Virgin M92's

[jroberts1968]

Virgin Yugo M92 Build.
I have 8 of these to build so I am doing them in sets of 4. I just wanted to show some pics of the rear trunnion being finished out. Tooling was quite a bit for this job I purchased all carbide metric 4 flute end mills, and Drill Co metric carbide machine screw bits. In the past 2 years I tend to just buy the correct tool and move on. 362.00 in end mills, drill bits and misc tooling boy it does come out correct though.
I installed the rear trunnion using the original Yugo Rivets.

[jroberts1968]

Ready for some park and duracoat

I just picked up this IR T30 Compressor what a difference it makes.

[jroberts1968]

In to the park Tanks

Heater Tank

Park Tank

Oiled

[jroberts1968]

Here are two I did with pinned stocks, Park looks solid.





86 Tula Krink built on a flat / bluejack barrel matched the finish.

[wash]

Nice SBRs.

[chozenfew805]

[jroberts1968]

The M92s are pinned
Thanks though.
Jim

[SJgunguy24]

Nice work but isn't that cheating using the reciever holes as guides?
I've always had to layout the holes and drill everything out.
Were you able to secure a ruling letter from the ATF tech branch on the method of pinning those stocks?
I was thinking of doing the same with a side folding gun.

[jroberts1968]

Nice work but isn't that cheating using the reciever holes as guides?
I've always had to layout the holes and drill everything out.
Were you able to secure a ruling letter from the ATF tech branch on the method of pinning those stocks?
I was thinking of doing the same with a side folding gun.

Worker smarter not harder. I could also throw the receiver in the vice and use the DRO to DATAM the locations and then cut the holes.

Why do I need a ruling letter from the ATF I have a regulation book sitting on my shop table and refer to it. The ruling on a pinned stock is already in reg book.

Writing letter to the ATF just continues the review of regulations already on the books by a techno wienie that in turn decides to get a happy meal and a red white and blue star on his file card by adding another rule.

[chillincody]

Sorry but I have a noob ?? those pinned stock ones wouldnt those be considered SBR since it has a stock even if they are pinned closed ?? They are all beautiful tho and good job on building them I envy you sir

[nicoroshi]

Nice toys.

[jroberts1968]

No a pinned stock is considered a PISTOL. The stock must be pinned in by means of blind weld over to meet BATFE regulations.

Anyone want to talk about MP5 regulations


Yes thats my dogs MG42, she lives in TX and can have it and a SBR

[jroberts1968]

My dog has a Black Powder Cannon no letter needed black powder.

She also has a M92 Side Folder although she fell asleep on guard duty!

[SJgunguy24]

Where's your shop?
Looking for help?

[chillincody]

No a pinned stock is considered a PISTOL. The stock must be pinned in by means of blind weld over to meet BATFE regulations.

Anyone want to talk about MP5 regulations

OO I see .... Are you a gunsmith or just doing this for fun ?? Im jelly of those mp5s