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HK91, have a big box of parts
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Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
ill help you out, you post the pix and ill tell you what each part is... if you can post a number beside the part that will be easier
ill help you out, you post the pix and ill tell you what each part is... if you can post a number beside the part that will be easier
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
The schematic posted above is for an FAL. Check out the schematic at this site:
http://www.viceman.us/Viceman_us/Downloads/CETME_Schematic.htm
HK-91 is the civilian name for the German G-3 military rifle. Keep in mind that the Spanish CETME is very similar to the G-3 but not all of the parts are interchangable. I hope this helps.
The schematic posted above is for an FAL. Check out the schematic at this site:
http://www.viceman.us/Viceman_us/Downloads/CETME_Schematic.htm
HK-91 is the civilian name for the German G-3 military rifle. Keep in mind that the Spanish CETME is very similar to the G-3 but not all of the parts are interchangable. I hope this helps.
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
and if you have +4rollers ill buy them off of you or a spair bolt head
and if you have +4rollers ill buy them off of you or a spair bolt head
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
The diagram above posted by E.P. should be the right one.
It looks like the bolt carrier++ and a handful of small parts are missing, but it should be relatively easy to come by those over there, as several companies makes aftermarket stuff that "should" fit.
My experience with those babies is limited to the original H&K with 3 settings on the safety knob.
To compare it to the M16 an its variants, and the current H&K416 that almost completely have replaced it, is kinda apples to oranges as the scenarios have changed over the years since it was implemented as the main combat rifle over here, back then (late 60s,early 70s) the choice of caliber and rifle made very good sense, and that is still one of my top favorites.
The punch, reliability and accuracy it packs, that has made it "famous" and feared not least in the middle east over the years, is excellent.
The only major drawback imho is the lack of a built-in Picatinny-rail (although a genuine H&K claw mount is never wrong) but the stock iron sights (with the rear "drum") would allow for very good precision to at least 300+ yds shooting controlled SA.
Its relatively light and that means FA is kinda interesting, shooting strings of more than 3-5 rounds would be ineffective as the rest would most likely go high, in situations other than very controlled FA at the range... compared to the M4 or 416, that are extremely manageable even when dumping whole mags downrange, the G3 does not call for that kind of ammo consumption
Today it would,equipped with current optics and other gadgets, fit the role as an SDM rifle perfectly,imho.
Just a little nostalgic ranting
Good luck on your build, hope it works out for you and you shoot some nice pics for us, thats one heck of a rifle once its set up.
John - out
The diagram above posted by E.P. should be the right one.
It looks like the bolt carrier++ and a handful of small parts are missing, but it should be relatively easy to come by those over there, as several companies makes aftermarket stuff that "should" fit.
My experience with those babies is limited to the original H&K with 3 settings on the safety knob.
To compare it to the M16 an its variants, and the current H&K416 that almost completely have replaced it, is kinda apples to oranges as the scenarios have changed over the years since it was implemented as the main combat rifle over here, back then (late 60s,early 70s) the choice of caliber and rifle made very good sense, and that is still one of my top favorites.
The punch, reliability and accuracy it packs, that has made it "famous" and feared not least in the middle east over the years, is excellent.
The only major drawback imho is the lack of a built-in Picatinny-rail (although a genuine H&K claw mount is never wrong) but the stock iron sights (with the rear "drum") would allow for very good precision to at least 300+ yds shooting controlled SA.
Its relatively light and that means FA is kinda interesting, shooting strings of more than 3-5 rounds would be ineffective as the rest would most likely go high, in situations other than very controlled FA at the range... compared to the M4 or 416, that are extremely manageable even when dumping whole mags downrange, the G3 does not call for that kind of ammo consumption
Today it would,equipped with current optics and other gadgets, fit the role as an SDM rifle perfectly,imho.
Just a little nostalgic ranting
Good luck on your build, hope it works out for you and you shoot some nice pics for us, thats one heck of a rifle once its set up.
John - out
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
yes you've got a mixed batch of parts, some fal parts like the 2 bolt carriers, gas rod and charging handle plus some other small parts. would you be interested in selling some of your 91 parts doubles?
yes you've got a mixed batch of parts, some fal parts like the 2 bolt carriers, gas rod and charging handle plus some other small parts. would you be interested in selling some of your 91 parts doubles?
