Anyone built an RPD from a parts kit?

[gjohnsoniv]

I was looking around on the internet today and came across a Polish RPD parts kit. Out of curiosity, I was wondering how involved of a build it would be having never built anything like this from a kit. Also what kind of paperwork would need to be done in order to build it?

[Guest FroggyOne2]

You might want to talk to these guys here.

Project Guns

[Mark A]

Of course, I was only paying about 1/2 attention when I MISread the title. I thought wow, you can buy an RPG parts kit?

[gjohnsoniv]

Well yes, I think I have actually seen a kit out there, or maybe it was blueprints for how to turn the tube out of pvc or something. I looked at them last night but I really don't want anyone else to build it for me, I would rather do it myself.

[gjohnsoniv]

Also, have any of you dealt with E-Sarconinc? Reputable group or not?

[peejman]

Sarco is a good company. Sometimes you have to call to make sure you're getting what you want, but otherwise, they're fine.

[gjohnsoniv]

Great, I was planning on calling them anyway to ask some questions. Apparently you can also trade them things for parts kits, doesn't seem like that bad of a deal.

[1gewehr]

Sarco has been around a LONG time. They have stuff even they don't remember what it is.

Be careful, though. They tend to be a little bit optimistic in their descriptions of condition. 'Excellent' may mean it doesn't have any major dents or scrapes. 'New' means that nobody has used it. But it may have been in their warehouse for sixty years in a big box with a couple of hundred other items.

Still, when you order something, they WILL send it to you, and their customer service has gotten much better.

[gjohnsoniv]

Great, I have heard good things about them. It is just a little confusing because there is Sarco.com, or something close to that, and then e-sarcoinc.com. Which I am assuming they are the same company but I wasn't really sure.