Ok.. here is the picture thread that shows the 2 receivers.
For the pictures, Joeken's has spots on it.
The thumbs below are HOTLINKED to the bigger version. Just click to enlarge.




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For those wondering what stepped rails look like, check out the top rail in this picture
Hardness levels appear to be the same between the 2 receivers.
FLAWS
Eubanks
(1) Front trunion Top Lip. This is where the receiver is bent over and slides INTO the slot in the front trunion. You can see in this photo what I am talking about. The Eubanks is on the bottom, the GT 1.0 is on the top
(2) and (3) The S/F marking and the Selector Stop Dimple (screwdriver slot looking dimple)
(4) No Stepped Rails
(5) Predrilled Trunion Holes (no picture, you can look above)
(6) Metal thickness. On the Eubanks sample I received, the receiver measured 1.1 MM thick. This measurement was checked several times in several places. On the Global trades Receiver, the measurement was .989 MM thick. The measurements were taken with a digital mic Keep in mind, that this is not a FLAW, just a observation. The OOW receiver is 1.2mm thick.
GLOBAL TRADES FLAWS
(1) Silly mag well dimples
(2) Selector hole and axis pins holes have BURRS in them from machineing.
These will have to be removed in order to prevent binding.
On a side note, this is a personal preference thing, I prefer to have EVERYTHING on the bottom. The Eubanks does that. The sides are totally clean with NO manufacturer markings.
For those building Sidefolders (krink style), you will find that you will have to drill into the Caliber marking on the Eubanks (just the last digit).
I have spoken to Joe @ Joeken concerning the flaws that I found.
Most of them will be fixed on the second batch. If 1 thru 5 are fixed, then IMHO the Eubanks receiver will be perfect.
The Globel Trades Receiver is Pretty perfect IMHO.
Both receivers will be built as AMD65's. The Eubanks will be a pistol, while the GT will be rifle.
Expect a update later this week.
Z_recto, Grady, and myself looked at both receivers and both came to the conclusion's I listed above.
CHARLES