AutoMag into a Wood Stock

[druid]

My God....that Garand is hot...

[00Buckshot]

Do you have any close ups of the trigger. Just curious on the pivot point in relation to where the sear rod connects to.

But this definitely solves a problem I've been pondering about my Automag Dragunov project.

[djellum]

Yep

Yep thats pretty much what i was talking about, though a very nice job compaired to what i was initially thinking. Hows it shoot?

[LK-13]

you will have to ask docZox over on www.undergroundmodshop.com
it's his gun.
he was just helping me out with the pics for my project.

[LK-13]

this looks good,
hope i got the scale right.




or cut off everything back of the thumb hole for a riot gun

[flyingpootang]

You can always do a pneumatic trigger activation like Rainman229's P90 on mcarterbrown.com instead of a linkage system. The pneu setup will give you a lighter pull or you can go with a electronic pancake solenoid setup...

[BigEvil]

[LK-13]

You can always do a pneumatic trigger activation like Rainman229's P90 on mcarterbrown.com instead of a linkage system. The pneu setup will give you a lighter pull or you can go with a electronic pancake solenoid setup...

i know people are all excited about pneumatic or electronic triggers but i want a mechanical trigger. purely mechanical.
i also like an 8lbs. trigger pull.
kinda old school that way.

[LK-13]

hope i got the scale right.




or cut off everything back of the thumb hole for a riot gun

well I'm not alone in liking this style of stock,
this is pretty much the exact same stock only from a different supplier.
this one was inletted/fitted by Flatlines Up over on the UMS forum.

[#1 assasin]

Pm noxx55 he can hook you up with some info...
anyway http://www.specialopspaintball.com/brigade/member_view.asp?id=22917
its not quite wood but it sure gets the job done .

[LK-13]

i just had the greatest idea hit me,
it's going to make building these guns a walk in the park!
it's so simple! why didn't i see this before!
it's turned the whole project UPSIDE DOWN. (that's a hint BTW)
i will need to use a QLoader but that was something i was going to do any way.
i can't wait till everything arrives so i can get down to building this.
bet I'll have her done in less than a week once all the bits and pieces arrive!

[Tym]

Thanks for trying to make all canadians look as if they know as little as you did..
There are many canadian made arms, and MANY canadians Who know how they work.. Just cause you didn't know, doesn't meen the rest of canada doesn't..

BTW I'm guessing you're 13 - 16.. In most countrys at this age you would not have known..
So instead of blaming your lack of knowing on being "canadian" can't you just say "I didn't know" or "I had a teenage, understanding".. Just because you can't figure it our doesn't meen the rest of canada is like you..

"Canadian understanding" in that context is offensive to me and I'm sure most other canadians. It's almost like saying "We don't shower cause we are indian".. Maybe that's true for you, but it's not true for everyone..

Please have a little bit more respect for your country and the people you share it with.. Thanks..

well i have just read more info on the wood working methods involved with mounting a regular rifles action into a wood stock.
including inletting, floating a barrel, bedding (glass, pillar and block)
and all kinds of other stuff that i wont have to worry about because this is not a real steel firearm.
now I've got a headache from having read too much too fast in an effort to learn it all.

I did find out just exactly what floating a barrel means.
I guess I had a completely Canadian understanding of how a barrel is mounted into a stock.
I thought that the barrel was fastened to the full length of the stocks fore grip.
But it would seem that the barrel is actually 0.070" above the fore grip section of the stock.
Your pretty much just holding the barrel by the rifles action.
The barrel and fore grip\fore stock extend parallel to each other from around 2.5" in front of the action.

I never knew that.

lol!
BOY I'M CANADIAN! - EH!

[LK-13]

i have responded to the above post via PM.
no sense in starting a "Flame War".

[custar]

I am planning on mounting a mag in a Mauser stock for a MP28 WWII scenario marker. If I wasn't so lazy and/or had more time, I would set it up as a pneumag. Moving the trigger housing and pneumag assembly should work with a properly set up pneumag actuator mechanism.

custar

[LK-13]

I am planning on mounting a mag in a Mauser stock for a MP28 WWII scenario marker. If I wasn't so lazy and/or had more time, I would set it up as a pneumag. Moving the trigger housing and pneumag assembly should work with a properly set up pneumag actuator mechanism.

custar

you wouldn't happen to have a drawing or picture of the Mauser Stock's inletting would you?
I've been wondering if any of the typical inletting that is available like the inletting for the
MP28 or the Mauser 98 might work for what i plan on doing.
it will save me a lot of work.
but i need to get a look at an inletted stock to know one way or the other.