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Thats sophistry. Of course any metal would have to have been melted down at some point prior to the shop receiving the material but that is not the same thing as when parts are defined as "cast", "cast then milled" etc... When you pour a lead bullet into a mold, that is "cast". If you then take that casting and mill something out of it that is "cast then milled". There are other methods of creating raw blanks such as extrusions, forgings etc... Note the current hoopla south of the border of the "100% made in america" AKs with a bunch of cast parts where they arent supposed to be, such as bolts etc...
EDIT: Apparently there is info floating around the net that the receivers for vz58 since the 60s were investment cast then milled. It contradicts other info I heard, and am unsure if it is correct or even if it applies to our semi auto civilian receivers from either CZ or CSA. Not that its necessarily a bad thing anyway, if done properly.
You just essentially restated what I said, 223762 said they were cast and milled and someone called him wrong saying they were only milled, then I said he was right for the reason stated earlier, which is neither false or deceptive and as such also not sophistry. I'm not sure what point you are trying to make.




















































