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12/31/2024 5:41:27 PM EDT
Does this parts kit + this receiver + this barrel + ARS = success?
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NorCal issued callsign: Big Ten.
scuba_steve issued callsign: Columbo
12/31/2024 6:21:22 PM EDT
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Depends on who's building it....  you can't just buy FAL parts and slap them together and expect it to work...
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12/31/2024 8:18:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By costanza:
Does this parts kit + this receiver + this barrel + ARS = success?
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Contact ARS by email and ask, he'll give you a straight-up answer.

https://www.arizonaresponsesystems.com/contact/
Sine misericordia, sine pœnitentia.
12/31/2024 8:55:04 PM EDT
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Stop it with your logic! I'll send the email.
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NorCal issued callsign: Big Ten.
scuba_steve issued callsign: Columbo
1/1/2025 6:43:06 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Ops:
Depends on who's building it....  you can't just buy FAL parts and slap them together and expect it to work...
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Worked pretty well for Century…which is how you got L1A1 kits using metric mags, and similar issues.  


Anyhow- the authentic Israeli barrels had a slightly different thread (metric) from barrel to receiver, so there was some rework required to rethread for standard receivers (which are inch thread).  Basically just running the inch die over it.  (Or doing the reverse on the receiver if you decided to go that route.)

That barrel is new DSA made, with the 1-16 standard thread already, which matches the DSA receiver thread.  So you should be good to go.

Not sure what GP’s current opinion of DSA might be, however if he wasn’t doing DSA parts he wouldn’t have hardly any work these days…

Pretty sure most experienced home builders could put it together, so it should be pretty easy for GP.  If you wanted you could also just have DSA assemble the barrel to the receiver, install a properly headspaced locking shoulder, and everything else is pretty simple after that except refinishing it.
a loaded gun won’t set you free, so you say…

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