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
You've got several grip frames, a few of which appear to have complete trigger groups You have a two stage recoil buffer(the one with the shroud in the lower center of the first pic. That's a keeper. The bolt carriers are for FAL's.
What I don't see is a bolt and carrier (and firing pin a spring), and a good butt stock. The thumbhole would work. and no flash hider. Otherwise it looks like at least one complete rifle could be assembled with these eatra parts. It looks like you need a small pin for the foreend to mount, but you have the two pins for the butt. You'll also need a rear sight and a grip
You've got several grip frames, a few of which appear to have complete trigger groups You have a two stage recoil buffer(the one with the shroud in the lower center of the first pic. That's a keeper. The bolt carriers are for FAL's.
What I don't see is a bolt and carrier (and firing pin a spring), and a good butt stock. The thumbhole would work. and no flash hider. Otherwise it looks like at least one complete rifle could be assembled with these eatra parts. It looks like you need a small pin for the foreend to mount, but you have the two pins for the butt. You'll also need a rear sight and a grip
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
Looks like the top upper would be one of the Kalifornia models that have the flash hider removed. I think those were the HK-911 that had the last 1 stamped all crappy like after the 91 so it would be Kalifornia legal. That would go along with the lower stock that takes care of the "evil" pistol grip that makes it act all on its own as a death machine that Kalifornia calls an assault weapon.
Looks like the top upper would be one of the Kalifornia models that have the flash hider removed. I think those were the HK-911 that had the last 1 stamped all crappy like after the 91 so it would be Kalifornia legal. That would go along with the lower stock that takes care of the "evil" pistol grip that makes it act all on its own as a death machine that Kalifornia calls an assault weapon.
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
Gunner, I have a new HK91 stock set and I need some FAL parts
want to do some trading
norsemanrjs
Gunner, I have a new HK91 stock set and I need some FAL parts
want to do some trading
norsemanrjs
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
I see the cocking handle is inch and I need some inch parts for a Brit Enfield lower I picked up. The carriers are ok too.
I'm waiting on Gunner75 to check back.
I see the cocking handle is inch and I need some inch parts for a Brit Enfield lower I picked up. The carriers are ok too.
I'm waiting on Gunner75 to check back.
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
Gunner all that stuff is junk. Just put it in a box and send it all to Me. I will be kind enough to dispose of it for you.
-Pat
Gunner all that stuff is junk. Just put it in a box and send it all to Me. I will be kind enough to dispose of it for you.
-Pat
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
I'm interested in the 4 buffers if you're going sell anything.
I'm interested in the 4 buffers if you're going sell anything.
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
That's an nice assortment of parts. You should be able to put together a rifle with a little bit of work. They have seen service with many nations and continue to give good use. Rather than purchasing new rifles the Norwegian Army has updated their G-3s. Here's a photo for inspiration.
That's an nice assortment of parts. You should be able to put together a rifle with a little bit of work. They have seen service with many nations and continue to give good use. Rather than purchasing new rifles the Norwegian Army has updated their G-3s. Here's a photo for inspiration.
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
Splean,
Do you know where I can get that stock and forearm?
Thanks,
-Pat
Splean,
Do you know where I can get that stock and forearm?
Thanks,
-Pat
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kmussack</div><div class="ubbcode-body">They've replaced the G-3's with H&K 416's
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Thanks for the update. I figured they would have gone with the G-36. Interesting.....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: He_Shoot _Me</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Splean,
Do you know where I can get that stock and forearm?
Thanks,
-Pat</div></div>
Pat, check out this site for you H&K needs. They carry a wide variety of parts, aftermarket and government issue.
Cheers
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: kmussack</div><div class="ubbcode-body">They've replaced the G-3's with H&K 416's
</div></div>
Thanks for the update. I figured they would have gone with the G-36. Interesting.....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: He_Shoot _Me</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Splean,
Do you know where I can get that stock and forearm?
Thanks,
-Pat</div></div>
Pat, check out this site for you H&K needs. They carry a wide variety of parts, aftermarket and government issue.
Cheers
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
GUNNER75
Hope you will keep me in mind for the FAL parts.
norsemanrjs
GUNNER75
Hope you will keep me in mind for the FAL parts.
norsemanrjs
Re: HK91, have a big box of parts
that's the sort of box o' parts where you notice the fleming sear covered in cosmoline
that's the sort of box o' parts where you notice the fleming sear covered in cosmoline
