New Ultra Light Rail-Warp ready. (No notch)

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  • luke
    lukescustoms.com

    • Jan 2001
    • 8211

    #1

    New Ultra Light Rail-Warp ready. (No notch)

    AM Ultra-Light
    Weight = 1.5 oz




    Includes ULE Milling/ Designed for a foregrip.


    No Warpfeed notch required with this rail!
    Last edited by luke; 08-30-2011, 07:43 PM.
  • sQuidvision
    Learning Mag-Fu

    • Jun 2011
    • 823

    #2
    Looks awesome!

    is this lighter than hill's?

    Also...

    "AM Ultra-Light
    Weight = 1.5 oz

    AM Ultra-Light
    Weight = 1.5 oz"

    2x?

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    • luke
      lukescustoms.com

      • Jan 2001
      • 8211

      #3
      I dont know how much Hills rail weighs.
      Just a bad edit (fixed)

      This rail is still very strong, no flex or bending...

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      • Hobbez
        The Untitled
        • Jan 2010
        • 308

        #4
        Your pillar style milling is also warp friendly, am I wrong? Is this just a lighter version of that? This can't be pump milled can it? Can the pillar? Sorry for all the Q's I like this design, very smooth.

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        • Pudgey51
          Fat kid approved!
          • Feb 2005
          • 368

          #5
          any chance of rail this milled down for the rt length?

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          • OPBN
            OldPBNoob

            • Sep 2008
            • 5240

            #6
            So AO gets a pic of my rail before I do?
            My AO Feedback

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            • luke
              lukescustoms.com

              • Jan 2001
              • 8211

              #7

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              • luke
                lukescustoms.com

                • Jan 2001
                • 8211

                #8
                Your pillar style milling is also warp friendly, am I wrong?
                Close but not quite.

                Is this just a lighter version of that?

                No not really, its just a diffrent design.


                This can't be pump milled can it? Can the pillar? Sorry for all the Q's I like this design, very smooth.
                I doubt either design would work as is, but I could always tweak it.

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                • TOTShadowCompany
                  Registered User

                  • Oct 2009
                  • 524

                  #9
                  Wow...I think I will call it "The Dog Bone"

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                  • OPBN
                    OldPBNoob

                    • Sep 2008
                    • 5240

                    #10
                    Yes, that is somewhat. Looks great, just what I was thinking. Now to get it back, cut down the body and get it to ano.
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                    • OPBN
                      OldPBNoob

                      • Sep 2008
                      • 5240

                      #11
                      Originally posted by TOTShadowCompany
                      Wow...I think I will call it "The Dog Bone"
                      Or the Bare Bones rail.
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                      • skipdogg
                        OG & HNIC
                        • Nov 2000
                        • 1392

                        #12
                        So, there are two styles of this milling? The first two pictures look different. Only the first picture (which is same as third???) is the non warp notch needed version correct? Is the second picture version non warp notch needed too?
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                        • luke
                          lukescustoms.com

                          • Jan 2001
                          • 8211

                          #13
                          lol, it's the same rail in all the pictures. The first picture was taken from a diffrent direction. Look for the valve lock milling at the back of the rail.
                          Last edited by luke; 08-31-2011, 08:04 AM.

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                          • Spider-TW
                            U R techno-literate!

                            • Oct 2006
                            • 3554

                            #14
                            Originally posted by OPBN
                            So AO gets a pic of my rail before I do?
                            You can still show us how it looks with a frame. That really is a bony rail. These am/mm rail services are so tempting.

                            So, Luke, is there no interest in an ultra-lite pump rail? As long as your CNCing a rail, it seems like a short step to leave the rod groove in there.

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                            • luke
                              lukescustoms.com

                              • Jan 2001
                              • 8211

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Spider-TW
                              So, Luke, is there no interest in an ultra-lite pump rail? As long as your CNCing a rail, it seems like a short step to leave the rod groove in there.
                              I never claimed it couldn't be done, all I need is for someone to place an order.

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