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Mr. Pink
September 01, 2001, 14:58
check 'em:

http://www.hunting-pictures.com/members/Gaspipe/vz_0003.jpg

http://www.hunting-pictures.com/members/Gaspipe/vz_0004.jpg

Fal content??? Well I reckon the barrel wrench could be used on a FAL or most anything. And the whole thing I'm duplicating is an FN design....Like this:

http://www.hunting-pictures.com/members/Gaspipe/FN30-11.jpg

[ September 01, 2001: Message edited by: Mr. Pink ]

WireGuy
September 01, 2001, 15:35
Greetings:

Way Kewl!

What size bar stock are we seeing?

I see you got the FN 30-11 stock.
From Numrich Gunparts?
Me too. :)
Which action are you using?
Barrel?
Found a butt plate that fits yet?
Any ideas on a suitable bipod?
(the original used a MAG bipod. I expect
that will be rather spendy...)

Thanks for the tips.

...and yes, WECSOGing an FN Mauser sniper
rifle is worth points toward your Associate
Degree. (Drawn any blood yet?)

WireGuy

[ September 01, 2001: Message edited by: WireGuy ]

Gaspipe
September 01, 2001, 15:57
HiYa Wireguy - The Pinkster and I are building up a pair of 'em.

Yep, those are the Numrich FN30-11 stocks. We're using Czech VZ24 actions - sturdy, well made and fit.

That bar stock is 1" square 6061T6 aluminum left over from another project.

I don't know which barrel I will use yet....we're pondering. Cheap = Adams & Bennett, but we've been thinking of some mid-range stuff like ER Shaw. What are you going to use?

Buttplate - I'm going to use an FAL rubber one - fits the stock as if it once was an FAL.... :)

As far as the bipod, we'll modify an StG bipod to work in there on a homemade target rail. Crude, yet effective.

What are you planning to use as far as trigger and trigger guard??

Ciao,

WireGuy
September 04, 2001, 13:32
Greetings:

In general, I'm still looking.
(Very poor right now...) ;)

I've heard rumors of 'FN sniper barrels' floating aroung. Keep your eyes open.
Triger? Have no idea, I see that there are
many, many, to choose from.

The butt plates from my stash of parts didn't
match up too good.

I think this will be a 'swapmeet special' when it's done.

Keep us posted.

Thanks,

WireGuy

Gaspipe
September 04, 2001, 16:08
Originally posted by WireGuy:
<STRONG>Greetings: I think this will be a 'swapmeet special' when it's done.
WireGuy</STRONG>

That is precisely what will make it seem so 'authentic'. Mine's going to be parts bin special, too. When my wife first saw the 30-11 stock, she said it looked like "...a horrible mistake.."

It's still evolving.

fresca
September 04, 2001, 16:31
Soon Bruce, soon. :)

Gaspipe
September 04, 2001, 21:00
Originally posted by fresca:
<STRONG>Soon Bruce, soon. :)</STRONG>

Chuckling softly to myself.... ;)

KP
September 04, 2001, 23:35
Gaspipe, thought you might be interested to know, I just found out that the Adams & Bennett barrels which are sold by Midway, are made by ER Shaw. I am about to start a Mauser project also, but I think I will wait to find a good deal on a Shilen or Douglas barrel.......................

Mr. Pink
September 05, 2001, 09:33
I dunno, but in any event Shaw will send ya a long chambered threaded barrel in the diameter/contour I want (around 1.180" dia) and the A&B is gonna be a f54 short chambered threaded barrel or a f99 blank for about the same price, shaw being a little bit higher. This means with the A&B the contour will be wrong (for me), I will need to cut threads on the lathe (not something I'm prepared to do yet), and I'll have to get a chamber reamer to headspace.

I'll only need a reamer with the Shaw after I screw up and cut the shoulder too much. :)


edit here----> A high quality barrel - yeah I'm gonna save up for one of them too, but I want to shoot the gun while I'm saving hence the more affordable barrel to start with.

[ September 05, 2001: Message edited by: Mr. Pink ]

Mr. Pink
October 08, 2001, 17:58
Slowly he turned.....

Ok WTC and the job put things on hold for a while, but here is the VZ24 trigger guard chopped up w/new sides added and welded back together to fit the stock - sort of. Amazing what ya can do with a file and some time.....


http://www.tishomingorail.com/users/images/FN3011replica.jpg


http://www.tishomingorail.com/users/images/fn3011replica2.jpg

Looks like the wrench pics are gone, if you wanna see 'em email me and I'll send ya a copy.