Rifle/ handgun components wanted (MC9)

[PE @ IHS]

I believe there are a few members on the forum that machine rifle components. I could use a few sample files if you are allowed to share. Please email to my attention, and I will love you long time, GI.

 

My primary interest is in the breach block, carriage, and other metal components, not in the stock or barrel itself.

 

thanks

[Glenn Bouman]

In Canada I think you need a license to have such files in your possession

[PE @ IHS]

Welcome to our Socialist Paradise!! Big Brother knows best....

[SLJ]

There are a couple of places on the web that you can get prints for single shot rifles. Never looked them up, but seems like it was some type of DIY, or home gunsmith site. Building a nice little falling block would be a kick!

[Steve Biehl - Cimquest Inc]

http://www.cncgunsmithing.com/

 

I'll also send you some Remington 1841 components that I have.

[Robert Ouellette]

At my last job i translated programs and set up and tuned the process for machining the slides on a SIG p229 9mm hand gun. Before i left i was starting to reprogram the part in MC. I had to start from scratch and reverse engineer the whole part. The only drawings we had we on paper and not the latest rev either

Had to go by the actual part and the dims we were checking them too in most cases. It was a very nice fun project at the time. The parts are still being run from the translated programs. I translated them from a YASNAK control on an old MATSURA to a FANUC control on a new MATSURA. And wouldn't you know it they had more options turned on then we did

But got it running .

If you would like i could e-mail the 3-d solid of the slide to you. not fully finished and not programmed but still nice to look at.

[Surface]

Not exactly an MC9 file, but the directions seem pretty simple. plans

[PE @ IHS]

Thanks Surface for the Idaho Artillery. It gives the Canadian Armed forces something to aspire to....

[betts]

Peter-

Nothing as good as the link from Steve, but I have a model of the 1911 frame. I had to buy it as I didn't have any good links like the one above.

 

The project is only a square block of stainless so far........one of these days I'll get on it.

 

Good luck, I think it is great fun, and hopefully I'll get mine done before I die.

[mayday]

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and I will love you long time, GI.

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sorry I'll have to see pictures first

[Chris Rizzo]

I've been thinking for years about making 50+ round metal magazines for the Ruger 10/22 pea-shooters. Maybe we need to start a "forum project"...

 

You do the breech, I'll do the mag's, there's plenty of great router guys here for the stocks....who's forging and gundrilling these days?

 

that would be a great G job. If it's good, maybe we could get a picture on next years mc calender.

 

suckysucky

[chopsley]

This discussion reminds me of a friend I had in high school. This guy was a superb nose tackle and still is a mechanical genius. Today he owns and runs a marine diesel engine repair company. I remember his "egg zooka". It was cobbled together out of a scuba divers spear gun but it sure could launch eggs with devistating accuracy. I think the statute of limitations has everyone involved in the clear, but I think it's best not to mention names.

[Noel]

Hey Peter Mabey you should talk to that psyco Dave Brown that used to work at BMT.

 

 

Noel

[Fred @ Slate Industries]

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psyco Dave Brown

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Isn't it true Every shop I have worked in has

A psyco or two You should have seen these guys

getting ready for Y2K!

(I still wonder what they did with all those Cases of 7.62 )

[M. Anderson]

Sent you a E-mail.

 

HTH

 

Later,

 

Mark