ak reciever flats

Raider006

July 10, 2004 11:30

how hard is it to make a reciever out of one of the flats? also what kind of tools would i need to do it right?


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  haroldchrismeyer

  July 10, 2004 13:02

  Here is a good site on this project. http://www.geocities.com/homebrewkits2000/Cover.html

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  Raider006

  July 10, 2004 17:29

  thanks for your help
  
  
  Austin Raider
  SFA ROTC Lumberjack Battalion
  Raiders Lead The Way!

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  HKman

  July 10, 2004 21:12

  Raider006,
  Be careful when selecting these flats, sometimes you will find that they are not of the best quality. Even if you have a good press brake,you might have problems with hole alignment and dimensions.
  
  You might already know this , but these are typically factory rejects, so be careful. Best of luck![:D]
  
  AC Tactical

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  haroldchrismeyer

  July 10, 2004 21:44

  The best way to obtain an AK is to buy one. It will cost more to build one than to buy it already made.

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  barto

  July 11, 2004 06:47

  My last 2 recievers (not including my labor) cost me a grand total of
  $18.00 ($9.00 each)with lower rails installed.
  No way would I pay $50-$80 for a ser.# reciever PLUS a $20 FFL fee.
  JMNSHO [^][^]barto
  
  Win some, lose some.
  Winning's better.

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  Raider006

  July 11, 2004 21:34

  thanks for all your help, im thinking i'll just spend a little extra and get one i know will work right.
  
  Austin Raider
  SFA ROTC Lumberjack Battalion
  Raiders Lead The Way!

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