[timkel]

I picked up the lower today.
No fitting of my parts were needed.
Assembly was easy.
Anyone else build one of these?

 

[WarBaby]

Thats pretty neat - I didnt even know anyone was building these things.

I read an article on them in SGN awhile back. It was pretty interesting. Is there a way to attach the wire stock? I know youd have to SBR it, but I think it would be pretty cool!

 

[timkel]

Thats pretty neat - I didnt even know anyone was building these things.

I read an article on them in SGN awhile back. It was pretty interesting. Is there a way to attach the wire stock? I know youd have to SBR it, but I think it would be pretty cool!

You just have cut the dovetail slot to install the folding stock.

 

[Kalashnikox]

Very cool!

Mike

 

[VaFisher]

Cool gun, what is it and where do you order parts for these guns.

 

[hkinfl]

Very cool, price details please!!

 

[Hootbro]

That looks kick ass. How much for the reciever and where?

Hootbro

 

[Mike26038]

+1000 on the where, and how much.. I want one too...

 

[timkel]

It is a Czech V61 SMG parts kit on a semi lower.
Right now I do not know of a source for the V61 parts kits.
But the kits are out there.
Several places were selling the kits last year @$200 ea.

The lower is steel with a blue finish.
It is made in the USA by RT Mfg. 847-487-7562
Call for details and price.

 

[GreatWarAZ]

That is quite awesome. I'll have to look into one and give those guys a call.

-GreatWarAZ

 

[Greentimber]

Give us a reliability report with that little sucker. The one I shot was FUN as hell, but not so reliable.

I'd buy & build one in a heartbeat, though.

 

[Kalashnikox]

I handled a couple of the receivers the other day that were being transfered at a local shop. They looked very good, the outside was a rough, but nothing that I would be mad about. The price tag on the ones I saw was $645.00/each. Ouch!!

Mike

 

[timkel]

Here are some more pics.
A pic of the trigger group minus the auto sear.
Also a pic of the folding stock in place but it is not attached in the rear.

 

[Dawg180]

Cool!

Too bad you can't legally atach the stock...silly Federal laws!

 

[AK Spray]

I was curious if that was a milled or stamped receiver thats very nice let us know how it shoots.

 

[timkel]

I was curious if that was a milled or stamped receiver thats very nice let us know how it shoots.

It is a milled lower.

 

[Caligula]

Timkel you are the man, I built a de-milled RPG-7 about 6 years back after you posted a thread over on gunsnet of the one you built. Now I'm getting a hankering to build this little bugger :grin:

Just looking at it, it appears that everything is pinned in place. So am I correct in saying that very little tools were used? It doesn't look like any rivets or welding is used.

 

[timkel]

Timkel you are the man, I built a de-milled RPG-7 about 6 years back after you posted a thread over on gunsnet of the one you built. Now I'm getting a hankering to build this little bugger :grin:

Just looking at it, it appears that everything is pinned in place. So am I correct in saying that very little tools were used? It doesn't look like any rivets or welding is used.

Thanks. Yes the RPG-7 builds turned out nice.

Yes its a lot like a M16 lower. The parts are held in place with spring loaded pins. A small screwdriver, pin punch, ect is all you really need.
A grinder is needed if you choose to neuter the hammer and disconnecter(optional).
No welding or rivets needed to build.
All my parts fit perfectly.

 

[Caligula]

Thanks Timkel, that looks like something I could do. I'm not very mechanically inclined when it comes to builds, but for something that goes together pretty much like a AR/M16 lower I can handle that. Now all I need to do is to find a kit.

one last question, is it pretty stright forward on how to put it together, or do you need a scematic?

 

[timkel]

Thanks Timkel, that looks like something I could do. I'm not very mechanically inclined when it comes to builds, but for something that goes together pretty much like a AR/M16 lower I can handle that. Now all I need to do is to find a kit.

one last question, is it pretty stright forward on how to put it together, or do you need a scematic?

The above pics will help.
These pics also helped me.