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  • News: FN may have a semi m249 available soon!

    Posted on April 15, 2015 10:15 am by Rob McNaughton Comment

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  • Rough 3D model of the BPM-11/9mm

    Posted on April 6, 2013 12:18 am by Rob McNaughton Comment
    BPM11_v07_3d_v17
    3d Polygon model of the Katzbalger Arms BMP11/9mm

    Mock-up in 3d started of my BPM-11/9mm chassis project.  Unfortunately I don’t have really nice 3d engineering software, so I am working with what I know, Autodesk 3Dsmax.  I am modeling with polygons instead of splines which is probably not the cleanest.  Still need to work out the joints and cavity shape for the M-11 as well as the charging handle interior.  Lots more to do, but it’s getting to the point that I can start printing parts for test fitting.  🙂

     


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  • Project BPM-11

    Posted on March 22, 2013 3:24 pm by Rob McNaughton Comment

    My version of a bullpup rifle made from a m-11 pistol parts set begins!

    I have started working on something that may be a relatively easy and fun build.  A bullpup plastic chassis for a 9mm m-11.  Here is the 2d mockup of the BPM-11 from Katzbalger Arms!

    BPM11_v07_Small
    Working Illustration of the Katzbalger Arms BPM11/9mm

    Goals:
    Use readily available m-11 parts and sten mags
    Build the plastic chassis with a inexpensive ABS plastic 3d printer http://www.solidoodle.com/
    I intend to build it in 8″ long sections and glue them together
    If heat proves to be a problem for the ABS I can try casting stronger plastics using the ABS blank
    Frame will remain steel and will be bent from a flat
    Some welding required
    Could be made from a standard m-11 receiver with sight removed
    The overall size is to be slightly larger than a FN p90 (I find it just a bit to short to be comfortable)

    Before I get too far, I would be glad to hear people opinions.
    Next step is to design in 3D.  I already have all the m-11 parts on hand, just need to weld my lower up.

    -Rob


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  • A couple of 2012 projects

    Posted on January 4, 2013 10:38 pm by Rob McNaughton Comment
    RPK and 1919
    RPK and 1919

    Some of my latest personal work just getting cleared out of the way for a new 2013!

    For the 1919a4

    1. I started with a Sarco 1919a4 parts set in .308
    2. Helbox Armory for the semi auto machining.
    3. Rivets from Burnt Capital
    4. Wells Custom Right Side Plate
    5. Semi Trigger and sear form Karma Metal Products

     

    Romy 1964 RPK:

    1. Apex Gun Parts Romanian RPK parts set and US barrel
    2. AK Builder Receiver Flat
    3. Tapco G2 Trigger

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