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Posted: 2/14/2011 8:25:21 AM EDT
| Anyone have any good photos of how the underfolder gets assembled? I bought a unfolder stock set for a future SBR DRACO but have never really messed with one before and it seems there are at least two versions of the hardware because I can only find pics and examples of the one I don't have, any top down pics of the inside of the receiver would be helpfull. |
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Okay I didnt get part #8 and I am not sure how 6 and 3 line up, I can see where pin 4 goes through them both but that just doesn't seem like that works. #6 goes on the inside of the receiver. the sling swivel slots go up and down and #6 goes 90deg. to that. then pin 4 goes down thru 6 and holds it to the push button. the tabs on 6 protrude from the inside out thru the 2 holes in the stock. study the pic, it will come to you. and as toyoland said above,#8 doesn't exist on a single latch style folder.(romy,chinese,bulgy) yugo's and polish have the double latch style. |
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That makes 3 of us interested. A guy on gunbroker sells the UF assembly with all the hardware, plus a UF trunnion. I have a Draco-C with the trunnion installed already. I was thinking having an extra trunnion might help with a guide on where to drill on the exterior of the receiver. THoughts?
Here is a link to one of that guy's GB Auctions |
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I made a underfolder rifle once, I think it was a polish folder
I had prefit everything using drill bits as pins because the pins included were a very tight fit, it was pretty difficult to get everything in the right order only going off of pics. I think I found somewhere online that described a how to. Just remember you need a hole under the receiver to take out one of the pins if you ever need to remove the parts, it gets covered by the pistol grip, luckily I bought a no dak receiver so it was already drilled with a brace welded over the pistol grip for added strength there are templates out there showing where to drill the holes |
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Finally dug out and took pictures of my Romanian underfolder parts(partially assembled without pins, and then laid out separately)... Which will later this year get a tax stamp and be installed on one of my Dracos. As stated above, it's pretty similar to the "normal" underfolder system, except that part #8 isn't there or is rather an integral part of #3, I guess the Romanians decided they didn't need the second set of pins holding it in place.   |
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