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Posted: 4/14/2016 5:51:00 AM EDT
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This is awesome! At first I thought you were making a novelty AR....But then I realized you are trying to arm the smurfs, to kick Gargamel's ass
Seriously though beautiful project, and I wan't one!! |
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Posted: 5/14/2016 2:25:31 PM EDT
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Needs A Bump.
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Posted: 6/3/2016 3:14:38 PM EDT
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Never say die
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Posted: 6/7/2016 11:08:54 PM EDT
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Sorry for no updates in awhile, guys. I actually was messing with it the other day, put a few more rounds out, then the hammer (which I hardened but never properly tempered) snapped off, so I gotta remake that before I can continue. On the bright side, my over/under pistol project did come to fruition, and is on helluva fun toy! Weighs 46.6 ounces, very pleasant with light to moderate .45 colt loads, but a decent punch to it with heavy loads and 3" .410 shells.
I'm also nearly done with another build, which will be pretty cool. An ultralight folding .22 pack rifle: 
TBD are the front sight and stock (which will be another length of the 25mm carbon fiber tube with a polymer butt plate). It fires, and it feeds fine, but I'm having ejection issues that have prevented it being able to go through an entire magazine, so not quite done yet. |
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Posted: 6/7/2016 11:16:00 PM EDT
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Gonna need more pics of both of those!
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Posted: 6/8/2016 12:37:07 AM EDT
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That pack rifle looks awesome. What kind of magazine does it use?
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Posted: 6/8/2016 1:14:02 AM EDT
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Gonna need more pics of both of those! How 'bout build threads? .45 Colt/.410 Pistol Ultralight .22 That pack rifle looks awesome. What kind of magazine does it use? Thanks! I decided on Remington 597 mags, as they're very light, and I have tons of them in 10, 22 and 30 round flavors |
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Posted: 6/8/2016 6:33:04 AM EDT
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Inspirational sir. Much appreciate the share too. Well done.
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Posted: 6/23/2016 9:11:04 AM EDT
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Sorry for no updates in awhile, guys. I actually was messing with it the other day, put a few more rounds out, then the hammer (which I hardened but never properly tempered) snapped off, so I gotta remake that before I can continue. On the bright side, my over/under pistol project did come to fruition, and is on helluva fun toy! Weighs 46.6 ounces, very pleasant with light to moderate .45 colt loads, but a decent punch to it with heavy loads and 3" .410 shells. http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202421078_zpsggxdzvrf.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202448267_HDR_zpsv6rn2uzl.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202515233_HDR_zpsqlttkp5h.jpg I'm also nearly done with another build, which will be pretty cool. An ultralight folding .22 pack rifle: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160517_204948188_HDR_zpsl59tu2hs.jpg TBD are the front sight and stock (which will be another length of the 25mm carbon fiber tube with a polymer butt plate). It fires, and it feeds fine, but I'm having ejection issues that have prevented it being able to go through an entire magazine, so not quite done yet. Loving the pack rifle! Get that baby in production, especially if you can make it take 10/22 mags! |
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Posted: 6/24/2016 12:25:19 PM EDT
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You have impressive skills!
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Posted: 6/24/2016 9:22:38 PM EDT
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Loving the pack rifle! Get that baby in production, especially if you can make it take 10/22 mags! Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Sorry for no updates in awhile, guys. I actually was messing with it the other day, put a few more rounds out, then the hammer (which I hardened but never properly tempered) snapped off, so I gotta remake that before I can continue. On the bright side, my over/under pistol project did come to fruition, and is on helluva fun toy! Weighs 46.6 ounces, very pleasant with light to moderate .45 colt loads, but a decent punch to it with heavy loads and 3" .410 shells. http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202421078_zpsggxdzvrf.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202448267_HDR_zpsv6rn2uzl.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160428_202515233_HDR_zpsqlttkp5h.jpg I'm also nearly done with another build, which will be pretty cool. An ultralight folding .22 pack rifle: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_20160517_204948188_HDR_zpsl59tu2hs.jpg TBD are the front sight and stock (which will be another length of the 25mm carbon fiber tube with a polymer butt plate). It fires, and it feeds fine, but I'm having ejection issues that have prevented it being able to go through an entire magazine, so not quite done yet. Loving the pack rifle! Get that baby in production, especially if you can make it take 10/22 mags! +1000 |
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Posted: 6/29/2016 5:49:23 PM EDT
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spikes is stealing your idea!!!
