[spy 2551]

Here is one of our newer receivers for you guys to look at . Spot faced receiver heal.
Oprod slot .104, scope rail cut. ,machining
marks removed.
Also some pics of the 8620 hammer forged bolt project. We are working 18- 20 hrs a day to make the products the best on the market
that are made in the usa. Our one piece forged op rods are also done.
Thanks for you continued support.
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[MemphisMachinists]

Just to clarify. You do your machining in house? As far as I can see you are the only supplier of M14 type parts that does. All the rest farm out the forging/casting and machining. This is based on what I see from the websites.

 

[BLACKTAIL 8541]

The receiver heal looks real good, it shows you are listening and working hard to improve and put out a quality product.MCORPS1

 

[7 for 1]

Chris continue the good work, I for see my last TRW kit being built on one of your receivers.

 

[RET DEP 04]

The improvements to your product and the subsequent reviews have convinced me. Next month I will be contacting James River Armory for an order. Thanks for paying attention and making the needed corrections.

 

[charlesPOSTLEwade]

OH Me OH My
I do think you will do very well in your Endeavor ,From the 1st ones posted to the recent ones I have Seen. You have come a long way and Should be Proud Very Proud.
Now I am Struggling Should I Order one now while I have the $ or wait until I am Laid off and Find another job. What to Do What to Do
The Temptation

 

[JMGlasgow]

Great pics. My future build will be on one of your recievers. I am also very interested in your other parts. It's just a slow process gatering all parts necessary for a build. Keep up the good work.

 

[Al Mack]

What great looking parts, I've gotten some of your small parts in the past and they are working out fine. Now I think a build using not only the receiver, but some more of your production parts.

I wish your company nothing but the best future.

 

[spy 2551]

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Just to clarify. You do your machining in house? As far as I can see you are the only supplier of M14 type parts that does. All the rest farm out the forging/casting and machining. This is based on what I see from the websites.

we do all our own machining on our own tooling and fixtures
also our investment cast die is being completed now I have another die shop tweeking it as i write.
Thanks for your interest

 

[lefty o]

that inside heel of the reciever looks nice, much better than one that one of the forum members posted photo's of earlier this week.

 

[gb2814]

Thanks for the update Chris. Is that one of your cast receivers?

 

[DragonGunner]

I kinda like to see a heel stamping photo...I go to 7.62 website an click on stuff but nothing happens...?

 

[BrokenVet]

Nice job.

I am also with DragonGunner about more photos on your website, I think it may convince more people to buy, people like me.MC1

 

[Blain]

Very nice! I have also been told that the bolts WILL be proof tested, and once proof tested will have the little dimple stamped on them (just like the GI). LRB had no plans to do this last I contacted them.

 

[lefty o]

those dimples are not stamps, they are what happens when you rockwell hardness test a metal object.

 

[spy 2551]

those dimples are not stamps, they are what happens when you rockwell hardness test a metal object.

actually it is a burnell test
they will be tested and maged also.
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[32639]

The improvements to your product and the subsequent reviews have convinced me. Next month I will be contacting James River Armory for an order. Thanks for paying attention and making the needed corrections.

Is this the James River forged receiver?

 

[ripsaw]

Here is one of our newer receivers for you guys to look at . Spot faced receiver heal.
Oprod slot .104, scope rail cut. ,machining
marks removed.
Also some pics of the 8620 hammer forged bolt project. We are working 18- 20 hrs a day to make the products the best on the market
that are made in the usa. Our one piece forged op rods are also done.
Thanks for you continued support.
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Hi Chris, I hope you didn't forget to throw me a few of those bolts, ...I mean.. hide me some in your desk drawer...DI5

 

[riq21]

Got my complete build out of ffl jail on Friday, but have only have had a couple of minutes to look it over. Very nice looking piece of work to me. No rough edges, under back of receiver looks very very nice, with nice clean machining throughout. The only thing I don't like if the shade of park on the Winchester bolt I supplied for the build-much too light and will be reparked. Probably won't be able to put anything down range until after the New Year but will try to get some pics up in a day or so. This is the real deal guys, what I have is some nice stuff.

 

[Bolt2bounce]

I'll be ordering a OP rod.. in support. That is great, you guys are gonna magnflux and ***** punch test your bolts.. make a guy happy to see a company going all the way..i say it's about time. I'll post pics of my receiver when I get it thursday.. B2B