Charleston green would be cool. Would look good with black, brass, and nickel as well.
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With the holiday today and some free time this weekend, I did some work on the bolts and knocked out a few other projects.
Bolt status: Made a fixture to drill the pump arm thru-hole and then the locking set screw 90deg from that. They are also all now stamped and serialized. Now I need to make all the sliding bolt lugs. The material should be here this week.
Also as I was cleaning out the storeroom that I bought, I found these cool filters/mufflers from our old presses. 5mins on the lathe and its now a muzzle break. Won't probably be used in a game but it is goofy and steam punk enough.
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Those are super neat as a muzzle break, if you are willing to part with one of the extras I would love it for my Pug!
Great progress. Love the idea of the bolts being stamped for serial numbers.
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Yeah those mufflers are totally field worthy mods!
Cant wait to get ty hands on one of those bolts! Are you close to accepting payments for em?Last edited by BrickHaus; 04-10-2023, 08:46 PM.
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Didja sneak any RVAs in there whilst you were making stuff? Asking for a friend.
(....I'm the friend.)
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Do you want any specific style RVA? I am going to make 6 more so any special flare requests? Or just standard PPS copies?
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netsurferdude2 - I'm good with a PPS copy. Then again, I like your style (insert fingerguns.gif) so whatever funky stuff you cook up will be fine, too. 🙂
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Update: Spent 8hrs building a grinding jig to get the .68 radius on the floating lug. My milling vise is too big to run all 4 chamering cuts on the lugs so I had to make a machinist jack to work for this application to float the stock past the vise to make those cuts.
These lugs are the bane of my existence right now.
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This will sound like a dumb question, but... why not secure the floating lug to the bolt with a screw and turn them down on the lathe? There would be an extra hole in the bolt but one covered by the floating lug.
Or maybe a "sacrificial" bolt that you use for all the floaters.
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My first attempt was that sacrificial idea. I tried making a mandrel out of steel but there is not enough meat on the other side of the slot that would allow for screw head to pass the tool bit on the lathe. I cut that mandrel down and build a fixture that sit in my belt grinder miter slot. I jumped over to the belt grinder because it doesn't need to do the full rotation.
I spent some time today building my pneumatic engraver which also sucks away machine time from paintball stuff.
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Everyone is on the list! I will have 28-30 of the bolts to sell. Probably 10 RVAs
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Can you please update me to 2 RVAs and 3 bolts netsurferdude2
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