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jetskrtal wrote:I'm sure he has been burning the midnight oil in his shop,he just posted the other day over on UZI talk about his latest creation,a mini .22 1919 belt fed tippman

He spent today working on it. Posted some beautiful pics at gunco.

It looks like a Romanian Kalashnikov flipped upside down, the front sight mounted 180° and a FAL flashhider. The feed mechanism would be operated from a knob welded to the bottom of the carrier but I can't envision how you access the bolt and firing pin from the top side. That is a beautiful adapta...

I just got one in. They're really nice.

The optics are fantastic.

Okay John. I've got your other book -- they should be labeled pre and post creation. That's before and after the big bang!! And for the next poor soul in these uncharted waters: Both the recuperator attachment points; one at the front integral with the last retainer and the other a bolt running thro...

I used pirate's unistrut and bolts idea with a 1/4"all thread run through (buffer removed, barrel installed). Used soft copper pipe to cover the barrel end at the weld. Broke lighter copper for inside the camming piece and at the rear. Welded a bolt in to block the fa bolt and cut the grip area. The...

Thanks Tom!

I'll do some threading.

I'm having a time with this %*#% too. Once assembled and inserted into the receiver, the forward end has the threaded nipple projecting out to the left side. Does this nipple go through the hole on the left side of the receiver? When I put it there the whole thing destructs and shoots the spring and...

George!!!

I'm an absolute newbie at this and have yet to get anything to go bang. The receiver from Weaponeer is together and I'm seeing a bit of light so I ordered 2 I/O kits @$330 ea. Cleaned them up last night. One's missing a spring and the small bolt at the end of the recuperator is broken off. The nozzl...