Why has no one every made one of these for the Mag? CCM makes them for their pumps (and I think for a couple others). Is there any interest in one? With XMT finishing up the aluminum MM bodies, maybe this could be the next project if enough interest was shown?
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It's on my list if I can ever find time to get to it. The last 2 months have been hell for me. Still trying to get caught up. -
Good, 'cause I think I've figured out what you should do with this (again).Originally posted by luke
jk, but I do have a couple of thoughts. The old vert frames weren't really meant to grip well, more like roll your hand around and down as you pull the marker in. I always thought they looked good, but I always shot low unless I was crouching low behind a bunker.
Since you can't roll your hand off a single trigger very far, it might be nice to shorten the frame a bit, compared to angel and other vert frames. It does mean custom grips though.
If I was going to try to make one of these work for me, I would start with a drop-kick rail (your other project), to make me tuck the bottle in more, making the setup kind of like a y-frame.
Last, I'm thinking of a Triggernomics type trigger with a wide, flat bottom to let me use the bottom of the trigger, as my hand is angled up.
Just dreaming, but that's why I don't like vert frames, I just can't use the top 1/4 very well with most setups.Comment
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or we could talk ccm into it and it wouldnt take them long to make them since they already have the shape, grips, hole pattern, machining, literally they would have to cut a bigger slot and make a metal trigger and thats about it.Comment
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I thought about that, but the one time I contacted them about making their fittings with a shorter thread portion, I was given the "we're way too busy for custom work" spiel. However, they price their 45* frames at under $100 which is nice if we could get the 90/86 for similiar. I don't want to spend $200 for a frame. And they do offer anodizing.Comment
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Just wanted to post my support for this idea. I would be down for one if they were at or below 150.Comment
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I'm in for a 86* frameComment
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I'd be in for a *86 frame depending in design. If its a CCM *86 frame, most definitely.Comment
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There was a thread about this on MCB a while back... apparently the tolerances are pretty tight to make enough room for the sear's "leg". That said there was a picture of a successful conversion. Ill see if i can dig the thread up.Originally posted by mpsd
EDIT: Looks like XM15 did it... see post 17 for details
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tnx for posting that linkOriginally posted by sQuidvisionComment
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