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I "removed" the rings from a mec-gar mag the day GT posted this idea.
Used my drill press and a "normal" 5/8" drill; works fine. You guys that have equipment and knowledge of how to run them are spoiled! Us poor farm boys know how to make do. No need to take a picture, it was easy. I'm going to buy a ball mill so the cut will be round and smoother, instead of kind of conical. I run my press slow, and with the geared feed on the "press" it is pretty easy to move the bit down slowly enough, if I set the stop, cut, reset, I can get a nice job. My press is probably 50 or 60 years old and a little heavier than some.
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I did this with a larger wood bit to cut reliefs in Spanish Mauser stocks, the ones with straight bolt handles. I heated the handles with a torch and bent them, then added the reliefs. Looked as good as a German Mauser K98.
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