[Chainsaw_FL]

@GotUzi - nice stuff dat!

 

[havanajim]

Excellent work on that Swedish K! Thompson as well. Serious skills at work!!!

 

[pistolwrench]

Holy 'Chicken Wing' on the Vietnam pics!

 

[BBBBill]

@GotUzi That's some cool stuff! The 53K with the SD shroud is especially so.

 

[gun_fan111]

Very very cool

 

[Sinister/AMU6]

Holy Sh!t my brother in Christ -- you gotz some mad skillz, man!

I would kill for a Swedish K / M45B.

 

[GotUzi]

I have a pre sample Model A and transferable Model B Swedish K M45’s in my collection

 

[GotUzi]

With all the love shown for the Swedish K I guess I should show the other two projects I’ve done recently on this platform…..here is the semi auto K I made….

Eventually I’m going to go back and refine a few things but for the first time doing on, I think it turned out decent….fyi this is a Swedish K semi auto SBR I built for myself just to see if I could do it.

 

[GotUzi]

Here is a post sample Port Said, the licensed Egyptian version of the Model A Swedish M45….took this early demil kit and cleaned up/squared up the cuts, machined and alignment jig, sectioned in a new piece of tubing, and then welded the rest up. It came out nice.

 

[GotUzi]

And my most recent “personal project” was taking a display tube and machining it to make a fully functional and firing post sample MP40…this was an R&D before I cut on a virgin transferable MP40 tube someone has….plus Gordon kitten decided that he wanted an MP40 in the safe so he could rub against it LMAO…..he’s such a little ham!!

 

[GotUzi]

Some more pics of the finished MP40….

 

[GotUzi]

Here’s a quick Swedish K display I put together for a show

Model A
Model B
Model D (the semi SBR)
Port Said

Plus variations of parts, mags, ammo manuals and accessories. Can you tell I enjoy the m/45 platform??

 

[FDM1]

Neat!

 

[trbnt]

Thanks for posting- impressive work.
Have you done anything with any of the Suomi KP/-31's?

 

[US1911]

Amazing set of skills. Do you do your own finishing/bluing too?

 

[GotUzi]

I don’t have any way to do bluing or parkerizing (yet) but I have people local to me who do that sort of work.

 

[GotUzi]

I have not worked on the KP31’s as of yet

 

[Bukithead]

With those skills building a 1911 should not be difficult.
Awesome smithing.
Joe

Couldn't agree more..

 

[jh1961]

I work on my own 1911’s and do small things like sights, magwell install and so on, I have yet to build a full 1911 (yet)

This is the work I do on a daily basis-i work on vintage machine guns and build/service HK and clone guns for people. Here’s some of the stuff I do…

@Snatch13

Transferable Swedish K Model B (did a pair of these)

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Some of us would consider that a 'dream job'.😁

 

[cajunchefray]

Great work sir, thank you for posting all of those pictures.
I've always been interested in the Swedish K, from reading about anti-terrorist work in Europe.

The Thompson is such a big part of US WW II military history, even though M1's and M1 carbines were much more widely used. Just bad ass for CQB.

Butt the HK MP5, especially with your modifications are awesome.

My relative, retired Secret Service Presidential detail, told me the MP5 was most controllable in full auto.

Good Stuff!