The manufacture said that the final weight is 2 lbs.That's going to be a heavy gun.
Well, if you have all these resources, buy a USC converted to semi UMP and copy it.Can a person still buy one? Where are they to be found?
I have machinery, tooling, and software to do anything... skills to possibly clean one of these up... BUT what I can say is I am interested to take a look, at the bare minimum
The kits are out there and a full auto bolt can be easily modified for use in a usc all the 9mm and 40 usc conversion are doing this.... receiver mods are quite simple too quick visit to HDPS and you'll see what i mean he has a nice set of pictures explaining the differences (plus there are numerous threads on just this topic). Now these Prexis/precision american rifle receivers (i guess the 80% is listed on the website).... i was planning on just using these as a pattern worse case scenario (mine are serialized receivers) i honestly think a airsoft shell would work better with a steel reinforcmentJust because you CAN do a thing, doesn't necessarily dictate that you must do that thing. I guess I was more or less thinking out loud... initially, having heard rumors of these "80 percent" receivers... I imagined a rough casting, or rough machined part that with enough work, could be made into a functional part. If an 80 percent receiver exists, then one could treat it as a rough part... primary ops complete... and then you just need the right person to complete secondary ops and finishing... something I could do for myself, by myself with a reasonable expectation that the input of labor would be proportional to the extracted sense of accomplishment when completed.
NOW, if it is the assessment the only owner I have had the pleasure of meeting, that these cannot be salvaged... then yes, the random thought of tooling up a solution comes to mind, however... I can't imagine it would be as simple as generating a point cloud, tool paths and then letting the Haas buck while I oil up some USC parts for installation. In fact, I wouldn't necessarily undertake such a job for myself... rather, I would value my own time at an amount of money and compare to the R&D time...quickly determining that I could simply buy a USC and build a clone myself... BUT if this was something people demanded or needed... I FEEL like it might then all of the sudden make more sense to get into.
I should have been more specific... sometimes I just think out loud and expect people to follow me...I do apologize
Extremely on point. I suppose you are right... oh well.. it was a fun idea, but you're right... probably not practicalThe kits are out there and a full auto bolt can be easily modified for use in a usc all the 9mm and 40 usc conversion are doing this.... receiver mods are quite simple too quick visit to HDPS and you'll see what i mean he has a nice set of pictures explaining the differences (plus there are numerous threads on just this topic). Now these Prexis/precision american rifle receivers (i guess the 80% is listed on the website).... i was planning on just using these as a pattern worse case scenario (mine are serialized receivers) i honestly think a airsoft shell would work better with a steel reinforcment