 (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump)
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Posted: 6/29/2016 7:27:55 PM EDT
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spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump)
https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13567493_893703797440399_3509124362917100335_n.jpg?oh=c3e0d629e66f0e03c3b6258e7d8622f2&oe=57EAF4B1 That would be majorly cool as a 80% lower. |
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Posted: 6/29/2016 8:20:04 PM EDT
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spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: 
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Posted: 6/29/2016 9:22:34 PM EDT
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Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Ok. That's really freaking cool. How much? 
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Posted: 6/29/2016 9:24:17 PM EDT
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Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg You're a talented and creative dude for sure. Love reading about your builds man. Keep up the good work. 
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Posted: 6/29/2016 9:35:03 PM EDT
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Hell yeah! I would buy one! Ok. That's really freaking cool. How much?
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spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Hell yeah! I would buy one! Ok. That's really freaking cool. How much?
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Posted: 6/30/2016 8:43:24 PM EDT
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Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg I'd buy one |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 12:04:45 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: ... I'd buy one Me too. |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 12:33:03 PM EDT
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When will these be offered for sale? I think you just created a demand! My wife says you could sell these on Etsy for $40 a pop easily.
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Posted: 7/1/2016 1:31:22 PM EDT
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Turning wheels by hand, he'd be working for free and paying more than half of the overhead. Get with a small CNC shop thst wants to turn out some small production runs, $40 a pop might cover it.
For the same reason we're here in the BIY forum and not at the gun counter, the work is done for the love of the work, not because it makes sense economically. |
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Posted: 7/1/2016 4:38:25 PM EDT
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I was comparing those to the Spikes Tactical mini lowers. I am sure you could get at least $50 each.
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Posted: 7/1/2016 8:24:04 PM EDT
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Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
spikes is stealing your idea!!! (just kidding this is a bottle opener and a bump) Actually, they did. Except I hadn't the means to go production with my 1/4 scale ones as bottle openers, so oh well. My idea was different, though. The 1/4s I made were smaller than the spikes version, and the plan was to use a "magazine" that popped up with the cap hook so you could wrap a finger around the receiver extension housing. I never got that far with them, though. I made a few, gave most away as gifts. Just have one now, made from D-2 tool steel. It's a keychain: http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1701_zps5o4ep0yz.jpg That is beautiful shut up and take my money beautiful |
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Posted: 7/3/2016 6:57:41 PM EDT
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Turning wheels by hand, he'd be working for free and paying more than half of the overhead. Pretty much sums it up. I'd love to offer them to you guys, but they take ~8 hours even if everything goes right. Factor in tooling costs, I'd be making <$10/hr for my time even if they sold for over $100. I could probably cut the time in half if I built fixtures & jigs to go production, but consider that I bill $65/hr for automotive and am able to knock out something like ball joints on an F-350 that pay 5 hours in just over 1; I can make more money in one morning wrenching than I could in two weeks making these things 20 hours per day. |
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Posted: 7/3/2016 8:51:25 PM EDT
