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We have 3 left.

We have 4 MG34 weld jigs in stock. due to the large backlog of builds we will not be making more for several months, so if you need one now is a good time to get it. MG34 weld Jig $180.00 plus $10.00 shipping CC accepted no extra fees. call to order 561 394 8228 http://www.projectguns.com/mg342.html

Hi we 're back from vacation. We have jigs ready to ship now. Give us a call if you need one.
561-394-8228

we are finishing up 6 of them today, they will be ready to ship when we come back from vacation aug 30.
you can email or pm me to reserve one.

Scott, if you plan on doing the bolt mods with a drill & dremel, save yourself a lot of grief and sell the kit. it is hard as glass and it is a precision part that needs to be done in a mill and lathe. the 34 is not forgiving like the 42. if you are planning on slapping it together you will only rui...

sold

these are all sold.

with the uncertanty of the future of our hobby, We will take in 10 customers receiver parts for reweld. we will do the semi conversion work and get the receivers in a state to where they can be registered. once they are considered "built" they should be good to go in case of any changes to existing ...

Number 1 & 4 are sold

this is an mg24 receiver blank, it is for a semi auto with the bolt block welded in. it comes with a ratchet plate. $425.00 plus postage

we just got in 6 receivers from Wise Lite Arms, these are seconds and need some work. however they are in spec registered receivers so an ffl is required to buy one. the first photo has 5 receivers, they are $600.00 take your pick, all need the ratchet plate installed or replaced. they come with a n...

we will have vickers plates in stock soon and will be taking in kits to do builds after the first of the year. we are also working on getting in maxim plates. we also have some wise lite mg42 receivers coming in this week or next week with some repairable defects that we will be selling at a discount.

we are a fully licensed, full time, 07 manufacturer and SOT.

We will be taking in new work some time in late january. we just got a new miller tig to improve our weld work. we will be doing brens, 34 & 42 rewelds and also have a group buy going on at the 1919 site for vickers builds. we have just finished up a run of 1919a4's and will be starting on semi auto...

you need to weld in a plate to support the return spring then it will work.

looks like you forgot to fill in the sear channel to prevent a fa bolt from being inserted.

how much you leave depends on how straight you can cut them and how you plan on squaring them. I would leave a minimum of .050" on them then square one side and carefully fir the other. as for your question Bil, I would cut them square and fill the remaining gap unless you have a mill and can accura...

new as in just made.

we have a couple of new ones in stock.

cut them square between the holes and machine them flat.