Whatcha working on /k/?
I'm doing some custom work on a 80% lower
wtf are yu doingg
>>29947374
Whatchya doing? Looks interesting.
20 mins later with a file and dremil
>>29947374
>>29947405
I'm not particularly autistic, but I can't figure out for the life of me wtf you're doing
Nearly fin.
Just need some paint and some magpul, and SBR'd. Then it will be perfect
>>29947476
I have no clue if this is genius or retarded..
Just like I can't tell if it is good looking or not.
>>29947476
>>29947609
no, it's retarded
And the idiot used the most unfcomfortable AR grip that exists
>>29947405
vz61 custom grips?
>>29947374
>>29947405
>>29947476
OVER THE LINE FAG
GET THE FUCK OUTTA HERE
>>29947476
interesting, piss poor choice of AR grips but interesting. got any better detail pics of how you attached it to the VZ
>>29947743
It's screwed in
I have a big stack of American Lock 5200 and 5300 padlocks in need of new cylinders by monday. I'm totally putting it off for video games and internet til tomorrow night though.
>>29947783
how do you have a STACK that needs new cylinders?
>>29947783
How do you even take locks apart. Shits Luke magically assrmbled
>>29947761
no shit the grip on the vz61 screws into the reciever, but how is the grip adapter attached to the screw, doe it have enough clearance to spin around without interference from the triggerguard or is there a seperate method by which it is screwed in
>>29947799
I'm a locksmith.
>>29947826
Not every lock can be disassembled non-destructively, Those that can there's usually a screw inside the shackle hole, unscrewing that allows the trap door to be removed, then the cylinder and actuator drop out.
Some are tricksier than that, like pic related where the trap door has to be punched out or laminated locks like Master Locks where you have to grind off the rivets. Those are so cheap that it's not worth the effort though.
>>29947858
>>29947858
Why would someone pay you to put new cylinders in a $5 lock?
Like I get it if you're trying to have 1 key work with them all, but I feel that isn't the case
>>29947476
Congratulations, you ruined a perfectly good 80% lower to achieve something that you could have easily fabricated. Dumbfuck
>>29948134
>being buttmad over a piece of cheap metal
>>29948134
eh it could still be made functional just omit the safety and make it weird to hold
>>29948074
It's cheaper to swap out new cylinders than it is replace the whole lock, especially when it's a largish commercial operation with dozens of locks. Which you should do whenever there's a unaccounted-for key and every year or three as a matter of course. Key control is an important and oft-overlooked part of physical security.
There's also locks like the Kwikset Smartkey system that can be fitted to a new key without the need of swapping cylinders or pins. But being Kwikset you can force the thing open with a screwdriver and vicegrips despite being ANSI grade 1 certified.
>>29947374
>>29947476
Now you cut off the 80%, add an AK grip on it, or even worse a SVD style stock.
>>29947858
>>29947940
>>29948532
Fucking NEAT!
one day i will get around to my yugo rpk kit.
>>29947476
Hilarious
Actually just picked up two 80's today
wtf y, i geuss your making your receiver an 80%
Cetme I, waiting for Mike at prexis to stop procrastinating and ship my flat I ordered 3 weeks ago
>>29947858
Cool trade OP.
>>29947858
Oh god, those fucking high-security locks. I hate them, so, so, so, much.
>>29949274
I've been thinking about building a cetme for awhile now, how are you going to fold the flat?
I have so many projects its not funny.
But next on the list is swap out the Raybar Red sight on my snowflake Ithaca X-5T since the old one is disintegrating
>>29949364
im borrowing somebody's bending jig
>>29949316
>TFW some cockmongler loses the keys and there isn't a cutting torch on-site.
>being upset over a piece of aluminum that everybody and their brother with HAAS makes
>>29949390
Are they using the par jig or hk, also where do you live friend?
Help a kommando out?
>>29949608
its a jig made by prexis for it, unfortunately im like a third party in borrowing it
>>29949626
I get it but thanks for the info, I'll pick up the praxis one I assume it will work for cetme c and l?
And I guess using a press would be tough
Ever in the louisville are and you need a 1.5mm ak jig say so?
Speaking of 80% lowers. Anyone here recommend a good jig? Also are polymer lowers really as shitty as people say? I opened a thread about this earlier and most of the comments seemed to be either "lul they break" or seemed to come from polymer80.com or 80percentarms.com.
>>29949670
its just for the L, cetme c's have a rounded top to the recievers
Neighbor is going through a divorce so I'm being paid to hold onto and clean their gun collection until they can sort things out...and good god has it been forever since some of these things have been cleaned.
>>29949713
Ok thanks, since you're being so helpful do they use the same trigger group as ptrs and cetme c's, because I happen to have one spare
>>29949670
Also you'll need to be able to Tig welder aluminum and make a spacer to replace the auto search
>>29947695
You're the idiot. The A2 grip is comfier as frig.
