[Dr.Zoidberg]

I’ve got a Ruger just begging for some new parts!

I realize it's a commitment, but if you aren't already familiar with basic metalwork(filing, fitting, old school case hardening, spring making...) you should consider learning. There's very few parts in a modern firearm that can't be reproduced with knowledge and a reasonably easy to assemble collection of hand tools.

There will come a time when parts are impossible to acquire and knowing how to manufacture your own replacement parts might make the difference between a rifle and a boat anchor.

They can disarm a man, but if he knows how to work metal, he won't stay disarmed unless he chooses to be.

[east1234]

I’ve produced my own replacement parts before. If it’s ever legal again, I’d love to produce the mechanism design I have (LEGALLY) for selective fire.

This should not be construed as a statement that I would ever illegally modify a firearm!