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Newton24b · February 11, 2009, 09:34 PM

well the ebay drawings are exactly what im looking for. however they are rather pricey.

THe patent drawings are just as good as blueprints, however some issues come up with them. firstly, the patent drawings arent always at the right scale, meaning when drawn they were drawn to a scale that was not specified. however dimensions of the actual gun pertaining to the patent is a good remedy.

Secondly, patents dont always show the thickness of the parts, or the placement inside other parts. example, nothing shows how well centered the trigger is in the weapon.

February 11, 2009, 09:34 PM	#5
Newton24b Junior member Join Date: February 10, 2009 Posts: 974	new topics... well the ebay drawings are exactly what im looking for. however they are rather pricey. THe patent drawings are just as good as blueprints, however some issues come up with them. firstly, the patent drawings arent always at the right scale, meaning when drawn they were drawn to a scale that was not specified. however dimensions of the actual gun pertaining to the patent is a good remedy. Secondly, patents dont always show the thickness of the parts, or the placement inside other parts. example, nothing shows how well centered the trigger is in the weapon.