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Pretty much sums it up. I'd love to offer them to you guys, but they take ~8 hours even if everything goes right. Factor in tooling costs, I'd be making <$10/hr for my time even if they sold for over $100. I could probably cut the time in half if I built fixtures & jigs to go production, but consider that I bill $65/hr for automotive and am able to knock out something like ball joints on an F-350 that pay 5 hours in just over 1; I can make more money in one morning wrenching than I could in two weeks making these things 20 hours per day. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Turning wheels by hand, he'd be working for free and paying more than half of the overhead. Pretty much sums it up. I'd love to offer them to you guys, but they take ~8 hours even if everything goes right. Factor in tooling costs, I'd be making <$10/hr for my time even if they sold for over $100. I could probably cut the time in half if I built fixtures & jigs to go production, but consider that I bill $65/hr for automotive and am able to knock out something like ball joints on an F-350 that pay 5 hours in just over 1; I can make more money in one morning wrenching than I could in two weeks making these things 20 hours per day. WOW! |
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Posted: 7/4/2016 1:48:26 AM EDT
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Pretty much sums it up. I'd love to offer them to you guys, but they take ~8 hours even if everything goes right. Factor in tooling costs, I'd be making <$10/hr for my time even if they sold for over $100. I could probably cut the time in half if I built fixtures & jigs to go production, but consider that I bill $65/hr for automotive and am able to knock out something like ball joints on an F-350 that pay 5 hours in just over 1; I can make more money in one morning wrenching than I could in two weeks making these things 20 hours per day. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Turning wheels by hand, he'd be working for free and paying more than half of the overhead. Pretty much sums it up. I'd love to offer them to you guys, but they take ~8 hours even if everything goes right. Factor in tooling costs, I'd be making <$10/hr for my time even if they sold for over $100. I could probably cut the time in half if I built fixtures & jigs to go production, but consider that I bill $65/hr for automotive and am able to knock out something like ball joints on an F-350 that pay 5 hours in just over 1; I can make more money in one morning wrenching than I could in two weeks making these things 20 hours per day. Any way to make ones that look similar but with less machining work? |
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Posted: 7/8/2016 1:34:55 PM EDT
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Any way to make ones that look similar but with less machining work? Many. But none that I have the means for! (forging, casting, injection molding, DMLS....) |
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Posted: 7/8/2016 7:36:56 PM EDT
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Turning wheels by hand, he'd be working for free and paying more than half of the overhead. Get with a small CNC shop thst wants to turn out some small production runs, $40 a pop might cover it. For the same reason we're here in the BIY forum and not at the gun counter, the work is done for the love of the work, not because it makes sense economically. Even a cnc shop is going to be pricy. We'd be about $1k for programming, tooling, fixture get. Then $125 an hour machine time. But we're on the really high end of machine shop rates. |
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Posted: 7/9/2016 10:07:40 PM EDT
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Sixty Six, you have my respect and admiration. All of your work is beautiful. I popped in to read AR 7.5 thinking someone built a pistol with a 7.5" barrel like I did once. Was I ever pleasantly surprised. I read it from page 1 through 20, nonstop. Hope all is moving forward well in your world. Especially with your kids.
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Posted: 8/9/2016 5:21:40 PM EDT
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Bump!
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Posted: 8/10/2016 1:33:34 AM EDT
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Well, I haven't messed with the mini AR much, but I did find the time to get after that ultralight folding pack rifle. Some significant changes, namely the addition of a fixed extractor, but it's running now! Just have to make a couple other minor tweaks, build the sights and buttstock, then cerakote.
Here's a crappy cell phone video in my shop with sand in a bucket. 
