Old School ULE Attempt?

[AronMsmith1987]

Who the? What the? and Where the? I guess are my questions on these parts. :confused:

Who Milled the Rail and Body?

What is the name of said parts?

and Where did these conceptual parts come from?

These are the questions I have on these odd parts out that I found in the toolbox they look to be somewhat of a mass produced custom not a custom shop 1 off custom but I don't know much at all about these particular parts except that they seem to be some early attempt at a ULE Automag Classic, any comments or answers to my questions are welcome, Thanks AronMsmith1987

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sorry for the bad pics I can snap some better ones on request.

[aqua_scummm]

odd they didn't cut down the feedneck too, would shave weight and was kinda the thing to do

[jade_monkey07]

thats cool that you can see the bolt. id do that if to my ule body someone offered it

[chairman_mao]

I would think the body windows would cause all sorts of gunk and dirt to get inside and cause all sorts of problems.

[Smoothice]

Who the? What the? and Where the? I guess are my questions on these parts. :confused:

Who Milled the Rail and Body?

Anybody with a mill could have done it.

What is the name of said parts?

regular old automag body, regular old am/mm rail

and Where did these conceptual parts come from?

just someone getting creative.


You could send the above raw parts to anyone with some skill on a mill and have some amazing results.

look up the alpha rail. That was just a am/mm rail that someone made beautiful.

[cougar20th]

I'm guessing it wasnt done for weight concerns. Ill bet it was done by someone that wanted their automag to be different than everyone elses automag. Pretty much anyone with a mill could do that.

Looks to me that went they milled the body that the rail was attached. There seems to be matching mill cuts.

[AronMsmith1987]

yes but the reason I say that it was mass produced or an offered upgrade not just a shop custom some guy with a mill is because I own 2 and was wondering as to who may have offered these parts or this work.



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[Empyreal Rogue]

Wow, that looks nice. Not the look I'd go for personally because I like seamless looks, but it does add an interesting feature.