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Posted: 1/26/2014 10:24:30 AM EDT
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Very nice. For that folding mechanism did you just drill through the reciever and use the existing truion? Looks easy enough
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Posted: 1/26/2014 11:15:32 AM EDT
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Yes. Drilled and tapped the existing trunion. Took the supplied hardware with the folding mechanism, down to the local nut and bolt shop and they got me squared away with proper tap and drill bit. Not much to it.
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Posted: 1/26/2014 11:36:29 AM EDT
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How tight is the Stormwerkz hinge lock-up? Haven't decided if I want to go that route with a triangle folder or go for the correct underfolder.
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Posted: 1/26/2014 1:11:30 PM EDT
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Where is this welding place you speak of for local folks?
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Posted: 1/26/2014 4:33:38 PM EDT
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I'm on the fence about picking up a m92 locally and doing this, or just purchasing it from cnc warrior.
How does it shoot? |
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Posted: 1/26/2014 4:59:57 PM EDT
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How tight is the Stormwerkz hinge lock-up? Haven't decided if I want to go that route with a triangle folder or go for the correct underfolder. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Very tight. Takes some effort to get it unlocked. |
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Posted: 1/26/2014 5:04:21 PM EDT
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Where is this welding place you speak of for local folks? The guy who welded it for me doesn't take any outside work just an old buddy of mine. But there is a guy on Pelicano by the name Tony who I hear does awesome work. His place is called TJ Welding and Fabrication. They do Cerakote right next door too. |
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Posted: 1/26/2014 5:10:21 PM EDT
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I'm on the fence about picking up a m92 locally and doing this, or just purchasing it from cnc warrior. How does it shoot? Shoots beautifully. I would have gone with the CNCWarrior carbine but I really wanted the DPH stock and a left folder. Otherwise that is what I would have gone with. |
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Posted: 1/26/2014 7:09:17 PM EDT
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Does your pin go into an existing hole in the muzzle area? Where exactly is the OEM hole, is it right at 12 o'clock?
I have an M92 with a pinned fake suppressor like this. When my SBR paperwork is approved, I need to remove the barrel extension (fake suppressor), but the pin is hidden very effectively. |
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Posted: 1/27/2014 4:53:00 AM EDT
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Does your pin go into an existing hole in the muzzle area? Where exactly is the OEM hole, is it right at 12 o'clock? I have an M92 with a pinned fake suppressor like this. When my SBR paperwork is approved, I need to remove the barrel extension (fake suppressor), but the pin is hidden very effectively. No I had to create a somewhat deep divot for the pin to catch the pin in the muzzle. I drilled in the 6 o'clock position and I did it pretty far out on the muzzle so I would not be drilling into the threads. |
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Posted: 1/27/2014 5:04:54 PM EDT
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No I had to create a somewhat deep divot for the pin to catch the pin in the muzzle. I drilled in the 6 o'clock position and I did it pretty far out on the muzzle so I would not be drilling into the threads. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Does your pin go into an existing hole in the muzzle area? Where exactly is the OEM hole, is it right at 12 o'clock? I have an M92 with a pinned fake suppressor like this. When my SBR paperwork is approved, I need to remove the barrel extension (fake suppressor), but the pin is hidden very effectively. No I had to create a somewhat deep divot for the pin to catch the pin in the muzzle. I drilled in the 6 o'clock position and I did it pretty far out on the muzzle so I would not be drilling into the threads. Is there not an existing muzzle hole for this detent pin to fit in? I have a similar detent kit for my OEM flash suppressor. I was expecting that hole to have been used for my pinned barrel extension, but apparently I can't assume that. Detent Kit from AK Builder 
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Posted: 1/27/2014 7:23:49 PM EDT
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Is there not an existing muzzle hole for this detent pin to fit in? I have a similar detent kit for my OEM flash suppressor. I was expecting that hole to have been used for my pinned barrel extension, but apparently I can't assume that. Detent Kit from AK Builder http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm161/Deviousfred/Zuzka/20140121_210728.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Does your pin go into an existing hole in the muzzle area? Where exactly is the OEM hole, is it right at 12 o'clock? I have an M92 with a pinned fake suppressor like this. When my SBR paperwork is approved, I need to remove the barrel extension (fake suppressor), but the pin is hidden very effectively. No I had to create a somewhat deep divot for the pin to catch the pin in the muzzle. I drilled in the 6 o'clock position and I did it pretty far out on the muzzle so I would not be drilling into the threads. Is there not an existing muzzle hole for this detent pin to fit in? I have a similar detent kit for my OEM flash suppressor. I was expecting that hole to have been used for my pinned barrel extension, but apparently I can't assume that. Detent Kit from AK Builder http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm161/Deviousfred/Zuzka/20140121_210728.jpg Oh the detent pin. Yes, there is an existing hole for it. I don't know if the ATF considers that permanent though. I don't know that you would want to weld that up though. The existing detent pin hole is more of an 11 o'clock location if I recall correctly. |
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Posted: 1/27/2014 8:04:22 PM EDT
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Oh the detent pin. Yes, there is an existing hole for it. I don't know if the ATF considers that permanent though. I don't know that you would want to weld that up though. The existing detent pin hole is more of an 11 o'clock location if I recall correctly. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Does your pin go into an existing hole in the muzzle area? Where exactly is the OEM hole, is it right at 12 o'clock? I have an M92 with a pinned fake suppressor like this. When my SBR paperwork is approved, I need to remove the barrel extension (fake suppressor), but the pin is hidden very effectively. No I had to create a somewhat deep divot for the pin to catch the pin in the muzzle. I drilled in the 6 o'clock position and I did it pretty far out on the muzzle so I would not be drilling into the threads. Is there not an existing muzzle hole for this detent pin to fit in? I have a similar detent kit for my OEM flash suppressor. I was expecting that hole to have been used for my pinned barrel extension, but apparently I can't assume that. Detent Kit from AK Builder http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm161/Deviousfred/Zuzka/20140121_210728.jpg Oh the detent pin. Yes, there is an existing hole for it. I don't know if the ATF considers that permanent though. I don't know that you would want to weld that up though. The existing detent pin hole is more of an 11 o'clock location if I recall correctly. I'm guessing my AK builder (from many years ago) used the original detent pin hole for my barrel extension pin. And then welded that pin to the barrel extension like you're doing. I was wondering where the original detent pin hole was located so I'd know where to start looking for the welded pin. So I will start looking in the 11 o'clock position and go from there. Thanks |
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