I have never found out if you can only tack weld the flash hider,or do i have to pin it no matter what.Im not talking about pinning the flash hider then welding over the pin,i just want to tak weld the back side of it to the barrel.Example:short barrel and extended length flash hider to make...
if your a good welder and know how to work steel and light gauge metal,well anyway i could make it look just as good with a arc welder welded up on a sawhorse than people using a over rated tig.people forget stick used to be the only way there was to do it.temperature and size of welding...
can you believe he said what type gun?this is uzi talk isnt it?you practically described what type of lower to weld in a blocking bar didnt you?some of these people,i wonder if they do that to people in their daily routine everyday?
probably ought to find out if your welder clamped the receiver down to the table while welding.believe it or not working with heat takes awhile to understand what steel will do.also find out how he welded it.did he weld the shit out of it or did he weld a little and let it cool.working on any...
single or double
yeah but your not telling me what is the complete reason for having one or the other.which is best to build for parts availibility?do you know?
Probably going to build a mac.Whats the diff. in the single or double stack feed mac's?Which is best and why?Which is easiest to buy for parts and mags?Please help,i have another thread but noone will tell me.
I bought a uzi receiver repair section and bought a parts kit to build me a carbine a model.i had to buy a front sight section with trunnion cause the other was cut to pieces.My question is can i use the top cover as a guide for what overall length it needs to be so when i weld the front and...
I recently bought a uzi receiver repair section(doesnt have the front trunnion or rear sight block welded on)and im not going to cut it up.Im going to weld the front and rear pieces on.this is no problem,but do i need to flame harden the repair section before i weld the pieces on, or after when...