How much would you pay for a in grip 12gram changer?

[Ando]

Make sure you leave room for the sear

EDIT:

You know what this project needs, twist on 12g's. That way they'll be stock class legal too

[M98Punk]

Make sure you leave room for the sear

EDIT:

You know what this project needs, twist on 12g's. That way they'll be stock class legal too

Hmmm we talked about that in the planning stages its an option but I didn't want that for mine.... In fact screw in would have made it easier..... But as a guy that finds stock class great, as long as someone else is playing it, why would that make it stock class legal?

And as for room for the sear that is just the alum block before milling

[Ando]

Hmmm we talked about that in the planning stages its an option but I didn't want that for mine.... In fact screw in would have made it easier..... But as a guy that finds stock class great, as long as someone else is playing it, why would that make it stock class legal?

And as for room for the sear that is just the alum block before milling

Completely missed this

Reason being is unless you already plan on using a screw in type holder for the Co2 cartridges. One of the stock rules is...

Requires the removal (unscrewing) knob or housing to change the powerlet. (No lever changers.)

...and using a screw in type cartridge should fall in that rule.

[BTAutoMag]

if you were to hinge a hand guard off the back bottom of the frame that latched onto the trigger guard with a quick release it would be a 1 click unload and a lever action load. you could even make the hand guard have a place to hold a couple extra 12s.

My 2 cents

sorry for the 30 second photochop

[M98Punk]

He's working on a quick release system... how many turns does it need to have to count as stock class?

[M98Punk]

Pictures finally.... working out a few kinks still but it is a great first generation. While I am getting things set up at my house I am thinking about ways to get it almost completely concealed in grip.... I still want to try having it drop out the left side of the grip

[stevewar]

Can I just say that THIS is what I LOVE about AO.

Creativity, ingenuity, intelligence, and skill. This crowd RULES

[shives007]

Pictures finally.... working out a few kinks still but it is a great first generation. While I am getting things set up at my house I am thinking about ways to get it almost completely concealed in grip.... I still want to try having it drop out the left side of the grip

What about us lefties? I want one to drop out the right side.

Shives

[C_losjoker]

This is what I hate about AO to many damn nice things I want. You guys have to knock this crap off. Geez guess I have to get a bigger penny jar and start saving. Awesome work and can't wait to more pics and vid of shooting.

[DevilMan]

So does the front bead site on your feed tube still work for ya??? Or did ya have to adjust it a bit???

Looks good man....

DM

[Ando]

Excellent v.1

I think something like this would need to be done from scratch. I had drawn up a design to machine a rail and frame as one solid piece. I took the rear design of the Classic RT with the banjo and incorporate it so the air flows through the grip up the bolt and out to the valve. Basically using a Classic RT valve in the setup.

[M98Punk]

yup yup robertson has the idea using a micromag 2000 body but the more i use it the more I like the off center feed.

I was thinking about casting the airline peice so I can run it the way I want.... too many small bends in too many weird angles and if you are thinking "isn't that alot of work??" If you oversized the OD of well anything a bucket of sand makes a very easy and quick way to pore some parts.... figureing out the molten metal part is all on you, but I have a few feelers out on alternative materials that are promising... basically I need to get the rest of my tools so I can start shrinking the air box itself so I can mount it better