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Posted: 8/10/2016 3:16:30 AM EDT
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Well, I haven't messed with the mini AR much, but I did find the time to get after that ultralight folding pack rifle. Some significant changes, namely the addition of a fixed extractor, but it's running now! Just have to make a couple other minor tweaks, build the sights and buttstock, then cerakote. Here's a crappy cell phone video in my shop with sand in a bucket.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aNzFLRovNQYES! |
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Posted: 8/10/2016 11:56:23 PM EDT
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Got the front sight/barrel band done today, as well as the buttstock
I decided to make the front sight blade pull double duty as the locking latch. It is spring loaded 
The buttstock plate is cut from black ABS, and I bored it to accept a piece of 3/8" steel, which serves to secure it into the carbon fiber tube with a 10-32 screw, and also has a cut for the front sight latch to engage 
Now just the rear sight, trigger forward stop, and some more hand finishing to make everything look sharp! I think this has renewed my motivation to get back after baby AR when it's done. It's a whole different animal, but I can definitely apply some of the lessons from this build! |
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Posted: 8/10/2016 11:58:48 PM EDT
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Got the front sight/barrel band done today, as well as the buttstock http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1721_zpsrmbquby5.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1720_zpspqrgahuq.jpg http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1717_zpsxp9pfeym.jpg I decided to make the front sight blade pull double duty as the locking latch. It is spring loaded http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1718_zpsaikdcizx.jpg The buttstock plate is cut from black ABS, and I bored it to accept a piece of 3/8" steel, which serves to secure it into the carbon fiber tube with a 10-32 screw, and also has a cut for the front sight latch to engage http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n117/Hunter2506/Machining%20projects/IMG_1719_zpsx81cyhl0.jpg Now just the rear sight, trigger forward stop, and some more hand finishing to make everything look sharp! I think this has renewed my motivation to get back after baby AR when it's done. It's a whole different animal, but I can definitely apply some of the lessons from this build! I've said it before (a few times actually ) but you are one talented dude.
You should almost start a new thread featuring all your builds and projects in that one thread. Show off man you got skills! |
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Posted: 8/11/2016 3:21:52 PM EDT
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The pack rifle is pretty sweet! Great work Sixty! Do you have a total weight on it?
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Posted: 8/11/2016 4:02:40 PM EDT
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Do you have a total weight on it? Yeah, forgot to post that! 38 ounces, 16-3/4" folded, 32-1/8" in firing configuration. Gone through quite a few mags now without any trouble, so as soon as I mill it for the rear sight (and make said sight), it's a little more hand finishing and then cerakote. Probably gonna go with a dark grey to kinda match the carbon fiber, but I'm open to suggestions. The Ti selector and release lever, as well as aluminum trigger and mag catch, will stay natural. I think I'm also gonna thread the muzzle 3/8-40 and make an aluminum adapter that runs back to the sight base, which will be threaded 1/2-28. I just ordered a TBAC rimfire can, wanna use it in this too! |
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Posted: 8/13/2016 12:35:42 AM EDT
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Changed my mind about threading the barrel, just opted for three 10-32 set screws to hold the 7075 aluminum adapter on. Haven't tried it with a suppressor yet, but concentric enough that the bullet didn't hit the cone on my long flash can, so we should be good!
Rear sight also done. In fact, other than cerakote, rifle done! :D .375" wide, 7075 base, spring loaded, pivots on a 1/16 pin through the receiver. The aperture is ABS. They mate with a .250" wide, .050" deep groove, female in the base. A single 4-40 screw secures the aperture. I tried to use a laser boresighter to glean an idea of the height, but ended up using most of the .300" slot to zero at 10 yards. We'll see how it does at 50, but I may well end up making a taller aperture piece. The good news is that my face isn't squished down as far as I thought it would be! No accuracy report yet, but I was able to consistently nail a 4" tall piece of 2x2 at that 10 yard range. the aperture bore is 3/32", but I may take it down to 1/16", as I can see the entire front sight assembly through it. There is no actual detent, but the plastic piece is a snug fit in the receiver groove, so it will stay down on it's own against the 0.010" wire spring. 
I suppose now I can turn my attention back to little AR! |
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Posted: 8/13/2016 12:41:04 AM EDT
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Patent this and get us a manufacturing deal with Ruger!
This is cool. 
