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Not a Mauser. ....off from the normal but an easy off day project

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22 March 2015, 17:55
ted thorn
Not a Mauser. ....off from the normal but an easy off day project
The fact that it has no Obama numbers is the best part

It is not a better option as per a $$$ saver if you factor in your time and tooling

You are also required to do it yourself.....no hired machinist or buddy that does it for you

.375 dia. hole drill and ream for the selector
.156 dia. hole x2 drill and ream for the fire cotrol group















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29 March 2015, 17:18
p dog shooter
quote:
The fact that it has no Obama numbers is the best part


Just now every body knows that you have it numbers not needed. Did you buy any of the other parts wit a credit card.

More then one way of finding you and what you own
31 March 2015, 15:41
ted thorn
You obviously missed the point....I'm not trying to hide anything

numbers or not I don't give a shit either way....


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29 June 2015, 13:18
Idaho Sharpshooter
How much fun/trouble is it to get the 80%-er anozized? I have heard rumors that the anodizing companies will require a serial number...

thanks,

Rich
29 June 2015, 22:10
TC1
Looks like it was a fun project and I hear ya on the not caring part. When it's time to bury your guns it's past time to dig them up.


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30 June 2015, 00:00
Macs B
Ted,
How would you rate the difficulty of the machine work. Is a mill required to do the job right? Could you get by with a machinist vice and a quality drill press? I've even heard some claim that they drill out by hand and finish with a file.

Bottom line this is a project I would love to take on, but I am not convinced that it is a true "shade tree" level of work. Your thoughts?


Macs B
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30 June 2015, 02:13
ted thorn
Yep.....getting a lower anodized requires a serial number if you plan on shipping a finished 80%



Some companies will do a face to face I've been told

Anodize is not really required if you use non rotating fire control pins and grease your fire selector


DIY level ?.....for a quality job that is also accurate its a skilled project.....not a 30 minute job to do it accurate and clean

Fire control pins require precise location so the hammer will reset properly as well as allow the safety to work properly

Many a soul in this ol world have drilled and filed out theses pockets with some degree of success but I wouldn't myself

The nylon 80% lower is more simple to cut

FYI.....I did it because I wanted to.....not to hide

Lord knows Uncle Sam already has eyes on me....not worried or loosing any sleep

For cost.....I cant see why anyone would cut one with finished Anderson lowers running $50

Anderson lowers are great lowers


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