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Posted: 12/18/2005 12:55:59 AM EDT
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Bulgy 74 kit is gathering dust, so for Xmas, I figured I'd find someone to put it together for me. I'm thinking the Global/Armory 1mm receiver will be the base, but who can build it with a decent finish and not a years wait? How's InRange doing these days? |
Accepting new work around January or February. I currently have a build there with Troy, and have had great results from him before.
I considered Ken as well for this last build. He is very knowledgeable and courteous, but I passed at the very last instant due to the fact that he had no detailed photos of his work. Do you have any close-up photos of his work? |
You are a smart man. I have learned this very valuable lesson. Not busting on GMS but getting detailed pics representative of the work (or better yet, seeing an actual build) will save you any potential headaches. |
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I just had him do the basic build on 2 AMD pistols...He charged me 125 each....I did not get them finished and haven't gotta around to it. Somebody here surely has some detailed photos of a job by him. The two AMD's were actually ones that I had started and screwed up. I sent them to him to correct. |
HOlY SMOKES.........I feel violated by just reading the price for his KRINK buildshock.gif "AZEX loves the little Krinkov. It's such a neat little gun and a hit with everyone who has shot one. We put our usual efforts into these and can build them as SBRs, or pistols, or rifles. Only the Rifle versions are required to have US parts. We are building legal Krinkov pistols on virgin recievers which have never been rifles (per Federal Law) A bit more challenging to build, we charge 600.00 dollars each,this price includes LABOR only and does not include any part, except for the proper rivets necessary to build the Krinkov. Does include our usual extras, complete Parkote (sm) refinish, return shipping, and test target.... AND...we restore Cyrillic fire-control markings on the selector side. No extra charge! ." |
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I recommend Piece of History Firearms here in Tucson. Mario has done some great work for me! He specializes in the AK's and even marks the receivers with the proper Cyrillic markings. Here's the site: www.pieceofhistoryfirearms.com/ |
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Unless Wellco is subcontracting out his stuff, i wasn't impressed with the stuff i saw built by him about a year ago. I haven't seen anything recently, so maybe he got better tooling and more practice. However, i'd have reservations unless you saw more of his work first hand. maybe QA has tightened up and i'm wrong. i hope that's the case. caspian
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I'm currently taking build work and actually have some Global 1.0s on the way to the shop after waiting on backorder since September. Cost is $250 including a full refinish in Norrell's Moly Resin. I don't charge more for Krinkov builds either, they aren't harder to build at all. People just figure if you spent $700 on a parts kit you must be loaded and not care what you pay. IM me if interested. There are some pics on our webpage and I have more I can share if you want a close look. Turnaround time right now is just over a month. We are low volume but I think high quality, and I test fire each build personally. Who cares how pretty your gun looks if it doesn't work? www.mcarms.com Here's a Bugly build I just finished for MDN. This is the Norrell's flat black. The sidefolder is Romanian, he wanted this exact configuration. The action is tight and still needs tweaked before I'm confident enough to send the build back to him. Global 5.45 recievers are like this for some reason, they are tight around the center support. That's why I test fire before I say "good enough" and send it to the owner. ![]() ![]() |
Looks real good Duke. Have any close ups of the rivit work? Do you work on any other types? uzi, g3, cetme, 1919? Thanks, Travis |
| Yeah, we do general gunsmithing as well as parts kit building. IM me and let me know what you have in mind. I can clean up the trigger on damn near anything and yes, we've made Century CETME's actually work (sometimes with parts from donor CETMEs, when it gets bad enough). |
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