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Ok I will go a different way then everyone else. Square off the existing tail and cut a dovetail slot. Take the material for the extension and make a matching dovetail. You would break the frame before the dovetail let loose.
Ideally this would be done by machine, but aluminum is very easy to work with. This could be done with noting more than files and patience.
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10-15-2013, 07:33 AM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beretta_92 as far as copyright.. I would imagine that if you do not call it "Beretta" and are not selling them as such.. they would probably not bother you there are some line for line copies out there by other makers.. they do not seem to be harassed by Beretta for their actions... these are questions that you might address on one of the CNC gun forums..  (after all.. how many 1911 or PPK or AR copies are out there?? with no legal hassles??) YET ANOTHER APPROACH.... you could buy one of the versions with rhe stainless steel frame... and have that beavertail extension TIG welded to the frame... Stainless welds beautifully...  Quote:
Immature?? possibly??.... but take it in the light spirit it was intended.. and remove the ramrod from your backside... retract your slashers.. A SMILE WOULD NOT KILL YA!! ... Rather than getting your tender parts all red and itchy... lighten up.. life is too short...enjoy it..  most of us here are too old to get excited about mortal combat anyway...NOTE: Please see Moe's TAGLINE
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10-15-2013, 05:59 PM
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10-15-2013, 07:59 PM
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I was in err mentioning the use of a Spectrography test for determining alloy content of AL. which would leave a smallish 1/4" or so diameter burn mark on the material. I was told that we now use a Conductivity test of sorts that is truly non-destructive with regards to any marks or mars left on the piece being tested. I have not been around this equipment, but it seems this is the latest and greatest. That said, a good NDI shop will have access to this equipment.
Although, testing for it's hardness number, it would seem that the use of a Rockwell Hardness testing proceedure would still need to be done and that of course leaves tiny prick marks in an out of the way spot if possible.
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10-15-2013, 08:00 PM
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God, if you would grant me one request through Prayer, please help me be the Man my Dog thinks I am. Please. Quoting "The Hunt". "A man will walk into hell with both eyes and arms wide open. His dog will know better." I never thought I'd live long enough to become a grumpy old bastard. Here I am, killing it!
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10-15-2013, 09:01 PM
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I got someone who is going to cnc a new frame with the changes I've asked.
For the 50% of you that actually contributed something useful to my thread, I thank you. You've done me a great service. For the other 50%, dumbass pukes, who have 'I didn't go far enough in life' syndrome that feel like they need to insult others on the Internet because of an idea, just to feel like a man...you also have my thanks because you remind me of how refreshing and rare it is to actually get some useful info from someone who isn't just burping out shit onto a keyboard and hitting "reply to thread" Yes you have my thanks, and also my pity. Keep discouraging people from learning. The real professionals will step in and pick up your slack. I got what I need. We're done here. /thread
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