Just found EveryGunPart through a friend of mine. What an amazing site! Lots of kits. I got 2 revolver kits because I plan to try milling out revolver frames and building these up.
Baby-Face P yeah I had the same reaction. They even have a chopped Browning superposed! Not your average police cut and torch fair but I guess you never know what some old lady will bring to a buyback clueless as to the potential value......sad but hey they probably gave her a juicy $50 gift card per several thousand dollar gun........ lol................. the tears man......the tears
I have a feeling that these guys are actually trying to save these from being melted. So if you look at it from that perspective, at least they are not allowing the many hard to find parts to be simply destroyed.
When you see the inventory of that site you will be amazed and sickened when you see the colt peacemakers they have cut up and the Smith and wesson Schofields ! Its criminal that these are cut on !
So the plan is to convert the mill to CNC and try and make a brand new frame that would use all the original parts. I go to a local shop for engraving needs. Not sure if you are nearby but the place I go to is P&L Machining in El Monte.
These kits don't have functional frames/receivers, that is why they can ship them directly to you (because they can't be assembled into functional firearms). Otherwise they are pretty complete
I didnt know they packed their kits like that, thats a pretty ingenious way to both organize and present the parts. Far better than the typical 'loose stuff piled in a box' way of doing things. I wouldnt have known that if you hadnt made a video on it so thank you ...Also I envision these demilled kits will be much more popular in the future. As 3D printing becomes more accessible and more people discover the US's homemade gun laws allowing this work around, these kits will become scarce and shoot up in price. The formerly common $79 STEN kits have already dried up.
I really have a hard time looking at that website. I can get thru browsing maybe 5 minutes before I get light headed, and feel like I am going to pass out. The sheer ignorance that went into destroying some of the firearms there is just mind blowing. Who cuts up classic firearms and can sleep at night. Ok some of the relics should be forgotten as quickly as possible like the hipoints and lorcins. But who cuts up a P-08 Luger? How can you live with yourself destroying them..... Yes I did find a few things I want to order from them lol but Im still disgusted.
Agreed, i wouldn't be able to do it. But if I had a choice of either destroying them entirely and preserving most of the parts except the frame, I would choose the latter.
I have to disagree with "very very nicely priced". Maybe when they started they had some deals, but I dont know what they are smokin now. Their prices are nuts, and not in a good way.
They are selling cut up useless "gun kits" for a price close to what the same model new and complete sells for. I didn't look at the whole inventory but only guns that I own and am familiar with. Perhaps the site is good for people with expensive classic guns with a missing or broken part.
I am super excited and terrified at the same time to do it. Will need to wait until I can dedicate time to this. For now just wanted to share the store. They have Python and Diamondback parts as well. Lots of Glock stuff (was thinking about getting the G36 kit).
I think directly linking to a site that sells gun parts like this one might actually get you a youtube strike, or a ban if you already have a couple of those. ive seen ian mcollum from forgotten weapons send people to his site so they can go check the page of the auction house by themselves and thus putting a layer of separation between his video and a direct vendor. Just a thought, seems like a fun project.
There is a warm place in Hell for the pos who would chop up a pinned barrel and recessed cylinder Smith!!! Especially a model 27, I’d hate to think if it was a 4 screw frame.
MosinVirus I’m glad your doing something with the parts, my point is they should not have been “deactivated or destroyed “ in the first place. The model 27 was a high end smith, that is hand cut checkering on the top strap and barrel. Every part of that pistol was hand fitted by a master craftsmen. Every part was forged and machined, it’s the pinnacle of industrial art. The really sad part is those were probably carried by police officers at one Time or another.
They want $399 for a cut up plain Jane 91/30 Mosin, their prices range from reasonable to absurd. Many of their kits cost as much or more than a used, working model of the same gun. Cut up, rusty Ruger LCP for 180???? I see new ones go for 160 to 170 on sale all the time. Sad to see so many awesome guns cut up. Damn the ATF.
@@ArieteArmsRAMLITE Mostly because they are not an FFL business, so they can pocket the money that would normally go to licensing fees and whatnot. I agree, their prices are all over the place.
What you're not telling tells volumes, the rest of the firearms parts are virtually non existent and expensive to buy if you could find them. All bull sh@@.
did you ever build a new frame for these? i looked for your full30 channel and couldnt find an update on this project. almost seems like you could just reweld the frame but that may not be precise enough and having an off center forcing cone might make you have a pretty bad day
No. They wouldn't be able to send them to your house if they were complete. The receiver/frame is cut up. You only get pieces of it. Therefore not a firearm.
These kits don't come with frames. They are not meant to come back together into functional firearms. You would have to get a spare frame or build one to use the rest of the parts in the kits.
