Who here has built guns from a parts kit?

[Coctailer]

Assuming AR-15s are not what you are asking about....

AKs aren’t very hard. You will need a press and some special tools to make it easy. ( Although I have built one with a Big F’ing Hammer before)

FALs are really easy, but the barel takes some expertise to install. The rest of the FAL is easier than an AR.

UZI is easy from a 100% reciever. The parts kits are cheap for now, and the Israeli kits are cool and historical.

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The idea is very interesting to me, what are the easiest and least costly kits I could put together with YouTube, the internet, no building experience, a drill press and dremal and a welder


Ar-15

[oldmann1967]

The rivets( Not Rivers) are critical and not at all easy.
It is Trunnion not front reunion

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"No, the rivers are easily conquered with a press, but the important part is pressing the front reunion off the barrel and pressing it back into the reunion once it is riveted in place. Just a cheap harbor freight shop press works wonders."

Android no speak AK. lol.

[BuddyChryst]

The idea is very interesting to me, what are the easiest and least costly kits I could put together with YouTube, the internet, no building experience, a drill press and dremal and a welder


Ar-15

https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/pro...reled-receiver

Of course, that's about as much actual building as an AR....

[Bingo9991]

Hmmm guess I'll look into uzis

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[mudoven]

I've built semi-Stens, AK's, and AR's...not too difficult with a little patience, research, and the proper tooling. My first build was a Leinad .45LC/.410 single shot derringer. You used to find the parts kits for around 35$, then all you had to do was purchase and weld the breachface to the sideplates.