ChevTec

Yeah I've been recommending the 1/4 power blanks lately for those. As the 1/4 power are even a bit much.

Or in this case, even if there isn't a "will" there was still a way! Hahaha

https://www.tacswap.com/user/chevtecgroup

"Dealer sample items have 50% - 70% discount" Whoever told you that is a f'ing liar. Sure it's 50%+ in something like the HVAC business. Not in the firearm industry. On guns it's very low(sub20% if you are very lucky), on ammo it's practically non-existent, on parts it's somewhere under 50%(more like 20%). One of the biggest disadvantages for a home based person is keeping their inventory squared away and separate from their personal guns. When I take a personal gun into my workshop, I need to tag it so the ATF doesn't stop by and assume I have extra guns I'm selling that aren't on my books.

Same. Only thing I'll attach is the multiple sales form or a form 4.

I think it's mostly just this forum rek. It's a slower forum as is, then add in the more rarity of DDs and you just don't have that much traffic. If you ever want to get a very interested audience, check out the r/40_mm sub-reddit. Reddit sucks and is a cesspool of liberals, so you need to just focus on the sub-reddits that interest you and avoid anything on the homepage

Probably lessens the bolt's impact with the back of the receiver. Making the recoil feel smoother and allowing it to be more controllable

This build is so cool. I've been watching the video a lot. I just did a post sample reweld that I'm troubleshooting. The bolt gets hung up on the rate reducer hook a couple time per mag. But I'm working through it

Did someone say there was a mortar? Anyone know what it went for?

May have to file a paper form 4 so you can add the c&r ffl number?

Thanks. It's my favorite at the moment, only because I have shot the mortar yet haha. It always seems like my latest build is my favorite. My M203 with standalone stock definitely doesn't get old. I'll probably be enjoying that for a long time

I just rewelded a postie last week. Still working out a few little kinks but it sure is fun. Best $150 I ever spent

Yeah you'll want to drill them out to at least 1/4 inch. Pretty simple to do with a hand drill. You can go slightly larger but it's not needed. I have seen the aluminum cases damaged from shooting them with full power, burst disk blanks.

Yes I definitely tell everyone to drill out the aluminum shells vent holes. Some people have had them blow out as well. I tried it once in my lightweight break action LMT and thought I dislocated my shoulder haha. I only use them with crimped low power blanks for less lethal projectiles unless they are drilled out to m212 spec

Props on keeping up with this thread and all the info. I really need to get some of those green aluminum cases as they look so cool! Just had to justify when I'm sitting on boxes of m212 nylon cases