Sorry. There is no dedicated "parts kit" category for listings or anything adjacent to it.

Up for sale is my H&K G3 Parts Kit that I got from J&G sales a few months ago for $150. I'm getting rid of it because the would-be builder who said they would handle the pressing and welding totally flaked out on me.

Good news is not only have I already cleaned the oil and gunk off of it for you, but the cocking tube hasn't been crushed, the furniture isn't cracked, and the rear diopter sight also spins and isn't locked up. It would appear I got one of the good ones, but oh well. It looks really good, and all you need to complete it is a barrel and a dirt-cheap receiver flat.

Kit will include a set of 3D printed (by me) jigs/mandrels you'll need to crush the sheet metal receiver flat into the correct shape. It's way better than getting your wallet carved out ordering a set of steel jigs from HK builder/HKP or something for $600 that you'll only use once. The 3D printed jigs and mandrels do the exact same thing as the steel ones and have been successfully used by many if you Google it. A G3 receiver flat uses extremely thin stamped sheet metal.

Parts kit comes with everything pictured as well as six (6) surplus steel twenty-round G3 magazines.

It's all in great shape. I just don't have the tools necessary to complete it. All said and done, a G3 costs less than $500 to build......when you've got the tools. You put the receiver flat and jigs into a press, crush it down into the proper shape over the jigs, and then do a few little spot welds to hold the whole thing together.

Selling it all at a HUGE loss at $100 on the dot. Bought the kit for $150 and the magazines for $60 for a grand total sunken cost of $210!

If you're interested in making this yours, feel free to contact me via email at REDACTED since Armslist's built in messenger is unreliable and I probably won't see your message if you hit the "contact seller" button.

The meeting point is the parking lot of the Crestwood Walmart. For those not interested in shipping, this meeting point is the only place I'll be going to. 

"Would you be willing to meet at..." NO. Don't even ask.

Comes in a plain, unlabeled cardboard box so you can sneak it past your wife, slip it under the bed, and come up with some whopper about how you found it under a bridge for free.....or won it in a contest.

The small parts are neatly bagged. 

Can be shipped at buyer's expense via UPS ground. Payment via PayPal or Venmo.

Thank you very much for your interest, and please enjoy the rest of your day.

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Feel free to bombard the following email addresses with spam, malware, and other hilarious things to make their owners miserable. We seriously need an Armslist forum already to put these losers on blast.

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If you see any of these email addresses contacting you, it's a low-effort scam easily discernable from the author's atrocious grammar, pictures of guns that immediately return a direct match through Google reverse image search, and a time of contact in the dead of night that lines up perfectly with daytime in that one country I don't even have to mention by name.