@@sunofsonny same thing. None of their kits are firearms, that is why they can ship them to your door. You would have to have a receiver or frame to put the parts onto/into. These are just a great source of parts.
How do you plan on combining those parts, I assumed welding but to align everything perfect and adding new material(welding material) and then making it look appealing is too much. That is why I was the question because welding seems to much of a hassle to do
These are not kits that will produce a firearm. The receivers are cut up into pieces because these are meant to be for parts. A new receiver can be pulled off an existing firearm or made from scratch.
@@MosinVirus Would it be possible to weld the barrel back together to the frame and weld a new grip area on the revolver from say bar steel? Thanks in advance
I was thinking about these over the weekend and they are such clean cuts they could be welded back together. More fun to mill new ones I'd imagine, but maybe an idea for the future especially with some of the rare examples out there. Anyway, good luck with your project - sure it'll be a stunner after you have worked your magic!
Yes, outside of a small chunk missing from the top section of the frame and the bottom of the grip I imagine it could be welded up. Those other chunks could be made I am sure.
so how do you plan to finish the project? weld the frame together ? or making a new frame out of milling? welding are cheaper and easier to do and since its just saw cut the surface is not really a problem, but since the its gonna bear a lot of pressure I don't know if its safe to do so.
well just keep in mind to keep those frame piece around. so you may try weld next time. milling is not going to be easy. even you are able to find the blue print the parts still need to be hand fitted afterwards . keep us updated for the project please. love to see how its turns out
Seems like just buying all the cutters would cost more than a new Smith & Wesson revolver. And the thought of setting up all those cuts. . . I don't think I'd have the perseverance to see it through to completion even if I had the equip to do it..
well thats my thought as well. too much round surfaces and if I remember right those pins that holds the hammer and trigger need to be milled out as well.
No, these are not meant to be built into firearms as the most important part (frame or receiver) is destroyed. These are meant to be taken apart into parts if you need parts for your guns, perhaps if parts are harder to find.
Just reviewed the company. I like your video, but any company that refuses to post their address / phone number... I just wont do any kind of business with them.. there are way to many scam web sites that get you to create a user account and pull all your privacy info and try to hack your identity... this site seems very suspicious.. like why would you not post your company phone number / address when your trying to sell to the public.. very strange !
Did you buy it jus for parts to use on another frame? U got a video on ur finished project? I ordered one thinking it was possible to repair em n thought it’d be a neat challenging project n was told it was possible n impossible by different sources so i had to c myself not getting a real answer online. I know they’re demilled but assumed it was like rewelding demilled rifles which is possible. Doesn’t seem to be any instructions on it for revolvers. i don’t see how I’m supposed to ever put it together or get it working since the metal frame is cut in the middle where the barrel would attach n shaved metal on end of barrel so it it will never fit n have no way of figuring out how I’m supposed to fix that Assuming all i can do with it is spare parts if i already own a working one which i don’t. Any advice?.
Yes, these are not something you can put together with ease. I was considering making my own frames but haven't got around to it yet. Some viewers suggested that the frames can be welded up, but I think that will be difficult and the frames would need to be heat treated afterward for sure.
Yes, MAJOR project! Milling a new revo frame would be very complicated. Whenever I see saw-cut, I think welding, but in the cases at hand you'd obviously need to fab the rest of the grip frame. The parts kits I find on GB are much cheaper, but they very rarely include a de-milled frame. I suppose this way you can use the cut frame as a reference? And yeah others have said it but it's a damn shame that M27 got cut up.
Привет. Решился-таки возобновить? И эт пральна! )))))))) А касаемо китов - я так себе думаю, что не только дороже тебе бы вышло покупать детали по отдельности (а ещё и не все найдёшь, я чай), но и качество их было бы ниже. Это, как-никак, конвейерные детали, пусть и б/у. А то, что идёт подетально в продажу, думаю, пожиже какчеством будет, полюбас...
Hello, i know this video is 3 years old now but i just bought a revolver kit from EGP and was wondering if you had success re building your frame and what resources you used to do it?
I haven't got around to that yet. These parts kits are just parts kits. They are not meant to come together into a functioning firearm without a separate frame/receiver. One can use a donor frame/receiver or one would have to make a frame/receiver.
Roll pin the barrel assembly to frame and tig weld bridge. Get grips trace the inside of grips on price of plate steel ,have a world shop plaa cut that out for you . Tig to the frame and work it out
I can't remember to be honest, but why is it scary? The receivers are not usable, they are cut into pieces, that is why they can be shipped directly to your door.
@@MosinVirus I get it. Preferably it would have been left in its original state, but that that wouldn't be much fun to a craftsman like you. Any movement on bringing it back to life?
