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| VM Empire Where the VM-68's and PMI-3 Come out to play |
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| VM parts measurements Does anyone know the measurements of some parts on the VM? I would like to make a few things for it, however I do not have the VM in my possession yet. I would like to get a head start. What are the dimensions of the plastic side rails? How wide and long they are, and how thick. Also, what the size I should drill out for the screw is, as I plan on making some out of aluminum. And what is the diameter of the lower back cap, and what size threads are in it? Thanks! |
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| Spread The Virus | I have the measurements for the hammer and a turbo valve it's all I've got though ![]() ![]()
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| The best way to make the side rails is to just use one of the plastic ones to transfer the screw holes. I made all mine out of 1/8 x 3/4 aluminum. Pick up a stick from lowes. If your hands are large like mine, they'll thank you for using the thinner stuff. Trust me! ![]() The rear plug is if memory serves me .987-.990 dia./ .750 long / 10-32 on the sides and .250 top to bottom. Mind you I haven't made a stock adapter in many years but I made many, someone correct me if I'm wrong. Rambo Last edited by Rambo01; 04-07-2008 at 11:43 PM. Reason: added photo |
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| Thanks a ton Rambo, I have access to a lathe and mill on wednesdays, and my VM will be here in a couple of days. I wanted to get a head start. By the way, when you say ".250 top to bottom" are you referring to the 10-32 screws on the side? Last edited by barnz; 04-08-2008 at 03:42 PM. |
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| Well the VM came in today. Looks good, lots of dings, it has a different barrel too, not stock, it has some long porting near the tip. I aired it up put a hopper on it, and it shot beautifully. And, there is two sets of rental numbers. Only on a VM. |
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| For anyone who is still interested, this project is going quite well. Last week I only managed to cut the aluminum to length because the other bar I had wasn't straight and wouldn't turn true... oh well. Today I finished turning it down to the correct length and have starting drilling the holes. I will probably finish the stock in the next 3 weeks or so, as I can't use the machine shop next week. |
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| vm side rail dimensions they r 6 13/16" long 3/4" wide & 1/4" thick aluminum works great and as far as the hole size i used 1/8" drillbit .Holes r located 1/2" to center of hole from each end.I'll try 2 get u specs 4 the back plug i had 1 made 4 mine |
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