What 760 Parts to Make?

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I am almost finished designing Uzi parts and l am looking for the next subgun to start making parts for. I am thinking the 76 family. What parts do people want produced first?
 

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Bolts, extractors, different weight recoil springs, and possibly "improved" trigger group components (the way the originals are designed/built, it's like they were set up for premature wear and malfunction)
 

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I am waiting on a 76 transfer and am very interested in a bolt(or two), springs, extractors, and barrels. It seems like these guns are lacking a good and steady supply of parts. Hopefully you get enough interest to go ahead. I'm in!
 
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I am almost finished designing Uzi parts and l am looking for the next subgun to start making parts for. I am thinking the 76 family. What parts do people want produced first?

Sir you will have the monopoly for what ever parts you make as long as they are quality parts. The previous source for parts to this weapon platform is very unreliable and takes forever to ship parts. Make the MK community happy and be a steady source for quality parts and you will have lots of $$$ in sales.
 

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Are 760 and SW76 extractors compatible with the Smith & Wesson M76s?

I've been eyeing one that a local dealer has for sale but reading the extractor needs to be swapped ~10000rds was a downer.

If BWE starts making these parts and they can be used in the S&W it's suddenly looking like a great opportunity.
 
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Bolts, extractors and springs will be the first parts made.

What type of barrels do people want? Factory of course, 3 Lug, threaded? What other lengths?
 
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Bolts, extractors and springs will be the first parts made.

What type of barrels do people want? Factory of course, 3 Lug, threaded? What other lengths?
Definitely the short factory mg length barrel. Don't recall the length. Also the integral barrel replacement for the SG9 suppressor. This one may be tricky.
 

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I'd be looking for 3-lug and 1/2 x 28. length wise for me would be oem length plus the 3-lug or threading length so the factory shroud would work. You the man! Parts was my only fear with purchasing a s&w 76. If you guys get this rolling you'd be a big asset to many of us.
 

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Stemple SW76 bolt (different from the Smith and Wesson 76 bolt), extractors, trigger parts, barrels, springs.

Offer parts for both the Smith and Wesson 76/MK760, and SW76.
 

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Bolts, extractors and springs will be the first parts made.

What type of barrels do people want? Factory of course, 3 Lug, threaded? What other lengths?

These are a great start Richard. I'd consider a short barrel (around 3") that can be used with a can. Also, I recall talking with someone about making a bolt with the extractor in a different orientation (maybe like the uzi) so that the extractor is less prone to breaking.
 

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Short, threaded barrels would be great. Threaded 1/2 x 28, maybe 3 or 4" long.
 
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