7.62x39 said:I've got several lined up, just waiting for some warmer weather.
Between the noise and the fumes, I can only stand that old propane heater in the shop for short stretches at a time.
I think it's time to start looking down in George's and Citra's neighborhood, or at least as fas south as Winn.
I think I'm getting to old for these New England winters
7.62x39 said:I've got several lined up, just waiting for some warmer weather.
Between the noise and the fumes, I can only stand that old propane heater in the shop for short stretches at a time.
I think it's time to start looking down in George's and Citra's neighborhood, or at least as fas south as Winn.
I think I'm getting to old for these New England winters
I discovered that the barrel would not time properly after I cut the shoulder back. The shiney portion that you see in the photo butts right against the treads in the receiver, soooo, I have to relieve this portion for about 0.043", then check the timing again. I will need to face the breech end of the barrel next to get 0.003" to 0.004" clearance between the barrel and the face of the cylinder. Then I will need to recut the forcing cone inside of the barrel.7.62x39 said:TCPP,
Ingenuity at it's finest. :rockin:
Just out of curiosity, Why do you need to recut the journal?
[Mental note to self, Robert has lathe with four jaw chuck, must become new best friend.] :notworthy
High Road said:Waiting and waiting and waiting. For all the group buys to come in. (5) Romy kits and six Vulcan receivers , one AMD-63 in the wings now, awaiting a receiver. :grumble: