Old School ULE Attempt?

[AronMsmith1987]

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

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






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.

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.

[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.