www.MG42.us

Its not on our end, its on theirs why they don't have them yet. We have 50 SSR40's in production down....the first set was all sold and shipped.

Chris

Yep, we sold Allied some of ours.

Chris

Thank you for the update man!

Would that be the same stone ago stuff that we have been using and kicking @$$ with for the last 2 centuries? I forgot, ya know, our stone age classrooms and all.

Figured I would give ya'll first shot before I send it to gunbroker. Torch cut MG34 receiver pieces. Included is the front section, cams, center section and ejector plate. Price is $400.00 Shipped via USPS Priority Mail with insurance. I will accept USPS Money Orders and possibly Paypal if you pick ...

I just would like an update too...but I'm not concerned. I think I sent him money around the 3rd of July, so it hasn't been that long ago. These things take time. We just need a progress report is all.

Thats for a case, 2 tins...760 rounds. Your price looks like the going rate.

Beware of the Yugo ammo. They used corrosive primers. After shooting you have to clean your barrel with water. I had some trouble when i used them in my Persian rifle. Landsknecht All combloc ammo is corrosive :) Its fine, you just have to clean your weapon. Biggest problem with 1950's Yugo is the ...

Numrich has them.

http://www.e-gunparts.com/DisplayAd.asp ... erSKU=&MC=

Mike, i sent you a PM...but you never replied.

Bump, I'll buy a whole receiver if I need to

hakentt wrote:

I have one of those ColdSteel receivers

Thats your problem, in my opinion your MG will look bad after you are done.

What kinda useless (Try a different word.) comment is this???? Didn't your mama ever teach you manners?

Salt, I'm confused now.\

The dates on your link are Jan06, while mine are Feb06.

I was under the impression that they are Rifles now, subject to 922r...correct?

Since I can't edit post

I found the link

http://www.panzer46.net/mg42board/viewtopic.php?t=2018

And to the MKS receivers I say read the following:

Scott, this was a hot topic and there is/was a sticky on it. BRP's SA42 is a FIREARM, not subject to 922r. When Orin wrote Tech Branch, they too ruled it a FIREARM not subject to 922r, but then a few weeks later changed their minds. They now said it was a RIFLE because it accepted a shoulder stock. ...

Why pop rivet? I don't think it would hold up and its easy to rivet the rails in. Matter of fact, I think Pirate even offers the buck, so all you need to $10 worth of rivets, a simple rivet tool and a hammer. I wouldn't trust pop rivets on a firearm man.

I have one that I purchased from Mg34.com. I have disassembled it completely to bead blast and repaint it.

I was unable to find 1 single waffenamt or German marking even on the smallest part. Either they are experts at erasing the origin or they are Yugo made. It has a lot of BK stamps.

Now if we could just get a semi auto version, we would be in business.

The 50's Yugo I have (3 cases) has very deep primers and will not fire relibility in my SA42 or in any of my K98's. I think if you made up an extra long firing pin for your SA42 and Yugo 50's 8mm, then it may run alright.