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M14/M1A Stock dimensions First Success! 2017-06-20 05:55:38 Post No. 34309008
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Hello again /k/ LeMartin here.
Thanks for the stock and receiver dimensions. I have begun printing parts to see if they will fit around the m1a I have access too, and today was my first success. After vigorously recreating the stock in inventor, I have completed the most difficult part of the stock, the trigger/receiver area.
Its taken this long to find someone with a 3D printer who I can sorta trust. Would printed sooner but the printers I want are all 300+
I have tested it, and it fits near perfectly. Only two parts don't fit quite the way I like (The trigger guard thingy needs a special groove on the stock, one I didn't put in) and the magazine catch is too thin as the dimensions on the schematics weren't that clear for it.
However with that said, my rifle will be happening. I hope to have a working prototype for the m1a sometimes before Christmas.
I will keep you all appraised until then.
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>>34309008
Wait.
Are you the guy who claims he'll be able to make $600 M1As?
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Pepe liberator fag BTFO. Good job, op.
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>>34309026
Nevuh been dun be4!
http://www.firearmsoutletcanada.com/norinco-m14-m305-308-win-22.html
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>>34309008
I wish I had money to blow and resources to do this shit.
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>>34309008
after you pay the fifty thousand + dollars in federal fees and after the two years it takes you to get approved, If you get approved, get back to me with a price for one of these.
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>>34309026
>http://www.firearmsoutletcanada.com/norinco-m14-m305-308-win-22.html
No. I am making my own customized stock and magazine for the m1a.
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>>34309045
Inventor is free if you get a student version. Great tutorials online. Seriously dude! All i've spent so far is 20$ getting various things printed, this stock section included.
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>>34309036
For Americans, no, it hasn't you dipshit.
>>34309053
Ah, cool.
So just proprietary mags for the sake of proprietary mags?
Or is it gonna be special in That it adds shit the originals couldn't do/have?
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>>34309049
There's no federal regulation on just making a form fitting stock. Living in california however, there are things I need to be aware of. Rest assured I am not trying to make a receiver, just something that fits over it perfectly.
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>>34309070
I've got two working versions of magazines that can fit tapered cartridges in a straight magazine without jamming. So far I have printed one version to see if it works. So far it does, however I need to print another better version that doesn't warp (plastic is too thin)
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