Sent my 93 and a 33K front end to TSC in early spring and nearly forgot about it with everything else going on. I added an A3 convex “meat tenderizer” stock I had been saving for when it came back as the finishing touch for now. This was the 6th gun Mike has done for me and according to him, he isn’t taking anymore work. Idk if that’s permanent, he said he’s had some belt fed work that he is way behind on. Anyway couldn’t resist posting a few crappy phone pics.
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33K Finally Made It Home
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GuntherRommel
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Awesome Man , That looks Great
dirtyharriett
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Oh I would do it in a heartbeat if I needed to but if I build one of these puppies now I will seek a non mint 93 as my sacrificial lamb. There is no sense in buying a mint one only to have it refinished after the barrel swap.VERY Cool.I just can't bring myself to destroy a mint 93, to build my Brit 33K.
That's so nice. I need to build a German one. I think a 33K is probably my favorite weapon to fire...especially in select fire mode. My sear came in a new 53. I ran one mag thru it, and decided it need a bit more barrel.
I have a transferable Qualified Mfg sear currently sitting at my dealer waiting for the Form 4 to be approved, that I can’t wait to try in this gun and shoot it the God intended roller locks to be shot.
Looks great, I think a 33K is my next build. It's a great length, I have a G3K Mike built for me that I just love. Now I just need to start sweet talking Mike and Tammy into taking more work. I have an SD there waiting on a stamp.
Nehalem Man
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Love the 33k.
Mine is a mishmash of kit parts built on a Vector receiver but it looks like a million bucks, is reliable to a fault, and shoots Black Hills 52gr moly coated into 1/2 inch at 100.
Long story on this one, I actually owned it twice. I bought the barreled receiver, bought all the rest of the parts and assembled the rifle to begin with. At that time it had an IGF 5.5 long FH perm installed and that's when it shot those tiny groups. I traded it to shop one day in a moment of poor judgement and even included one of those remarkable tiny group targets to help sell the gun for the shop who didn't do a lot of dealing with that type of weapon.
Some time later I learned that a friend of mine bought an HK type rifle from a local shop. After some conversation I determined that it was my old rifle he had bought. Some conversation and a small stack of cash later and I owned the rifle again. Shortly afterward the form 1 was filed and off came the FH. To this day it's a favorite out of the many roller guns I own.
Mine is a mishmash of kit parts built on a Vector receiver but it looks like a million bucks, is reliable to a fault, and shoots Black Hills 52gr moly coated into 1/2 inch at 100.
Long story on this one, I actually owned it twice. I bought the barreled receiver, bought all the rest of the parts and assembled the rifle to begin with. At that time it had an IGF 5.5 long FH perm installed and that's when it shot those tiny groups. I traded it to shop one day in a moment of poor judgement and even included one of those remarkable tiny group targets to help sell the gun for the shop who didn't do a lot of dealing with that type of weapon.
Some time later I learned that a friend of mine bought an HK type rifle from a local shop. After some conversation I determined that it was my old rifle he had bought. Some conversation and a small stack of cash later and I owned the rifle again. Shortly afterward the form 1 was filed and off came the FH. To this day it's a favorite out of the many roller guns I own.