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December 9th, 2016, 17:18 | #1 |
JG SA58 into L1A1 shortie conversion
Hi there!
Before responding anything... this project started two years ago, when I bought my JG SA58... No sure plan of future Ares L1A1 existed that time (as I know...). On the other side I wont ever spend 500 USD on that... plus the woodparts... So that's all started with that: Then I added a CASV (I liked the half retro-half modern long L1A1 idea, but wanted a half CASV-half wood shortie instead): Now I'm at this point: The main target (beside wood-RAS version) is this (but also with short handguard and no foregrip, or both... I don't know at the moment): I'm great Vietnam ANZAC-fan, and it will be the pair of my M14: The butt-end-plate and the caps of the handguard are casted from zinc: The FAL-L1A1 stock adapter is made from two "L"-shaped aluminium parts: Trigger guard fully custom made: The rear sling mount is the original FAL one, but has a custom cilindical root... The front grip is simply fixed on a cheapo ACM barrel rail: Forward assist (?) already modified: All woodparts are custom made from hickory. No stain will be applied, just lindseen oil and, if finished, beeswax... Future plans: -L1A1 rear sight (King Arms, in transit from frien in NZ) -custom, 3 mm higher front sight -custom or Ares fire selector (Ares must be modified, to be able to work) -custom or Ares flash hinder (this looks similar to the photo, but looks ugly IMO) -custom charging handle -custom top cover -cutsom magazine catch -custom bolt catch-release -front hanguard (half finished, I'll use it with or without the foregrip) -Enfield/L1A1 sling Last edited by Flippy; December 9th, 2016 at 17:26.. |
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December 29th, 2016, 18:13 | #2 |
Works for me. Obviously, you be doing "them" up on the hill. I guess you'll need an ERDL outfit.
Looks bonzer.
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