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All I've got is PB Blaster, think that will work?

A buddy was experimenting with loading subsonic .223 and after some success started creeping up on projectile weight... And recently bought himself a new barrel and gifted me his old Noveske 5.56 1:7 that has 4-5 72grain ballistic tip boat tails stuck between the gas port and muzzle... So I...

Oh yeah. The one I am contemplating is more easily defined as a .357 Maximum rimless. (Think 9mm, but with a 1.75" long case, and approximately 180gr bullet) it makes the 9mm cartridge look like a .22, next to a .44 magnum. I'd share a pic of the cartridge, but for some reason my photobucket...

Ok, so after reading a bit more on it, the case is actually formed into a straight wall, .377 the entire length. And the reamer he used just has a 45 degree lead angle that the case mouth rests against, so looks like maybe modifying (regrinding for a pilot) on a V letter size reamer might...

Well it looks like the #7 taper pin reamer might just do the trick... It has .020" of taper PER inch, and the .223 case normally has .022" taper over 1.438" length... But I know a local tool grinding and regrinding company that could probably resharpen it with the proper taper and even give me a...

So a guy on another forum got me to thinking about this hairbrained, wildcat idea... He actually built it, and has a functioning version of the idea, which I would like to replicate. For the ammo, he used once fired .223 brass, cut to the shoulder, and 9mm (.355) flat nose projectiles. The...

I'll definitely let y'all know how it works. The main gun I intend to use it for (or try anyway) is my 9mm UZI rifle carbine so recoil with the shoulder stock extended should be nearly non-existent. The trigger pull might need a bit of tweaking, but it should be a good conversation starter...

That D-TR replaces the AR trigger, sear, and trigger guard, which, with a set screw and some light honing, could probably work almost paintball-gun-esque...

Latest, ready to pin the pieces together

Latest update: And here it is with the trunnion fitted, guide rails, bolt and barrel in place. Still gotta mill the protruding portion into the grip mounting lug, and then pin it solidly into its permanent position. Then it'll be test firing time!

I'm building an UZI with a new semiauto receiver and modified (to become Semiauto only) SMG parts kit.

You could send it to me and I will bore it in my lathe. Just send me a few dollars for my time.

Just curious if anybody can tell me the thread sizes for a 40mm scope and a 50mm scope. (That is, if they are anywhere near standard from one brand to another) I need to machine a scope extension for a special project I'm working on. Thanks!

Now that is an interesting thing to think about, once for pull once for release... I might have to give that some thought.

I only ask because I traded a fellow an almost new, great functioning (once I had worked it over) 67E for a day old 1911-22 about a year ago.

Who said anything about a handgun? I'm building an UZI carbine in 9mm. Folding stock, grip, and forward handguard. And maybe I've gotta rework the sear a bit anyway to make it legally semiautomatic, so might as well polish what I can to drop the pull weight to just a couple pounds while I'm in...

Yeah I'm building a gun from parts, and it's originally a select fire (safe, semi, and full auto) but I have to modify a few parts to make it a legal build, by machining a few bars and welding them in, as well as machining a step on the bolt, among other things. So I know the gun's moving parts...

I may have simply missed it when scanning over the BATFE's website, but is there any law against a semiauto firearm having a trigger that can be operated with 2 fingers? Ala paintball gun? I'm doing a home build UZI and figured since I need to do a sizeable amount of machine work and welding to...

You didn't happen to trade a Chiappa 1911-22 for it did ya?

Here's the thread on that cool multicolor stock. http://www.sksboards.com/smf/index.php?topic=112185.0