VZ58 Build Tutorial 3
Here is the finished product, a ring of braze can be seen inside the
muzzle break, indicating the process was properly done. A quick blast
cleans it all up. Now the barrel is legal length and can be installed.
muzzle break, indicating the process was properly done. A quick blast
cleans it all up. Now the barrel is legal length and can be installed.
The next step is to fit all the parts to the receiver and install the trigger
guard and sear spring.
The sear spring needs to be modified as shown in the photo, by
cutting off one of the arms.
guard and sear spring.
The sear spring needs to be modified as shown in the photo, by
cutting off one of the arms.
Now the trigger guard and sear spring will be riveted to the receiver
using the 2 rivets in the compliance kit from ORF. The holes in the receiver
and trigger guard are to small. The front hole needs to be opened up to
.125" and the rear one to .150". It is a good idea to blast the trigger guard
before installing it, it will save a lot of time later.
using the 2 rivets in the compliance kit from ORF. The holes in the receiver
and trigger guard are to small. The front hole needs to be opened up to
.125" and the rear one to .150". It is a good idea to blast the trigger guard
before installing it, it will save a lot of time later.
Set the front trigger guard rivet first, then install the sear spring over the
rear one and set the rear one.
rear one and set the rear one.