@@MosinVirus Perfectly legal as far as federal is concerned. You sohuld check out the weaponsguild forums, there is a guy doing this exact project but welding the original frame. Shielding gas is a bare minimum, mig or tig will suffice.
MosinVirus Looks great . I didn’t know there were revolver kits out there . How’s the build going from that ? This isn’t as simple as throwing an 80/20 lower into a GG2 and building the rest .
@@thebackbencher666 Yeah, for this the frame would either have to be re-welded, or a new frame needs to be made. I am going to be trying to make a new frame for mine.
These are not firearms. If they were you would have to go through a licensed dealer to get them. These are just parts you can use on the firearm you already have or are planning to get. The receivers /frames in these kits are destroyed, which is why they are no longer considered firearms. You could also make a receiver or frame for these parts if legal where you are.
@@shoota6252 it would be a fun project. My plan for these is to see about making my own frames in the future. In any case, I was just pointing out that this place is a good source of parts.
No. Those frames are made out of hard shit. Welding it will fail and alter the metals properties. They cut those frames where they did to insure what you asked fails
@@henryallen6599 people either buy the serialized part to save on buying a whole new gun. Or they machine new parts that are like the cut part. I personally used that place to get parts for an old shotgun my grandfather had that was no longer made. Think the guy that made this video was going to machine a new part big hobby
Привет! Новая серия - ура! Понаблюдаю с удовольствием ). Заодно проясню для себя один момент. Как-то уже сложился стереотип, что стволы менее 4-х дюймов хоть и выглядят интересно, но к точной стрельбе не способны. Зная твои стрелковые навыки, будет интересно поглядеть, что получиться!) Удачи!
Revolver Question for you, what is a good clearance for a pin (trigger/hammer) to bearing surface inside the trigger / hammer (hole). I have a Zastava M83 revolver and the tolerances are all over the place.
MosinVirus , I figured Id want the least play, could you give me some direction on how much is allowed without affecting function of hammer/ trigger, where to look, the forums are no help. This is also the case for the small cylinder arm pin & hole, lots of play.. Problem is with Yugo Revolver there are no aftermarket parts, I'll have to create two step oversized pins, jewellers lathe?
MosinVirus , I took some photos, i wish you could see, its a two color trigger and hammer blueing from factory, i dont know if its case hardened. It doesn't appear to be IMI parts, it appears cut from billet material.
You can create an account on Full30 forum and start a thread in my section. You can post pics there, and we can discuss. Also other people could chime in. Here is a link to my section forum.full30.com/c/meet-our-producers/mosinvirus and you can post in gunsmithing section as well.
No. This is how you get parts for something you already have. These kits are not firearms and cannot be used as firearms. The frames or receivers are cut to pieces.
@@stopdropandgame9506 not sure what you mean... this place sells parts in kits without receivers or with cut up receivers. If you are talking about antique guns, they don't require FFL transfers and can still be used as guns if in good condition.
I think you are talking about a piece of the frame. The frames on these are torch or saw cut apart. You will not find a piece that was cut off unless it is included in the kit or you cut a piece from another revolver.
@@MosinVirus I kinda thought that I have been on that site before and looked at plenty of kits and I know that some look like it would be a easy weld but some looked like they took a piece so you couldn't and I wasn't sure if all were missing a small piece. Do you know if they are complete. I'm thinking because at the very least a person could use it for a pattern for a mold if it might not be safe to use after being welded back together or any reason.
@@MosinVirus thanks when I was looking at them I thought that some looked like they were missing a piece and some didn't but the way the pictures were I couldn't be sure. I have only done easy AR15 and 80% Glock builds so far and I think I will try one of the.22 kits to see if I have the ability to do a better one. But I do keep thinking that making a mold from a frame might be a good idea. I appreciate you taking the time to let me know thanks
You can also make it. After all, they are just machines that all you have to do is make the part missing and they function just as when they left a factory.
I got a question : when I went into the page they say , they don’t sell receivers, so can u still use the revolver or is it just decorative ?? Are they functional??
These are kits to be used for parts. You cannot assemble them into functional firearms. That is why these can be shipped to buyers without having to go through licensed dealers.
I have no idea what the specific reason is but I would think it is because the guns must be destroyed, and I think they are at least letting us get the parts off them.
I notice no follow up video and am not surprised . I would be way more surprised to see ANYONE assemble a working gun from that collection of parts. On one hand, I'd love to see it done. (which is why I clicked on this video) On the other hand, I don't want to see some one lose their hand trying.
It is very difficult to punch out the pins retaining the barrel. The kit barrel can be removed with the assistants of a die grinder however the barrel you are replacing is a bear to remove without scaring up the frame. Any suggestions from you or your viewers would be appreciated.
