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American Gunsmithing Institute (AGI) Video "How to Build a Semi-Auto G-3 (HK-91) from a Parts Kit" DVD

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American Gunsmithing Institute (AGI)
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Books, DVDs & Manuals
UPC
809237031548

Overview

The American Gunsmithing Institute (AGI) video "How to Build a Semi-Auto G-3 (HK-91) from a Parts Kit" is a 91-minute instructional DVD that guides users through the process of constructing a legal semi-automatic 7.62 NATO (.308) rifle using a surplus parts kit and a US-manufactured receiver. The video provides detailed instructions on parts identification, inspection, headspacing, and the barreling process. The content covers both stamped steel and forged aluminum receiver types and details the specific parts that must be changed to ensure the build remains in compliance with federal regulations.

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