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Welcome from Ashland County fellow buckeye

Welcome from Ashland County fellow buckeye

Welcome from Ashland County fellow buckeye.

Found this at the post museum today and thought it was interesting.

I picked this up awhile ago and now I’m wondering is it factory nickel or was it done by a previous owner?

That’s the type of find and project I really like to work on. Nothing like taking an ugly duckling and turning it into a swan.

Sarco had some on their tables at the last knob creek this past October for like $100.00.

Welcome from Ashland county

Where did the wooden pistol grip come from ? It gives it that stg44 look.

Not a cetme, but purposely build to have everyone on the firing line saying “what is that”.

That is a very nice looking set up you have. With all that you’ve done to it, I hope it runs like a sewing machine.

When I did my cetme c&p on a surplus original ,I used two modified wood screws as the pins. They are held in place with some jb weld.

This auction has 19 hk handguns for sale. One mark23, seventeen p7’s and one conversion kit. I have no connection to this sale just wanted folks to know about it. https://www.proxibid.com/aspr/R2BA-Auctions-LLC/11231/AuctionsByCompany.asp?ahid=11231.

Did you ever get a wood stock for it?

When I got this one I did just the opposite.

My c93. I modified the cetme hand guard to fit and it was my first clip and pin project.

These are my retro/proto visions/versions of the ar platform.

For what it’s worth, the auction has ended with no bids. If the pics are of the actual item it looks like it uses grease gun mags.

My first issued duty weapon was a 5903. The first thing I did was put on pachmyer wrap around grips. It was a decent duty weapon and shot well, but the frames on some of our guns took a beating just from everyday uniformed carry use. We also had one that we kept in the armory that had the frame...

Very nice. Will it ever make it to the tusco range?