The actual metal internal receiver of Tavor TAR-21s were made in the US by Connecticut Machine & Tool. (Probably on our dime)I just got this kit in and nothing on it actually says "Made in Israel". The entire Tavor might be some secret US (and others) export that's just assembled in Israel or something.
Does anyone know what part this is? I figured out everything else from World of Autism: Autism Disassembly but this part isn't in the game at all. No idea what it is or where it would go.
>>65412834OP is NOT suicidal>>65412853That's not a trigger component?
>>65412930As far as I am aware, no. The full trigger and selector are in the clamshell housing, and the linkage is a different piece. I have no idea what this would do but it's shown on all the parts kit websites so it's definitely not something random that made it's way in.
>>65413177Something in the forend, right?
>>65412834That's so weird. Also, a couple guys are working on modeling a receiver right now so keep an eye out for that.
>>65412834Also probably a typo on your end but>GE>Lockheed>Military (in general)>Pratt and Whitney>Fucking Rolls RoyceI think these are your guys instead of what you said.www.continentalmachinetool.com
>>65413669I'm debating one of these kits but no cash at moment. The aluminum receiver doesn't look too complex. Sure first one to get it or an 80% going can easily charge $400-500 for it due to price of kits being so cheap.
>>65413684It is in Connecticut>Continental Machine Tool Co., Inc was founded by Ted Malkowski in 1974
>>65412834DO NOT FILE A FOIA REGARDING ITAR ON THAT
>>65412853Magazine catch
