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Yeah its dinged up for sure. But the mag goes in/out and locks up without any major problems. Its usable as-is. It had some rubber grip sleeve thing on it when I originally got it, I didn't even know it was dented.

I was looking at trading (or selling I guess) my RPB M11, and am not sure what kind of trade value to place on it. I've had a few people ask me for a cash price on a WTT listing, but really don't know. It's a little banged up. And the safety is busted. I plan on buying a replacement for it and...

So this might be a dumb question... I have a RPB M11A1 frame here im gathering parts to try to get back up and running. Can I chop down a M11/9 upper to fit the 380 gun? They seem to be alot easier to find than 380 uppers.

An UZI in x25 Tok is gonna be brutal. That's a hot little round. Definitely keep us posted on how that goes together.

Autos are above my pay grade, I haven't shot a MG in years. My old boss used to do MG stuff from time to time before he passed.

15 minutes down the road from me but I think I'll be out of town that weekend. Definitely would be fun to watch.

Looks like mostly one guy carrying on....

Yeah, not. FA. I got a few things from a guy I have to put on consignment but don't know enough about these to know if it's safe, or OK. Being just a lower half I don't have a real way to test it. Just table top function checking the FCG parts is about all I can do. I'd imagine "if" it won't...

I did install it with the spring, and ball bearing. The safety moved fully from "safe" to "fire" and back smoothly with positive clicks in it's detents. It is difficult to know for sure without a bolt/upper if it works or not, I agree. My main concern was that with the safety in "fire" the...

Had some MAC stuff come in, and one of the items I'm a little stumped on. It's a RPB M10, just the lower half. It came with the safety in a bag. The guy I got it from said it didn't work with the safety in. I haven't quite messed with it much, but when I slip the internal part in there it does...

I would imagine the opposite (a sticky, tight chamber) could theoretically slow down ROF since it takes more time/effort to extract the casing so.......perhaps yes? A looser chamber could/would/might/should cycle faster in comparison to that? But I'm not sure it would even be noticeable? It's...

No, I havent messed with it yet. I have an open bolt 45acp frame here that's 100% I have to get around to listing it for a customer but it's not quite the same as my .380 , was looking at it and I don't really see a way to even get to it without ripping out that carriage. it realy looks like...

I have a cheap Chinesium TIG it was $189 on Amazon a few years ago it's been great. I've always ran it on 110v, never needed to take take the amperage past half...gun stuff is usually delicate/thin. Worth every penny and honestly haven't even thought about getting a nicer machine.

A grinder and paint make you the welder you ain't... I'm a piss poor welder but luckily am somewhat not-retarded with a flap disc.

I built my poor man's mini with a full size UZI rear stub. I didn't know this stock existed, but I think it's going to be too long for my application. But definitely looks like a well made option.

Probably a stupid question but did a brief search here and didn't see anything that would answer it. Is it humanly possible to replace the sear spring on an open bolt semi MAC without tearing out the sear carriage/guts? Like compress it and sneak it under there and let it pop up into that...

I had to look at it, the kit I used appears to have been a model A kit, so it has model A sights. It was project intended to be the cheapest way into a mini, just a blaster/dedicated pistol. I didn't give any thought to authenticity or anything else along those lines.

When I did mine I used full size stubs and the mini-specific recoil/striker parts from GMT. I can measure the recoil "cup/plunger/guide/whatever" that is if it helps. I'm not sure how different they are from full size ones.

I would think it would be mechanically challenging, the UZI doesn't really lend itself to FCG updates like that. I would think that most "I was an open bolt gun design that's "transitioned" into a closed bolt gun" designs don't leave much room for changes like binary's or FRT's. It's not like...