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I've made adapter plates that you place between the linking pusher plate and the rear of the cartridges. This pushes the cartridges out of the links.

Yes. Batch of 10 will be done in 3-4 weeks. Of those 4 sold. m60joe@m60joe.com

Thanks for the pics.

I haven't received mine yet and I was wondering if a RLL would work. Anyone have pics of the uppers rear lug and the rear of the bolt carrier? Please e-mail m60joe@m60joe.com or post here. thanks

Another "Joe" in the video, not me or my shop!

Thanks. A lot of satisfaction working on NFA items....

I don't take 2 weeks to get back!!!!!! Not even 2 days. E-mail again. thanks

I'm looking for a RLL. Have a few things to trade for it if interested.

I've repaired several Sendra receivers to allow the mags to fit. This one had the most issues though. Selector detent hole was in the wrong position, the mag well didn't allow Thermold mags, and the rear takedown pin counter bore was shallow.

http://www.uzitalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5729&highlight=top+cover "The ratchet works better if the spring in that area isn't flush because the ratchet sometimes have a chamfer on the edge and the spring rides under the ratchet."

Looks like a wind issue IMHO. The ammo isn't being pushed down far enough into the feed block. Be sure to wind the winder correctly. Even add a wind or two. Even with the AM180, I've added a drop of brake free to the friction areas of the drums to aid in spinning. This helps a lot. The feed...

Doesn't look good.

Nothing wrong with RLL's. With anything, things wear get or get damaged and need fixed.....after many - many rounds. $6-7k for a RLL vs $12k for the RDIAS or $10k for a receiver is a lot of ammo.... This RLL, below, was "pried" from a receiver by a FFL/SOT. He never told me how it was stuck...

Here's the first of six I've done with one or both paddle retaining tabs broken. Knock on wood, none have come back...http://www.uzitalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10831&highlight=broken+rll This one was a first non tab repair

For .223 the hammer isn't hitting the firing pin with this TI FCG supplied..... The FCG supplied is for a fixed firing pin. This "Sear Lever" might be needed to let the hammer go.. and it doesn't come with the kit. I don't have a open bolt FCG but it looks like it's needed... The carrier hits...

Using todays modern math (everyone is a winner, no loosers....all answers are correct) I submit this manipulation of numbers for my submittion... Given M16 and M4 Using the M Using the 6 from M16 and the 4 from M4 6-4=2 Now we have M2 Using the 4 from M4 we have M24 6 in the M16 plus 4...

Assembled it, loaded the drum it came with, and fired it. Three stoppages. Just pulled the charging handle to clear and fired on each of them. Using Dynapoints. I'm happy. Very little tweaking (if any) needed. Fire control parts

Mine arrived and it is a thing of beauty. Invoice date was 12-20-05. Nothing hacked together. Everything was precision machined. Just need to get it on a '16 and see if it works. He should have asked for more money do to the fire control parts being open bolt IMHO... I would have gladly paid.

I just finished a batch of (6) AM180 drum loaders if anyone is interested $115.00 delivered for the loader and $10.00 for the lazy Susan bearing if you want it. m60joe@m60joe.com Loading video (cut and paste) http://users.zoominternet.net/~picplace/am180loader.mov

These are very nice stocks. I just did one for a customer. The receiver is held in by the molded stock and the front of the receiver has a metal gas shield. Your AC556 stock hardware stays in your AC556 stock - you don't move it over to this stock.