Help with a milled rail...

[madmatt151]

I am not sure if this should be in Tech section or here, so mods move if I inappropriately posted here. I bought a Tac 1 body and rail combo which was milled significantly. The previous owner used Emag lowers, so the milling you see in the pictures didn't matter to him. I want to put a vertical CA adapter for a foregrip and don't know what to do. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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[luke]

Doesn’t look promising.

[Tunaman]

Doesn’t look promising.No it does not look good at all. Tape off the bottom and fill it with epoxy then re-drill the hole.

[cougar20th]

Best I can think of is to have one of the machinests here clean up the dremal work. Make a filler block that has mounting holes in it then pin or screw that block in from the sides of the rail. That is if there is enough material.

[madmatt151]

No it does not look good at all. Tape off the bottom and fill it with epoxy then re-drill the hole.

When you say epoxy, do you mean like the JB weld stuff that hardens like concrete? I was thinking about that, just wasn't sure if it would last.

Also, Tuna did you get my email regarding the RT Sear and Pin? Thanks.

[BiNumber3]

there's this stuff called quicksteel i bought from an auto store, similar to jb weld but more like putty, it's tappable and pretty strong.
tho cleaning that up and fitting a block of aluminum, n usin a few small screws may hold up to abuse better.

[luke]

Best I can think of is to have one of the machinests here clean up the dremal work. Make a filler block that has mounting holes in it then pin or screw that block in from the sides of the rail. That is if there is enough material.

That's a good possibility if he wants to spend the money. ;)


madmatt151, PM me if this is something you want to do.