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I think the Circle 11 stamp means it's a Polish rebuild. Just not sure if the short barrel is original or fabbed at DSA. I'll call in the morning and see if they can give me a thread size. As far as mz devices, I think Project Guns had the M60 style brakes. |
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FPNI. Oddly enough, in another thread tonight @Chase45 is building one too. God damn it this site is expensive.  Sweet!!! Now I have someone to turn to for reverse engineering
Sweet gun op!! Any way you can post pics of the internals such as the striker system? |
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What type of cheap did I miss the boat on? DSA factory RPDs used to be sub $2k. Parts kits could be had for $650 or less (got mine for less). Receivers varied in cost and were available from several manufacturers (IIRC mine was less than $250). Assembly runs from $600-1500 now. |
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Is there room under the feed tray cover to drill it for mounting a Picatinny Rail for an M145 or Aimpoint? I wouldn't but there is a fore end rail kit from DSA. Attached File |
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DSA factory RPDs used to be sub $2k. Parts kits could be had for $650 or less (got mine for less). Receivers varied in cost and were available from several manufacturers (IIRC mine was less than $250). Assembly runs from $600-1500 now. I never say the DSA guns go for sub 2k. |
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$2300. But hey, it was a drop in the bucket compared to my FN M249s. Quoted:
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What kind of coin did that set you back? $2300. But hey, it was a drop in the bucket compared to my FN M249s. That is cheaper than I thought they were, the last time I saw one in a fun store it was $3,100. I remember seeing them seeral years back for $1,700, so time nd inflation $2,300 sure is not bad at all. This damn place costs me so much money. |
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DS Arms short barreled RPD followed me home today! I need a flash hider though, which one? Suppressor adapter and then a suppressor, duh....  Failed To Load Title |
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To answer my original question, the only flash hider I can find is made by Project Guns
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