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[E-120]

I should have a jig next Tuesday. Unfortunately I don't know anyone with a cnc.

[Blood Ocean]

I'm definitely coming, how solid is the Spetember 25-26 date? The Trojans are on the road and the Raiders have a bye so that's a GREAT weekend for me to leave the wife at home and build some guns!

Does anyone have a good connection for engraving and anodizing? If we all do it together maybe we can score a nice volume discount? I'm thinking about making going with blue anodizing and calling it the FU-15...

[Z ME FLY]

I should have a jig next Tuesday. Unfortunately I don't know anyone with a cnc.

Did you PM shadyjeff and tell him?

I'm definitely coming, how solid is the Spetember 25-26 date? The Trojans are on the road and the Raiders have a bye so that's a GREAT weekend for me to leave the wife at home and build some guns!

Does anyone have a good connection for engraving and anodizing? If we all do it together maybe we can score a nice volume discount? I'm thinking about making going with blue anodizing and calling it the FU-15...

I know there are people here that do that type of work. I just don't know anyone off the top of my head to say.

I think the date is pretty solid since we didn't have a date for awhile.

[TeckLancer]

i would like to come but i dont have any of those parts. wheres a good place to get them . ?

[command_liner]

Hmmm.
I have a portable J-head Bridgeport mill with tooling. If only somebody
had the CNC kit to install on it, and some G-code, we could have quite
a party.

Heck, my tooling even includes brand-new AR 15 milling jigs.

[E-120]

That would be awsome.

[ALSystems]

I'd like to come and work on the paperweight I got from Z ME FLY into a standard 223

Any suggestions on lower part kits?

[TurboChrisB]

Put my name on the list please.

[AK4me]

Count me in, I need to finish my lower, I already milled it out (without a jig)
I just need to drill the 2 hole for the hammer and trigger pins. How much would it be to do that??

[K_Labs]

I don't know if this is something I'm allowed to ask. I have a Wasr-10 and it has the really cool mag wobble receiver on it. Could I get a flat with the dimples on it and put it on my gun? Then copy the serial # and destroy my old crapy receiver since that serial is already registered to me.

[Roccobro]

On a home built gun, you can put anything as the serial (or none at all). I have a Romy G that the "serial" is the same as the original numbers. Doesn't really matter if that "number" matches the rest of the gun parts really.

Justin

[Cokebottle]

I don't know if this is something I'm allowed to ask. I have a Wasr-10 and it has the really cool mag wobble receiver on it.

Epoxy a couple of thin steel plates to the inside of the receiver.

Could I get a flat with the dimples on it and put it on my gun?

You could, but honestly, I'd just start with a parts kit and build a 2nd AK.

When SHTF, you have two hands, you'll be happy to have two AKs

Then copy the serial # and destroy my old crapy receiver since that serial is already registered to me.

Yes and no.

It's not "registered" to you. Long guns are not registered in California (yet).
On a home-build, you can define the serial number any way you'd like, but IF you put a serial number on it, you need to include the city/state of manufacture... you can't make a "clone" of the Century receiver.

A few months ago, someone made a receiver and serialized it FCKCADOJ0001

Personally, when I build my AR pistol, the serial number will be 2A-062010, model number will be SAP-2A

[Z ME FLY]

On a home built gun, you can put anything as the serial (or none at all). I have a Romy G that the "serial" is the same as the original numbers. Doesn't really matter if that "number" matches the rest of the gun parts really.

Justin

Hey Justin, yes it really matters if the numbers match. If the numbers do not match there can be some fitting issues and headspacing issues depending on what's matching and not.

[Cokebottle]

Hey Justin, yes it really matter is the numbers match. If the numbers do not match there can be some fitting issues and headspacing issues depending on what's matching and not.

He's talking about the number that the builder stamps on the receiver either matching or not matching the manufacturer's numbers on the parts kit.

Yes... it is preferable to have a matching-numbers parts kit.

[Z ME FLY]

He's talking about the number that the builder stamps on the receiver either matching or not matching the manufacturer's numbers on the parts kit.

Yes... it is preferable to have a matching-numbers parts kit.

Oh must of misunderstood his post...

But yup it is preferable to have a matching numbers receiver. That was what nodak use to do a long time ago. That is also the benefit of building your own flat so you can put what you want.