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Posted: 8/13/2016 1:00:12 AM EDT
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This is cool Thanks! I like it
Patent this and get us a manufacturing deal with Ruger Fuck Ruger. I'd sooner give my idea to another maker than sell it to them. Of course, they'll probably rip me off anyway. That's their MO. But civil courts just loves intellectual property theft cases when the plaintiff is a working class individual up against an industry giant! That's the thing about posting this stuff; yeah, I expose my design, but it's also a poor man's copyright with date stamped pictures and posts on a neutral 3rd party server! |
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Posted: 9/5/2016 1:17:28 PM EDT
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BUMP
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Posted: 9/5/2016 3:19:01 PM EDT
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Thanks! I like it
Fuck Ruger. I'd sooner give my idea to another maker than sell it to them. Of course, they'll probably rip me off anyway. That's their MO. But civil courts just loves intellectual property theft cases when the plaintiff is a working class individual up against an industry giant! That's the thing about posting this stuff; yeah, I expose my design, but it's also a poor man's copyright with date stamped pictures and posts on a neutral 3rd party server! Quote HistoryQuoted:
This is cool Thanks! I like it
Patent this and get us a manufacturing deal with Ruger Fuck Ruger. I'd sooner give my idea to another maker than sell it to them. Of course, they'll probably rip me off anyway. That's their MO. But civil courts just loves intellectual property theft cases when the plaintiff is a working class individual up against an industry giant! That's the thing about posting this stuff; yeah, I expose my design, but it's also a poor man's copyright with date stamped pictures and posts on a neutral 3rd party server! If they patent it first, you will have no claim. The US went to first to file this year. This means you no longer have to prove you were the first to the idea. |
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Posted: 9/5/2016 8:56:48 PM EDT
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You come up with some awesome stuff
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Posted: 9/29/2016 12:46:29 PM EDT
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BUMP---Was clearing out some subs and saw this.
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Posted: 9/29/2016 1:55:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: BUMP---Was clearing out some subs and saw this. IIRC OP got fed up with GD's stupidity and self-exiled.  Hope I'm wrong or he's since reconsidered. |
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Posted: 9/29/2016 2:01:11 PM EDT
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IIRC OP got fed up with GD's stupidity and self-exiled.
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BUMP---Was clearing out some subs and saw this. IIRC OP got fed up with GD's stupidity and self-exiled.
Hope I'm wrong or he's since reconsidered. Seemed to be the gist of what I read as well. |
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Posted: 9/29/2016 6:01:56 PM EDT
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BUMP---Was clearing out some subs and saw this. IIRC OP got fed up with GD's stupidity and self-exiled.
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Posted: 9/29/2016 6:55:24 PM EDT
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I hope he comes back. Projects like the ones in this thread are few and far between. Even more rare than the OP. Those are the guys we WANT to keep around.
The best part about the tech forum area, is they have to stay on topic and technical. Anyone gonna step up in his absence and show us some of your projects? The pack light 22 is cheap enough and practical enough to have mass appeal. The AR7.5 has a ton of cool points though. |
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Posted: 9/29/2016 7:51:22 PM EDT
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Be a shame if the OP abandons his project posts.
OP, if you see this,  Thank You for what you shared, with those of us whom appreciated it.
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Posted: 9/29/2016 9:08:59 PM EDT
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I hope he comes back. Projects like the ones in this thread are few and far between. Even more rare than the OP. Those are the guys we WANT to keep around. The best part about the tech forum area, is they have to stay on topic and technical. Anyone gonna step up in his absence and show us some of your projects? The pack light 22 is cheap enough and practical enough to have mass appeal. The AR7.5 has a ton of cool points though. here's a project to keep us entertained in the mean time.
This is a totally NON practical build. But it's sexy? So they balance? 
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Posted: 9/30/2016 3:07:51 PM EDT
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here's a project to keep us entertained in the mean time.
This is a totally NON practical build. But it's sexy? So they balance? http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc284/cccpNyC/0915161959_zpsqqpcfmfn.jpg https://youtu.be/VLpYlxLc1vU
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I hope he comes back. Projects like the ones in this thread are few and far between. Even more rare than the OP. Those are the guys we WANT to keep around. The best part about the tech forum area, is they have to stay on topic and technical. Anyone gonna step up in his absence and show us some of your projects? The pack light 22 is cheap enough and practical enough to have mass appeal. The AR7.5 has a ton of cool points though. here's a project to keep us entertained in the mean time.
This is a totally NON practical build. But it's sexy? So they balance? http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc284/cccpNyC/0915161959_zpsqqpcfmfn.jpg https://youtu.be/VLpYlxLc1vU
Hottest bumpsaw ever. |
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