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DARIVS ARCHITECTVS wrote:Despite all the warnings, I'm getting married next May,

Hey, Congradulations........
Marriage is a great institution and I always thought you belonged in an institution.

Wasn't conrat murphy last seen in that area (GREENSBORO, NC) . maybe he finally welded up one of those stolen recievers........

owning that reciever in the states is a MAJOR crime wolf.

8mm is longer than 308 , won't fit in hopper. there were conversion kits once upon a time.

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Very sad news, he was a very nice guy with a ton of enthusiasm and energy. 19 yrs old isn't enough ..........damn it!

RIP

salt6 wrote:Goning to be out of pocket off and on from 9/5 to 9/23.
salt

DARIVS ARCHITECTVS wrote: Wed Oct 05 BIL's IN CHARGE? There goes the neighborhood.. .
Enjoy the weather in Philippines, Salt6. Watch out for snakes.

Darvis this is WHY bil was in charge......... LMAO

compliance with stupid laws like new jerseys AWB that bans flashhiders.
Tom Rogers did the exact same thing to his, I wouldn't be surprised to hear it was his once upon a time.

100 rounder
http://www.lg-outdoors.com/proddetail.a ... SS%5F49146
out of stock but ridiculously long......

Its spot welded on. exact location determined by charging handle, needs to have the forward under hook part in the right spot to lever the bolt from the camming piece. elevation set by where the handle wants to slide best without being too loose.

nose of the buffer hits the back of the bolt, causing the the ejection like you described.
Is the nose of your buffer the longer than normal version ? you need a longer receiver and the stretched buffer nose to use an uncut recoil spring.

is the cam piece from a dummy gun? i believe some dummy gun builders machined the unlocking lugs off the cam.

Its tough to say without more info but look at replacing the extractor and spring. I've seen guns that ran 8mm but didn't like 7.62 change their minds with a new extractor combo to hold the 7.62 tighter. $.02

Assassin42 wrote:Which weighs more per pound, feathers or rocks?

not sure, how about we test it... you throw feathers at me and i'll throw the rocks back.............LOL

Flem and Will are forum members.
They learned how to build 42s right here by asking questions and reading. Most can learn the same way.

A video might have been a good seller back when kits were more common.

All I know about World War One is that the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor. Am I right? "Germans? Forget it, he's rolling." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8lT1o0sDwI [video]<iframe width="420" height="345" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/V8lT1o0sDwI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>[/video]

wouldn't it just be cheaper and easier to convert the AR or FAL ? Anyone with the skill level to build a legal SA MG42 has the skill set to build a FA one. Why would anyone want that level of illegal in their life for a gun they can't take out and enjoy. If anyone reading this wants to illegally cre...

I like the quick pan down at the very end.
I see where your eye went.

I wouldn't stress about the sear. your kit will come with FA parts thats no big deal. you will most likely be sending your gripstick out to be rebuilt into semiauto. when it gets rebuilt tell the guy to keep/trash the FA sear if you feel better about not having it in your possession. The FA sear wil...