Many people have asked for these, so here they are.

1) 60 degree 3/16 x 11/16  (60)
2) Round head 5/32 x ½    (12)
3) 60 degree 3/16 x 1 3/16   (6)
4) Round head 3/16 x 2 ¾   (5)

These, like my 1919 rivets, are not Mil-spec. (those are a countersunk roundhead rivet), they are made for the home builder. The rear Top plate and Bottom plate, bottom front and bolt hold back rivets have a small 60-degree head so they can be bucked for peening like those in a 1919. The small 60-degree head means less of your Side plates wind up on the shop floor. The long Trunion rivets and 5/32” rivets have conventional pan heads. All rivets are a little long. Rivets can be shortened much easier than they can be lengthened (they can’t), so there is extra length to fill holes enlarged or otherwise boogered during the demil process. Extra rivets of all sizes are provided.

FN 30 rivets:

Here they finally are. I've been messing with these a while, sent out some Beta sets a while back. Even considered dropping the project. Recently I had a chance to do another run of 5mm rivets, so what the heck.

The set:

1) 5mm 60 deg. countersunk: These are used in the Top cover, Bottom cover, Trunnion (center), and Cocking block/top cover. 35 are needed, I give you 40. These must be cut to four different lengths; I just can't do it on this low volume an item.
2) 5mm round head: These are used in the lower Trunnion.
3) Belt Holding Prawl Bracket rivets.
4) Front sight block and upper Trunnion rivets. Three different diameters. Extra length is provided to fill demil damage.
5) Bottom rear Trunnion rivets.

Cobalt Drill Bits and Countersinks, available in sets:

3/16 Cobalt 135 deg split point bit used for small rivet holes.
#7 Cobalt 135 deg split point bit for Top Plate and rear cartridge stop rivet holes.
11/32 Cobalt 135 deg split point drill bit used for large, trunion rivet holes.
3/16-7/16, No. 5, Cobalt combined drill and countersink, 60 or 90 deg. (please specify)

PINTLE HOLE BITS: I have 9/16 and 5/8 (please specify, if you don't I'll ship a 5/8ths) HSS 118 deg. 1/2 in shank Silver and Deming drills. 4140 steel is tough on HSS, but if you're just enlarging a 9/16th hole, or the Cobalt 11/32 is used first to drill a pilot hole, this should get you done (with a little oil and patience). This is the same imported bit for which my local Lowe’s is getting $17.00.