Need some feedback on what kind of frame you would like to see me manufacture.

[luke]

so are you doing like the m90 did and have a spot for mounting a micro switch, pnumatics,magnets, etc?

i know it would cost more to add those things and do the testing that is required.

your thoughts?

Before I offer anything in house I would like to get these out there to see what guys want to do with them, it's intended to be a tinkerer frame or an ordinary mechanical frame. The idea was that you guys were going to drill the holes to mount the parts; I was just going to supply a platform to do so. These will allow more opportunity to use other parts that were once hard to mount, if I drill these for a specific setup it may interfere with builders that want to do something different. For now I plan on offering them this way but may do something different down the line.

[GenaroWasHere]

nice. and i say that in a nonchalant cool hand luke kind of way.

[knownothingmags]

Before I offer anything in house I would like to get these out there to see what guys want to do with them, it's intended to be a tinkerer frame or an ordinary mechanical frame. The idea was that you guys were going to drill the holes to mount the parts; I was just going to supply a platform to do so. These will allow more opportunity to use other parts that were once hard to mount, if I drill these for a specific setup it may interfere with builders that want to do something different. For now I plan on offering them this way but may do something different down the line.

ok good to know.
i think i had asked that question before i just thought i would ask again.
this looks like a good frame for me to throw a UTB into. with the clapper and the lpr all in one frame.
that extra meat inside really allows for alot of options.

[Ando]

You can always offer custom grip builds. For those people with the tools, you can sell them as is. For those that don't, you could mill/drill/tap what they need.

Biggest headache for most is drilling the hole on the back side of the trigger and tapping the bottom hole for the LPR.

Everything else can be done with hand tools.

[st6212]

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VERY NICE!

A couple years ago I had a custom double-trigger 90* frame made that was the same vertical height as a 45* frame. Designed to take Hyperframe internals.

The end result was really close to what I envisioned, but just a few things stopped me from using it and I figure I'll take another crack at it, maybe with a different machinist. (I should post a pic of it, see what you guys think)

Now I see this and......man if only it was available as a hyperframe replacement.

[BTAutoMag]

curious question, are they all going to be flat top for RT rails?

[luke]

VERY NICE!

A couple years ago I had a custom double-trigger 90* frame made that was the same vertical height as a 45* frame. Designed to take Hyperframe internals.

The end result was really close to what I envisioned, but just a few things stopped me from using it and I figure I'll take another crack at it, maybe with a different machinist. (I should post a pic of it, see what you guys think)

Now I see this and......man if only it was available as a hyperframe replacement.

Do you have a (correct ) CAD file?

[luke]

curious question, are they all going to be flat top for RT rails?

Yes, flat top only.

[BTAutoMag]

bummer

[luke]

Why do you need a dovetail top?

[st6212]

Do you have a (correct ) CAD file?

lol, no CAD file unfortunately. The measurements were taken from my original Hyperframe.

The 'prototype' works and all, but the issues I have with it are more machining quality and design issues with the guy I had do it for me.

I'll take some pics and post it up in a new thread for you guys to take a look at.

[luke]

[luke]

Got the programining done on the single trigger frame today, gonna try and get one cut this weekend.

[keiko_819]

Got the programining done on the single trigger frame today, gonna try and get one cut this weekend.

[GenaroWasHere]

Yeah! What he said! ^^