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Gents, I had so much fun with the first USC to UMP conversion that I just bought another USC from my local shop. This HK thing is addictive, and expensive. Since the FBI lowers and other conversion parts are just a little steep for now I embarked on a journey. I have plenty of high-cap mags (as well as the 10 rounders) just thought this would be a neat project.
Decided to expand the USC lower to accept the High-Cap Mags. Milled the USC lower, plastic welded the sideplates, sanded touched up with a bit of Brownells Alumahyde, chopped the stock, plastic welded and dyed. For the 922 compliance parts I went with the HPDS trigger, Omega Sear and delrin homemade floorplate and HDPS follower.
Took to the range, shot 10 round mags, UMP45 mags and my home grown 40 round Drum. All worked flawless. No cracks, no issues... plastic welding is an art (I am still learning) and paint does hide a multitude of sins.
Just showing off what you can do if you put your mind to it.
The speckled lower is an expanded magwell for High-Cap mags, just used the speckle look to hide the weld marks and slight imperfections. A smoother, rounded look as opposed to the 2 sideplates welded on the black lower.
Cheers!
Decided to expand the USC lower to accept the High-Cap Mags. Milled the USC lower, plastic welded the sideplates, sanded touched up with a bit of Brownells Alumahyde, chopped the stock, plastic welded and dyed. For the 922 compliance parts I went with the HPDS trigger, Omega Sear and delrin homemade floorplate and HDPS follower.
Took to the range, shot 10 round mags, UMP45 mags and my home grown 40 round Drum. All worked flawless. No cracks, no issues... plastic welding is an art (I am still learning) and paint does hide a multitude of sins.
Just showing off what you can do if you put your mind to it.
The speckled lower is an expanded magwell for High-Cap mags, just used the speckle look to hide the weld marks and slight imperfections. A smoother, rounded look as opposed to the 2 sideplates welded on the black lower.
Cheers!


