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JasonMPD
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Building a gun... Awesome.
JasonMPD
Senior MemberPosts: 6,577 Senior Member
As my YouTube expeditions continue, I ran across instructional video for making your own personally constructed AK rifle from a receiver flat and a parts kit. I've known about this for years but I have never watched videos about it--awesome! With some basic sheet metal knowledge/tools and a small spot welder you can essentially construct your own AK. Pretty cool.
So then I got to searching more and found another gun you can construct from a receiver flat that you form into a firearm receiver.. MP5, G3, G33 and so on... We'll those videos exist too... So awesome. Build a MP5 pistol and attach a Sig brace to it... Yummy.
Not a very informative thread, just some cool vids to watch and maybe get some ideas.
So then I got to searching more and found another gun you can construct from a receiver flat that you form into a firearm receiver.. MP5, G3, G33 and so on... We'll those videos exist too... So awesome. Build a MP5 pistol and attach a Sig brace to it... Yummy.
Not a very informative thread, just some cool vids to watch and maybe get some ideas.
“There are three kinds of men. The one that learns by reading. The few who learn by observation. The rest of them have to pee on the electric fence for themselves.” – Will Rogers
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Jerry
I'm not forgetting the milled receiver guys... I just have no room in the garage or wallet for the machinery required to finish one of those. If I did, I would LOVE to make something from one of those!
:tooth:
Jerry
1 - $10,000
2 - $5,000
3 - $3,333
4 - $2,500
5 - $2,000
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8 - $1,250
9 - $1,111
10 - $1,000
Not seeing a cheap rifle even if you make ten of them... Lol :tooth:
The AK's built from the flats need no serial numbers either. Me like.
Yugo Mauser Doner Action-Approx. $300
Timney Sporter Trigger-$65
Beuler Style Safety-$40
Bend Bolt and other gun smith fees-Approx.$220
Boyd’s Classic Stock(Unfinished)-Approx. $100.00
Shilen Barrel Fitted-Approx. $500.
Total Including drilled and tapped for scope $1225
And the services of a good and reasonable gun smith
Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
Fify
Wrongo Alec. A .270s too long for the Yugo action without some modifications to the magazine. And for the price I gave here I don't think you could have those modifications. So the .270 wouldn't be considered.
Now maybe a nice wildcat based on the 57mm case, ah yes, the .270x57! Now there's an idea...
:jester:
Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
JAY
Yeah, you can pick up 80% STEN receivers at Home Depot, aisle 9.
-Mikhail Kalashnikov
Jerry
I wonder how many Schnitzel Chompers got whacked with one of those.
Think the recoil is worse than your AMT Backup?
Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!
https://www.vintageordnance.com/
Too bad they don't sell them for $150 (still too much-- but at least reasonable). I wouldn't mind one for giggles.
I like the 80% Sten receivers that are sold by the local auto parts places.
― Douglas Adams
FIFY
Jerry
I like the 80% Sten receivers that are sold by the local auto parts places in 10-foot lengths.
Well, that is so you can mass produce them! :rotflmao:
― Douglas Adams
This took me longer to figure out than I care to admit. I was thinking for a good five minutes trying to determine what you meant, when it finally dawned on me: "Hey dummy, what does a Sten look like?"
NRA Life Member
:spittingcoffee: You see an exhaust pipe, I see a Sten or M3 waiting to be built! :tooth:
― Douglas Adams