Looking for someone to make a bunch of modified AR-15 bolt catches
 

As the title says I'm looking for someone to make me a modified AR bolt catch. If it all works out well I'll hopefully need 100+ of them. Anyone have an idea of where I should go to get this done?

For reference. The modified ones will not be much more complicated than stock.
http://dynamicarmament.com/images/dp...tch_thmbnl.jpg

Re: Looking for someone to make a bunch of modified AR-15 bolt catches
 

are you adapting them to full auto or something?
I was under the assumption that you have to be a gunsmith or have certain permits to manufacture gun parts, but I could be mistaken. And depending on how you're trying to modify the gun it could be very illegal anyway.

Other than that just look in the yellow pages under machine shops, or gunsmiths if you have to go that route.

Does it require any special treatments such as hardening etc? The things you may want to do to the part after may affect your material choice.

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That's the bolt catch, not the sear. The sear dictates the fire mode. The bolt catch locks the bolt to the rear when the magazine is empty.

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Bingo. It's completely legal. I'll check around for machine shops.

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CDM

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who/what is cdm?

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tactial innovations, if he can find the time

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cnc shops will not just run one part after design work,materials etc its not worth there time

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any machine shop can do that

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I think what I would hopefully do is have them make one, take it home and make sure it fits right and all that and then put them to work on making more. If this all goes well I'll be selling them.