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A piece of GI wood from sarco 15 bucks looked bad , cleaned up nice with BLO finish Sarcos repop catch 50 bucks A p17 enfield butt stock plate 8 bucks from numrich And a genuine sling swivel for 15 It comes out really nice and is all readily available

Numrich has Enfield p17 buttstock plates that with a little custom bending of the tang for top screw ....it fits a 1928 stock very well and looks so close to original most people never notice. It's only 8 bucks A ww2 buttstock for 15 bucks And a repo but stock slide You have a very nice serviceable stock for less than a 100 bucks

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The biggest problem I found with feeding is the chamber isn't a full auto chamber on the kahr barrels . It really really likes that nice loose chamber on the fa barrels in a semi gun. My tm1 was a jamo matic with the kahr barrel. Swapped it to a numrich full auto 10.5 inch barrel and it's a singer sewing machine now

Its just a PC of flat bar 1/8 inch thick. It is 4 inches long by the width of the latch plate slot (as Pete says, machine the width to match the latch plate minus a few thousand and it will be rattle free) Now on your trigger frame , you are going to have to have it machined on a mill.to match the profile of a 28 Then you drill and tap receiver/Trigger frame so you can bolt the plate on . M4 flat heads work extremely well

They are nothing but a piece of 1 inch wide 1/8th inch thick steel flatbar with 6 holes drilled in them

harder is what you need start with 95a the soft ones are really soft and will be chewed up within a hundred rounds ..................seriously . been there done that Found the OEM springs with a longer charging handle to run the best

It can be as simple as a weak sear spring .

File and patience The catch ends up pretty small after you file off a .100 thou That's the difference in the height of receivers between full and semi guns

The ones I got from numrich were for FA but they were ok they were unmodded usgi All they are is usgi mags with the mag catch hOle elongated , they may or may not be altered correct for YOUR gun

They are incredibly fun plinkers . Chasing dura seal targets around the pit. And when they run you can't wipe the grin off.

the L drum at Sarco or Gun Parts Corp is the same Taiwanese drum and they run beautifully . I have 1 from either source .

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Yes but it requires milling off some of the receiver rails

Kahr sells them ....

My tm1 does the same exact thing....it does not like the easy springs at allExtended bolt handle and original springs... flawless

I had a finned Numrich barrel do the same exact thing, only it was brand new never fired barrel .bolt would work fine until you tried actual bullets.or snap capsThe bolt would get stuck closed. The rim that the case heads paced on was screwed up. Hit it with chamber reamer and increased the heads pace just a few thou. Fixed it.

If the radius clearance in the bolt cavity front wall is not big/deep enough for the radius on the bolt shank, it will cause similar problems.Look for indication of marks in the radius on on the bolt where the shank meets the square body.

The repro buttstock slides that Sarco or Numrich sell, do the same thing . They are pretty sloppy on the grooves that fit the rails of the trigger frame. Sometimes if you just gently squeeze the buttstock slide in a vice you can tighten up the slots for a better fit to gun .

They're scarce as hens teeth The kahr barrels don't even come close to the shape of gi wood

Yes to all

91253A220 is the part number

Mcmaster carr has 8-36 flathead screws 1/2 inch long packs of 25 for like 10 bucks or so