Let's see some Clones you built!!!

[Reaper1911]

Being a disabled Marine and loving the firearms community since I was little one of my best memories is when I was building guns so now that I'm out I decided to start building military clones to the closest Spec I possibly can using all the same parts as the federal government except for three pin receivers obviously. I just finished my M4 that I was issued in the military I can't decide what to do next let's see what you guys got.

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[notazombie]

Not 100% accurate but pretty close to '66/'67 vintage A1. Mix of new and old parts on a Hydramatic lower.
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[MountainBear]

A little more old school than you were thinking perhaps, but here's the 03a4 I built. Not an a4 receiver, bolt, or scope, but the stock, bases, and rings are original.

 

[Stomper]

These are a few of the guns that I have either assembled, heavily reconfigured, or made from 80% receivers....

 

[ducrider]

Trying my hand at a sopmod block 2, but man is the ris II expensive now

 

[Mr Smith]

I don't build military-clones. That would imply that I am building "military-style" weapons.

I build long guns.

not my fault the military builds stuff with similar/same manufacturers parts. that just means the part is good.

 

[CountryGent]

This little AR-15 SBR that I built is reminiscent of early shorties.





And I built an SBRed/suppressed clone of the vz61. The bad news it is semi-auto only. The good news is the silencer is better than the original.

 

[titsonritz]

View attachment 538522 Trying my hand at a sopmod block 2, but man is the ris II expensive now

Yes it is, so glad I bought mine when I did, wish I bought more, lots more.

 

[CountryGent]

One I took last spring. (I'm looking forward to this coming spring, because the wheels are turning.) Be that as it may, for the fun:

 

[No_Regerts]

 

[CountryGent]

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[Andy54Hawken]

A "Clone" I built of spare parts , I had laying around the shop.
My idea of a "Trade Pistol"...as in a general purpose pistol built for the use in the Fur Trade.
A L&R flintlock , that I converted to percussion...this was often done "back in the day."
An old chunk of rifle barrel , that had already been cut down , .54 caliber...
Maple stock , cut , shaped and finished , by hand , from a old piece of wood...
I think the hammer and side plate of the pistol , may be old as in 19th century...
In any event I think it looks good and I know it shoots good.
Andy

 

[nehalemguy]

Does this count?

 

[jordanvraptor]