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Thanks for the tip!

With some of the gun shops charging $20 to $30+ on transfers, I thought that its about time to get my CCR 03 to save some of those nickes and dimes this hobby can cost. At $30.00 for three years, it just pays for itself... I will be contacting the ATF for the requisite forms, do you know who is a go...

I don't have my references at work, but that is either for the semiauto firing of the MG34 or for adjustment. I'll look a bit later and make my corrections.

Ed S,
Great pictures! Who knows maybe someone else might have a RH lever and not even know it. You're side by side comparison came out way better than the one I was going to post.
Thanks!

Thanks for the additional info. If I could edit my post I would have put Panzermantel instead of Panzerlauf. I wonder what the post war arsenal folks did when they encountered one of these feed covers? Probably nothing if they are just checking function/fit and put them away. I think that it would b...

Only if it's preceded by the Imperial March playing in the background while we draw ammo, set up and then open the range up to fire.

artie,
I do have the book, it is great. I will have to get it back out and start refreshing my memory. Need to start inventorying for missing parts so I can get these things up and running...

Thanks again!

Cool! Thanks for the information. I never thought about the AA role, thinking that the Zwillingssockel 36 just mounted the 34s side by side.

Remember the original Star Wars with the storm troopers using "exotic space weapons?" Well if you go to http://www.tk409.com/tk409.html this guy made a MG-15 with PVC, plastic and metal. I'm sure the price of a real MG-15 will put it out of reach of these guys, but you never know. I need a flash hid...

I discovered one armored jacket (Panzer lauf I believe is the correct nomenclature) kit [a dot 1945] with a top cover that has the right hand feed lever [the tab points to the left] it's a non-matching SN kit. I am thinking that this was just put into the kit to round it out, since the other 5 were ...

This group buy is now closed.
Thanks!

At the gunco net site there is a group buy for the Hungarian AMMS AK that recently came in. There were approximately 720 of these imported. The price for these will be $35 + S&H. They will include the rails and be made from 4130 steel. Add a rivet set a center support an additional $13. Of course I ...

I have an air cooled and water cooled with Orin receivers that are in storage. The WC has the complete ground kit...

Thank you Salt for the Sold Section. I know it is extra work and we all appreciate it very much!

How about a section called Sold Items or something to that effect. This would be a locked archive, so someone can't delete their information, and a thread could be follwed logically. There is nothing like trying to find out what the price was and other pertinent information when the originator delet...

If you can find a bnz get that one, they were only made in 1941. The company switched to MG-42 production for the rest of the war years.

Welcome to your new home. This is a great site with lots of good information. Please don't hesitate to ask questions, we're here to help ya out.

Remember not all armies/militaries have optics on all of their MGs. I'm sure if they have them they will implement them, as usual it's situation dependent.

Recently seen a K98k Russian capture matching receiver and stock, all other parts electric pencil SN. The serial number on the stock looks like it was sanded down heavy as it looked somewhat dished, but is stamped with same receiver SN. It has the typical real black/blue on the metal parts and varni...

Have a little faith baby, have a little faith...