>>29949768
I'll take that as a no I can't use a ptr trigger group
>>29949795
i highly doubt it, its a weird bird
>>29949809
Why do I need to be able to tig weld, is the flat aluminum or the trigger group?
cetme l looks really neat. i looked into it briefly but an very negative review about praxis scared me off.
plus im pretty sure its above my skill level
>>29949809
I assume you got your parts kit from sarco?
>>29949834
apex
>>29949817
trigger group is aluminum and you need to put a blocking bar in since with the auto sear removed the trigger can be pulled back far enough that it'll never engage the hammer
Just shitposting and triggering anons with some bait threads.
>>29949888
But if I couldn't tig weld I could put a bolt through and cut off the head right?
Thanks again for all the info
>>29949888
Actually I'm not quite sure I understand that, pull the trigger so far back it won't engage? I don't understand
Are you saying so far back the hammer wouldn't catch and the hammer would follow the bolt potentially going full auto?
>>29949274
I'm so sorry, everything Prexis I've touched has been trash.
If you ever get it....
Will make a start on assembling this 10/22 stock once I'm back at work.
>>29950100
yes the sear/trigger can tilt so far down without it that it could go full retard since the auto sear would normally tilt in from the front and catch it
>>29950144
not really any other options since all the remaining reciever section cuts are still in spain
>>29950227
Many thanks I will follow in your cetme footsteps
>>29950227
One last thing, what is in the praxis weld set
>>29950245
ill make a thread on the build once i finish it
>>29950275
Not if I finish first, jk
But what's in the weld set?
>>29947783
And then i started to wish Bosnian Bill would become a poster on /k/.
Thanks, dick.
As of right now though, i'm carving a replacement for the Savinelli that snapped on me innawoods.
>>29950274
from what i was told they're machined blocks that go in front and back of the trigger group to replace what was originally tubes for the pins, and have to mill down the tabs on the trigger group so you cant put an original full auto one in and some how not allow a unmodified bolt to go in. so i might have to modify the blocks depending on how they are designed because im not removing a whole bunch of meat off the bolt if i dont need to
>>29950321
I see, so it's not important to the functionality but important for ATF compliance
And I agree, taking weight off a blowback rifle bolt sounds dangerous and bad idea
>>29950358
yea so ill more than likely be modifying them, the mods to the trigger group should be good enough if the atf ever comes by, i dont see it being any different than an ar15 with a m16 bolt carrier in it
>>29950386
Yeah sounds like something I could make out of scrap instead of 40$, is there a reason you got yours fom apex instead of sarco?
>>29948291
>80% receivers
>cheap
Anon pls
>>29950386
Any sort of head spacing?
>>29950320
>have a cheap Mr. brog pipe with a wind cap
>go to travel pipe because it looks neat and cost like $17
>take it on a trip last weekend
>broke the fucking stem in the middle of the shank and half of it is stuck down the pipe
>mfw this is the second pipe stem from that brand that broke in the same goddamn place
fucking polish fukkin shits
On the other hand I've got a Butz Choquin vest pocket travel pipe that is an indestructible beast. survived me slamming my face against a pickup truck dashboard in a car accident while I was smoking it.
Are savenellis worth the money or is it better to save up the shekels for the 2-300 dollarydoo level if you already have a rotation of good quality estate pipes and dr. grabows?
>>29947374
Just ordered a remington 1858 hand from dixie gunworks to fix my BP revolver. broke the tiny as fuck flatspring dry firing it while pew pewing imaginary indian months ago but could never get the lockwork apart until yesterday. I jury rigged a 1/2" automotive impact driver down to bit driver heads. Peitta makes their screws nonstandard flat heads that don't fit any normal flat ground screwdriver. Stripped the shit out of one they must of used a torque wrench to put in place because a 1/8" thread held that thing through 15 strikes from two different impact drivers before loosening.
>>29950788
>Are Savenellis worth the money
I'll be honest, i never paid no mind to them before, My favorite pipes have always been my corncobs of all things, and if i wasn't in the mood for one of them, i always have one of them Baraccini's with the meercham liners in the bowl. That was really the max i'd pay for a pipe, figuring they couldn't really get better after 60 bucks. But then my dad got me a savinelli alligator for Christmas. At first i was afraid of using it, anywhere outside my living room, lest i end up breaking something in transit, But it proved to be one of the most robust pipes I've ever smoked, had the perfect bowl size for a 20 minute burn. Didn't even get all that hot.
It took a tumble down the stairs to break the thing.
if you want a fancy pipe i couldn't recommend more.
>my BP revolver. broke the tiny as fuck flatspring dry firing it
I've never had spring problems with my Pietta Navy, though for some reason i occasionally end up bending the bolt in it. not sure how that happens.
>>29950948
fixed muh shitty Mr. Brog by cutting the broken part flush and jamming the filter in the new hole. I have some tax return floating around and I'm looking at some savanellis
http://www.tobaccopipes.com/savinelli-roma-614-black-stem-tobacco-pipe/
http://www.tobaccopipes.com/savinelli-roma-620-black-stem-tobacco-pipe/
>>29950473
I haven't looked at sarco in years
>>29950650
It's goes by bolt gap , 0.018 is supposed to be the sweet spot
