Great idea, I wonder if a similar design could be used for 7.62x39 AK-47 magazines. I don't see it wouldn't as the magwells are relatively straight even though AK mags are curved. I would honestly be interested in buying one if you made it. (It's basically just slabs of wood so there shouldn't be any problems with shipping.)
The curve is a waste of time. I guess if you have a router and are looking to spend time on a project then great. I was looking to spend zero time on this. LOL
DIY By Me I.agree. I.have a router, but its much smarter, easier and faster to add rails rather than remove wood, and keep it straight, as wel as compact. And Its a practical device, not an artistic wall hanging. Some people get hung up.on.fine woods and stains. Thats fine, but not necessary.
It should as long as there is nothing unusual about the magazine feed lips. Tweaked, bent, or distorted. See this TH-cam video; th-cam.com/video/P9AuzdyCezU/w-d-xo.html
DIY is great, but i have chosen Podavach magloader for those needs. It can load AK47, AK74 and AR15 at one device. They have patent pending channel, that makes it multi-caliber. Works like a charm.
Hi Lucas Price would probably add up very fast to try and sell this to you. If I was having 100 pieces made out of China then it would be ok. For me doing it at home, lots of junk laying around, the price is really not bad. Stock $20 + Buffer Tube $20 + Pistol grip $5 + Raw aluminum $20 + Bolts washers $10 + Machining time $75 minimum Polishing aluminum $10 + Coating aluminum $10 +
Hi Lucas The one I did see floating around the internet. 1/4" steel plate with a buffer tube ring welded to it, the plate was bent to the shape of the exist receiver, but the pistol grip mounting looked really funky. I did not like what I was seeing on the internet so I built my own. The only down side to making it like an AR is the sight picture is moved higher, taller scope rings.
+Lucas Krull The casting has a thru hole that is counter bored to accept a 1/4-20 allen bolt, that locks the lower part of the casting into the existing stock mounting hole. The casting also has a hole (where the buffer tube screws in) were a 6-32 allen bolt with flat washer is installed, locking the upper half of the casting to the old sight hole.. The grip has its own 1/4-28 screw with flat washer locking it to the casting. Sounds more complex than it is. Made an oversize wooden model. Used the model to make a mold. Poured molten aluminum into the mold. Machined all areas of casting to suit. Drilled and taped for buffer tube. If you can get a ar15 lower cheap enough and have some machining skills, you can make one.
DIY By Me good work and a nice alternative to spending 100 bucks here in canada for a caldwell 50 mag charger www.grouseriver.com/Caldwell-AR-15-Magazine-Charger
Sorry, I have not sat down and done the dimensions. I am still thinking of rotating the whole unit 90 degrees, and adding a hopper, so you can just shake it and the bullets will self align, less work to load magazines.
Sorry, I did not base the loader on good dimensions. It was a model based on the PMAG and a 5.56 bullet. I am still modifying it to be even easier to use and make. I was trying to lay it out where just a table saw would cut all the dimensions. The bullet rails and magazine holder were done on a mill..
Awesome!
How are you these days. Hope all is well in the new place!
Ok, nice to see a diy!
Great idea, I wonder if a similar design could be used for 7.62x39 AK-47 magazines. I don't see it wouldn't as the magwells are relatively straight even though AK mags are curved. I would honestly be interested in buying one if you made it. (It's basically just slabs of wood so there shouldn't be any problems with shipping.)
I don't have a magzeen with me plz let me know the mag size in mm
Thinks and with in mm size plz
@@maherali2871 Get out your conversion calculator
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why are you recording with your toaster?
Cool build time saving at its finest , only thing i would add is a string to the pin .
the bubba lader. no original thought, just less craftsmanship.
Where can i purchase one of these?
Please see, easy to build; th-cam.com/video/P9AuzdyCezU/w-d-xo.html
That there is a sexy little beast
Awesome 👌. Perfect, No need waste of time and money by new👍👍
а есть лоадер для быстрого заряжания в лоадер?
for your channels you routed how deep is each size for the 5.56 rounds?
Nice Straight design probably one of the slimmer designs I've seen so far. I may mimic the shape here in my own style.
Looks like an impubescent ar10
Instead of the stop pin make a block that line up to the baseplate of the mag. Nice design
Nice
I'm thinking my ammo is going to be used a lot faster with that loader. Thanks.
Thank you
Can you give me a pattern?
Any idea why most people make these in a CURVE shape? Yes the mags are slightly curved, but does yours work just as well straight?
