Not that we have finished running the parts on the machining centers it is time to do the final fit up. Using the 1018 trunions that we made a hole was drilled in it to allow alignment with the button pressed into the receiver. Then the blocks were tested to see if the fit up was correct.
This is how the trunion looks away from the receiver.
An angle view at the rear of the trunion for proper fit up there.
Some de-buring still needs to take place and we still have a few cuts to do on the manual mill. If you are interested in any new MP-44 trunions please drop me a note and I will get the request to Pete.
Getting REAL close, HUH?
Pete
I am interested in a new MP44 trunion. I have an MP44 Parts Set that I purchased years ago. I’ve gotten as far as some reverse engineered drawings of the trunion and other receiver parts, but haven’t machined anything yet. I am also interested in the sheet metal stamping of the other parts of the receiver.
I’m looking for a mp44 trunion as Wells’s some of the stamped sheet metal ..
Are theses parts avalible for sale ?
Pete has the trunions as for sheet metal you might want to chat with him about his repair sections
Chuck,
If Pete is now ready to sell his MP44 trunions, let me know the price and I’ll send funds immediately. Also interested in the sheet metal repair sections. Thanks, Walter
I just chatted with Pete yesterday and he is selling the trunions and I think some repair sections.Email me your contact info I will forward it to Pete. He is great at getting back with people.
I can be reached at wmedsger@cimarroninc.com. Thanks, Walter
i let Pete know.
Chuck,
Does he by chance have any more of the trunions left I would really love to get one.
I as well.
Much obliged,