Mag-feed Mag!

[sQuidvision]

So ive been wanting to do this for a while... im finally getting around to starting this project.



Flipped ULE body
Chopped Emag rail
Milsig Magwell
Specops longbow shroud
Pneumatics for the trigger group

I still have plenty of changes to make and cutting to do, but i was excited and wanted to show someone

Enjoy!

[dboggs79]

Cool. I was just thinking about this very idea the other day. Keep us updated!

[Ando]

Very nice bro. I've got one going myself and it's setup the same way you have yours with the reversed body and pnum grip. I'll be using a Rap4 box hopper and retrofitting a Front Grip Magazine Holder to attach the hopper.

[BTAutoMag]

in for updates

[Chooie]

in for updates

This. Most of my team is leaning towards magfed, and this would be something fun and different... and hopefully lighter weight than the milsigs.

[bbotts77]

Awesome. I've been thinking of ways I could do this, too. Thanks for posting. I'm looking forward to update.

[GEE TEE]

Did you mill another slot in the body for sear, and how did you mount it to rail?

Hold up... just spotted the inverted rail. That's going to be a bit weird for pneumatic trigger operation

[Justus]

Did you mill another slot in the body for sear, and how did you mount it to rail?

Hold up... just spotted the inverted rail. That's going to be a bit weird for pneumatic trigger operation

There are 2 rails. One inverted, one right side up. That's what the longbow shroud attaches to.

[sQuidvision]

I plan to borrow hill's idea and use a little block to hold the ram, it will live on top of the top rail and will hide under an extension of the longbow shroud.

[GEE TEE]

Ahh makes more sense now... thanks

[hill160881]

You know i have one of those remote EP blocks siting right here. PM me your address. I want to see this working!

[sQuidvision]

PM'd! Thanks Hill! i was literally just browsing for aluminum online and trying to figure out how i would mill it

[hill160881]

Well it was not turning into a cool marker all by itself, sitting in my pile of parts, so.......

Hope it fits and works with your design.

[sQuidvision]

Many thanks Hill... you sir are a gentleman and a scholar!

Just spent another 45 minutes fitting parts and taking measurements. Once i find time to make a crap-load of noise in the garage without waking my kids or making the Mrs mad i will post up some progress pictures. Thanks for the interest!

[captian pinky]

sounds like your garage needs more insulation

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