Serbu Firearms, Inc., Tampa, Florida

mrkubota · Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 6:54 pm Post subject: Ma Deuce lives again!

finally got the remaining parts (sights and grips) to finish the M2HB kit I got from Cole's.
Used the semi auto RHSP, sear and trigger from KMP. They did the mill work on the bolt too.

Now I just need to save up some more money to buy my own M3 tripod...

dastrieg · Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 5:13 am Post subject:

How hard is to get a M2 converted to semi?
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dastrieg · Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 5:14 am Post subject:

Any one got the plans on PDF???
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mrkubota · Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 10:32 am Post subject:

I bought the parts kit from Cole's and the conversion (parts and mill work required to fit the bolt to those parts) from KMP. Tom from KMP, also provides a CD with machining and assembly diagrams.

If you've got your own mill, then you could do the machining yourself.

To assemble, you'll need some customized bucking bars, a rivet tool, and a rivet set as well. (BlackBear is a popular provider of those)

Altogether is still cost me around 4800 to build mine, then there's the additions accessories you need (like a mount) as well as links and ammo!

M2HB kits are a little scarce right now, so most kits being converted now are from M3 aircraft guns assembled to ground use with a combination of M3 and M2 parts.

CWA makes a very nice M3HB for 6700 if you want ready-made:
http://centralwisconsinarmory.com/

The premier 'builder' forums for belt-feds:
http://www.m2hb.net/m2phpBB/index.php
http://www.1919a4.com
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