Yugo M-53 Receiver

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Yugo M-53 Receiver

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Post by Cherokee Blue » 30 Aug 2007, 04:21

Hi Guys; Just wondering if anyone knows of a vendor who is fabricating fake receivers for the Yugo version of the M-42? I have the parts kit and would like to set one up for display. If not, I guess I'll have to see if I can make one :roll: .

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Post by FFpt.Fritz » 30 Aug 2007, 23:30

i know a guy who can make it semi auto for $650. im about to send him a few mg34s to do.


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Post by gdmoore28 » 31 Aug 2007, 07:41

The M53/MG42 receivers are being reproduced by only three companies right now. Wiselite Engineering is making the nicest receivers (and replacement camming sections), but are selling all production to Century Arms (?) to construct their upcoming M53 semi-auto. Coldsteel Solutions also sell the sections. You must get on a waiting list. Both of these receivers cost around $350. Philadelphia Ordnance sells a machined MG42 receiver section that is useable only for display purposes. It's around $450. BRP Corp sells a pair of MG42/M53 receiver section stampings that must be welded together to form a receiver section. Price: $375. To all of these (except the Philadelphia Ordnance machined receiver ) add the necessary "ratchet plate" for $35 and the "buffer tabs" that retain the buffer/stock assembly into the receiver, for $30. Have your welding skills sharp.

For tons of information on rebuilding the MG42/M53 back to their glory days before the FEDS torch-cut them to pieces, go to:

http://www.mg42.us/

Note: Whatever you do, KEEP IT LEGAL!!!!! The Feds do not play when it comes to machine guns, and a rewelded receiver is considered an actual machine gun unless you alter it in ways that the Feds have stipulated. IE, the receiver must have a steel block welded inside so that a Full Automatic bolt assembly cannot be inserted. In addition, the fire control group mounting hole must be elongated so that it cannot accept a full-auto FCG.

I make my propane guns legal by building my own receiver sections from thin 16ga steel that won't accept anything original inside.

Otherwise, have fun and jump in.

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Post by FFpt.Fritz » 31 Aug 2007, 12:55

ah you don thave the cut up sections....? that could be a problem

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Post by FFpt.Fritz » 01 Sep 2007, 19:30

yes you should look at the that forum. great folks over there. there people there who could take a PCP pipe and make a gun out of it.

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Post by jugendkrieger » 01 Sep 2007, 20:21

PCP pipe ? LMAO :o

Someones been hitting it a bit to hard before they post

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Post by FFpt.Fritz » 01 Sep 2007, 20:29

lol real mature. im sure you know of the plastic pipe for construction.....Nevermind i got my point accross

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Post by Cherokee Blue » 02 Sep 2007, 03:58

Thanks very much for all the great info. :D I really appreciate it. The wife's getting kind of irritated seeing a bunch of pieces laying around in the closet. :roll: I'll check out the different sites and see what I can come up with.

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Post by pzrwest » 02 Sep 2007, 06:30

I think he ment PVC pipe not a PCP pipe

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Re: Yugo M-53 Receiver

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Post by Nathaniel » 11 Nov 2017, 04:59

Does any know of some one or a website that sells semi automatic mg42 receivers that's not cut up or that's not only 80% done.?

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