Carbine by Lugerman

oldphardt · 02-02-2014, 04:04 PM

Great work. How is the fore-stock held on - to the barrel? I am confused. The barrel moves rearward when fired so the fore-stock must move also. But, there is no room for it to move with respect to the grip frame. I looked to see if there were groves to allow movement and could seen no way for the fore-stock to move. So the fore-stock must be attached somehow to the grip frame was a support welded onto the frame? I am so confused.

Also, where did you get the buttstock metal - the part used to grab the frame????

Thanks
Dennis

02-02-2014, 04:04 PM	#11
oldphardt User Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Great work. How is the fore-stock held on - to the barrel? I am confused. The barrel moves rearward when fired so the fore-stock must move also. But, there is no room for it to move with respect to the grip frame. I looked to see if there were groves to allow movement and could seen no way for the fore-stock to move. So the fore-stock must be attached somehow to the grip frame was a support welded onto the frame? I am so confused. Also, where did you get the buttstock metal - the part used to grab the frame???? Thanks Dennis