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C310polit. Maybe you ought to look at the crimp nose blank thread for an offer made by CSM Archer.
Ah, yes........ There's the mag opening cover as it should be. Note the shortness and slightly different geometry. The L4 A2 on still clicks closed at the front end as per Bren but abuts against the new mag catch/ejector assembly as it does
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05-29-2013 03:40 AM
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I seemk to remember that the L4A2 m.o. cover had an insert brazed in place. I only remember this because occasionally the insert used to fall out rendering the m.o.cover useless.
No need for an insert as the L4 mag cover is just a shortened 303 item.Front rib flattened and then front and back profiled with the underneath front half round filed to make another 'ramp'

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Kevin, can you please give me an overall length? Per your example I will need to trim more off the front and end. I am also a bit confused by this "with the underneath front half round filed to make another 'ramp'". Are there any pictures available of the feed ramp air and the front mag catch area? The pictures thus far have been a really big help.
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[QUOTE=Brit plumber;263069]I dont know if you will find these of any use[QUOTE]
Could you please post a pic with your mag well cover in the closed position?
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Attachment 43488Any ideas on the purpose of this relief cut?
Last edited by c310pilot; 05-29-2013 at 03:28 PM.
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Looks like BP beat me to it
but will put up pic anyway.
You can roughly see how much to cut off the back (they vary) from pics so far as a starting point.

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Looks like I just need the ramp at this point. I am getting ready to start the milling for the mag itself. I have the blue prints and some great refrence pictures . (fingers are crossed)
Thanks a bunch.
Last edited by c310pilot; 05-29-2013 at 08:04 PM.
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That relief cut that you show and describe is the remains of the mark left by the milling cutter slicing across the face of the magazine face after cutting the slot for the larger more substantial lkug of the 'commonwealth' front magazine lug. There'll probably be another similar mark on the other side
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Is the purpose of this pin to retain the spring?

royal armory library 421 - spring pin by c310pilot, on Flickr
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