money order. I also have 28 rounds of ammo linked on what I think is MG...

Sold

SPF Thank you.

For Sale Mg 42 rear receiver section saw cut and torch cut. dfb manufactured in 1944, nice clean clear markings. Three WaA4 stampings on top of rear section. Will sell for 250.00 shipped. Please email me with any questions. All sections are in excellent condition. I am giving board members 1st chanc...

Top one is post war replacement German for MG1 and the bottom is Yugo M53. The part number gives it away. The German part numbers are set up a little different than the Yugo. Bottom is definitly Yugoslavian.

Top one is post war replacement German for MG1 and the bottom is Yugo M53. The part number gives it away. The German part numbers are set up a little different than the Yugo. Bottom is definitly Yugoslavian.

Chris, looks good, wish I had kept it and finished it.

Yes, that is exactly what I ended up doing. Of course that was after trying it several other ways first.

OK, i finally after a little bit finally got the roller reassembled. However, what a pain. All it takes is patience.