Any word on development of a short GSG-16 barrel?

Morning Homies. So here's the latest for updates :

-Yes, you will need to install a fixed stock or pin the stock like we did to maintain the minimum OAL.
-The new Lother-Walther blanks have been paid for and should ship shortly. Once they are here it's a pretty quick process to finish them. I'm *hoping* they will be done by early Jan /20. A few things are out of our control however like shipping etc. so PLEASE don't email or call for updates. As the project moves along I will update y'all here.
-I don't think we will be selling these as finished rifles. We *may* at some point if we can get donors cheap enough to make it viable but otherwise we will just be making the barrels.
-I am not 100% certain we will be changing barrels here in the shop. There are just so many other projects on the go here that I'm honestly not sure we will have time. It takes about 45-60 minutes to do each gun and with 3,000 of these coming into the country, well.....that wouldn't leave much time for anything else. HOWEVER, I will update you on that as we go along and other things get sorted and we find out what our schedule looks like for this month and the beginning of 2020.

Glad you guys like it, these are the little projects that make us all smile.

What is so special about those barrel blanks?
 
What is so special about those barrel blanks?

L-W is one of the only companies that make .5" O.D. .22 blanks. Otherwise we would have to turn down a 1" O.D. blank and that would up the cost considerably. Also, Lothar-Walther make outstanding barrels. ( :
 
Fixed stock.



Pinned collapsible stock. Well technically not pinned but rather the adjusting mechanism is welded locked.

 
Dlask you guys rock. I can't wait to get one in when you have them up for sale in the new year.

Thank you so much for supporting us Die Hard fans..... see what I did there

Cheers
Moe
 
Joe is all hyped on these now and wanted to make a brake appropriate to the MP5. Here is the first one from the, CNC pre-bluing.

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Thoughts or constructive opinions ?
 

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Joe is all hyped on these now and wanted to make a brake appropriate to the MP5. Here is the first one from the, CNC pre-bluing.

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Thoughts or constructive opinions ?

Maybe I’m alone in this, but a 3 lug style adapter would look awesome. I know we can’t use it for attaching anything, but it would look at home on a GSG 16 / 522.
 
Joe is all hyped on these now and wanted to make a brake appropriate to the MP5. Here is the first one from the, CNC pre-bluing.

Thoughts or constructive opinions ?

Love it, only thing i personally prefer is the external area of the threads be 1 solid diamond-pattern knurling.(Without the middle line)
Will give it more a classic mp5 look

Dany
 
Maybe I’m alone in this, but a 3 lug style adapter would look awesome. I know we can’t use it for attaching anything, but it would look at home on a GSG 16 / 522.

^Agreed with Kratos, 3 lug style is what would look correct on the GSG16 with the Dlask 9" barrel.
 
We had thought of that but it adds a lot of complexity and expense. Let me back up a bit...

So the barrels we made here by hand, the prototypes, had an integral 1/2-28 threaded muzzle. This is great in theory because now you have a 'uge selection of readily available muzzle devices to use. But. When installing the barrel you need to insert the chamber end into the plastic ring in the body and screw the trunnion on while the barrel is captured inside that ring. Not super tough but not ideal for the layman. Our idea for the final production barrels will be to thread the muzzles M9 x .75 (same as any GSG pistol) so that you can install the trunnion easier and not have to worry about doing it in-situ. The M9 x .75 threads are the same as any other GSG pistol so the thread adapters are very easy to come by to make the final thread on the muzzle 1/2-28 tpi. If we added a 3-prong adapter then you now have 3 parts screwed together. Add a brake onto the 3-prong and whamo ! you 4 separate parts are making up the barrel assembly.
 
Joe is all hyped on these now and wanted to make a brake appropriate to the MP5. Here is the first one from the, CNC pre-bluing.

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Thoughts or constructive opinions ?

Leigh, have a look at Amgstadt 3 lug. Brent from Wolverine saids he can bring them in for 80$. If you can do them in house for that price. Sure.

Btw, thing runs like a sewing machine with minimag/Rem thunderbolt. Its a bolt action with federal blue box.
 
With the trunion, I would either run it plain or put a telescopic suppressor (fake) on it with green loctite and call it done.
 
This gun is costing me way too much, but ya that angstadt 3 lug adapter and blast can is probably what i am going to get unless Dlask comes up with a 3 lug adapter
 
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