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MG34 Reweld Service

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I am currently doing an MG42 80% reweld service and would like to offer the same for the MG34.

This is what I have come up with:

I would weld in the F/A sear hole in the receiver and then add a bolt block, gripstick block and a charging handle block. I would then weld the pieces together and finish only the outside. I would also do the bolt mods as part of the service.

The end builder would dremel and file the blocks off, Dremel the inside welds so you can attach the buttstock and then fit the cocking handle & bolt channels to complete the build. TNW semi parts will "drop in" to the bolt and gripstick. Make sure you are 922r compliant and you are good to go.

As delivered the receiver will not fit any parts without tools & time. The Semi Auto mod to the receiver will be done and the bolt will also be modified to not work with a F/A sear. If you want to do a dummy built, just clean the butstock threads and charging handle slot.


I am thinking of pricing the service around $550.
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Yes,ther would be an interest,it depends on the details. Thank you. ---bil
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There would be an interest ..........your right about that Bil!

Bil........did you get my PM?

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RR -no,my in-box was full and I have been having a hard time figuring out the new site.Send another,unless you meant the one from a week ago,in that case-yes I did.Let me know when you want the alignment tool,and I will send it along. ---bil
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Bil, you need help more than IneedHelp.
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DARIVS ARCHITECTVS wrote:Bil, you need help more than IneedHelp.


Help! My thread got jacked! :shock: :lol:
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Sorry! :? Back on track-Let us know any details on the 34 re-weld service-Do you also do the semi mods,and what do you have to do to the receiver to make the feds happy? ---bil
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This is what I have come up with:

I would weld in the F/A sear hole in the receiver and then add a bolt block, gripstick block and a charging handle block. I would then weld the pieces together and finish only the outside. I would also do the bolt mods as part of the service.

The end builder would dremel and file the blocks off, Dremel the inside welds so you can attach the buttstock and then fit the cocking handle & bolt channels to complete the build. TNW semi parts will "drop in" to the bolt and gripstick. Make sure you are 922r compliant and you are good to go.

As delivered the receiver will not fit any parts without tools & time. The Semi Auto mod to the receiver will be done and the bolt will also be modified to not work with a F/A sear. If you want to do a dummy built, just clean the butstock threads and charging handle slot.


I am thinking of pricing the service around $550.
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Oh gee thanks. Just when I thought I was just about done building kits, someone has to offer this service. If a MG-34 kit arrives on my doorstep, I'm in danger of Ivan the Terrible(my wife in a bad mood) "fried in a giant skillet" solution to my kit buying. Me, not the kits.
OT, but what do you think of welding up an RPD receiver. And no I don't have one. But I've been thinking about it.
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I think I am going to focus on the MG34, MG42, DP28, Bren and AK's for now.


If anyone would like to send an RPD kit for me to look over, I might consider it.
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I would be interested in a MG34 reweld. I have a 3 saw cut kit.

Please send more details.

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I'm interested in a Bren and MG42 semi reweld if you are still doing them? One MG42 is torch cut the other is saw cut. My bren kit is a 3 cut kit...I've had them for years and they are just sitting around taking up space.

Thanks!
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navygunner72
The post above you is from 2007. Try pm-ing them or emailing them.

Later 42rocker
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