The curve is a waste of time. I guess if you have a router and are looking to spend time on a project then great. I was looking to spend zero time on this. LOL
DIY By Me I.agree. I.have a router, but its much smarter, easier and faster to add rails rather than remove wood, and keep it straight, as wel as compact. And Its a practical device, not an artistic wall hanging. Some people get hung up.on.fine woods and stains. Thats fine, but not necessary.
Late but.....I think the curve is to accommodate the natural rounding of the ammo since the tips are more narrow than the base. Keeps them tighter.
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Does this work with masculine magazines? You know the ones with metal feed lips.
It should as long as there is nothing unusual about the magazine feed lips. Tweaked, bent, or distorted. See this TH-cam video; th-cam.com/video/P9AuzdyCezU/w-d-xo.html
the Marines are now issuing Pmags so I guess metal lips are only important to douchebags like you
Can you sell me the parts you made to make this work?
Sorry, not making these parts for sale. Personal usage, still trying to find the time to lower the mount 1/2" to 1", then drop the scope lower.
I would love one of these for mine. ar-7.com has an adjustable stock but it is simply not what I want. do you have pictures of your process?
Sorry Robert, when I did this casting I only concentrated on the process, video was an after thought.
That will work good job
sorry for the dump question But what is the router bit that you are using ?
DIY is great, but i have chosen Podavach magloader for those needs. It can load AK47, AK74 and AR15 at one device. They have patent pending channel, that makes it multi-caliber. Works like a charm.
Dude, why did you bother to comment? Please go spam someone who cares.
Would you be willing to make another? I'm really looking for a new stock and yours is awesome!
Hi Lucas Price would probably add up very fast to try and sell this to you. If I was having 100 pieces made out of China then it would be ok. For me doing it at home, lots of junk laying around, the price is really not bad. Stock $20 + Buffer Tube $20 + Pistol grip $5 + Raw aluminum $20 + Bolts washers $10 + Machining time $75 minimum Polishing aluminum $10 + Coating aluminum $10 +
Hi Lucas The one I did see floating around the internet. 1/4" steel plate with a buffer tube ring welded to it, the plate was bent to the shape of the exist receiver, but the pistol grip mounting looked really funky. I did not like what I was seeing on the internet so I built my own. The only down side to making it like an AR is the sight picture is moved higher, taller scope rings.
How did you install the stock to the ar-7?
+Lucas Krull The casting has a thru hole that is counter bored to accept a 1/4-20 allen bolt, that locks the lower part of the casting into the existing stock mounting hole. The casting also has a hole (where the buffer tube screws in) were a 6-32 allen bolt with flat washer is installed, locking the upper half of the casting to the old sight hole.. The grip has its own 1/4-28 screw with flat washer locking it to the casting. Sounds more complex than it is. Made an oversize wooden model. Used the model to make a mold. Poured molten aluminum into the mold. Machined all areas of casting to suit. Drilled and taped for buffer tube. If you can get a ar15 lower cheap enough and have some machining skills, you can make one.
Great job! Do you have dimensions for the parts?
+Michael Barone The video gives rough dimensions. Most dimensions are explained in the video. Sorry, I did not make detailed dimensions.
That's fine, thank you.
good job!
Sorry the video is dark.
Please see, easy to build; th-cam.com/video/P9AuzdyCezU/w-d-xo.html
done...
I built this in about 2 1/2 hours. It was a trial run with just a 1/2" drill bit and a table saw.
DIY By Me good work and a nice alternative to spending 100 bucks here in canada for a caldwell 50 mag charger www.grouseriver.com/Caldwell-AR-15-Magazine-Charger
Fucking Rainman over here. Quick how many toothpicks on the ground?
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I would buy one lol
Hello; I'm still pondering how to make it even easier. To many projects and never enough time.
Super cool!
Any plans yet? I have seen several online but this one looks the easiest to build? Really interested in this one...
Sorry, I have not sat down and done the dimensions. I am still thinking of rotating the whole unit 90 degrees, and adding a hopper, so you can just shake it and the bullets will self align, less work to load magazines.
+DIY By Me that would be nice.
Wow that is very cool do you have any plans or anything on how to make this I would love to have one
Sorry, I did not base the loader on good dimensions. It was a model based on the PMAG and a 5.56 bullet. I am still modifying it to be even easier to use and make. I was trying to lay it out where just a table saw would cut all the dimensions. The bullet rails and magazine holder were done on a mill..
I’ll buy one! Lol