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34 lines
1.6 KiB
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# Skorpion VZ-61
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#### Author
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Daviot
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#### Version
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6.0
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#### Description
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This is the VZ-61 Version 6 by Daviot. This version is a modification of brute's vz61 receiver that requires less tooling.
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#### Changelog
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Update 2/21/2017-Added threads to the lower receiver to allow the grip screw to thread into the printed receiver as on the metal versions, as finding a tap for ISO M15x1 RH threads is a pain. Also included is a printable M15x1 RH nut to testfit if your printer can print adequate threads.-Daviot
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Update 4/22/2014
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* Increased OAL between takedown pin hole and buffer tower .014 in
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* tightened magwell length to proper spec
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* adjusted mag release button diameter and slot
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* adjusted bolt hold open hole diameter and made cut for clearance on bottom
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* adjusted fcg hole diameter
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* increased material behind ejector to improve strength
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* added fillets inside fcg pocket to improve strength
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* increase pistol grip hole size
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* adjusted pistol grip slot for more clearance towards front
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* added stock clearance cut and retainer hole
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* added clearance for stock when open
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* added clearance cut for fcg pin to sit flush
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* added two 'lightening' on sides of magwell as well as buffer tower rear for cosmetics.
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#### Build notes (Daviot)
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* This new v6 includes printed threads for the grip screw. If you would rather cut said threads yourself, use the the v5 model and use a high-speed steel tap.
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* If printing in ABS, the magazine well will require sanding and test fitting due to shrinkage.
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* If building a semi-auto Vz-61 from a military parts kit, you will need either a semi-auto sear or to cut the interruptor prong off the sear and a semi-auto selector switch.
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