AO: We are back from the dead... again! After an 18 day outage, we are finally alive and well. Who knew how complicated updating software/databases from 2008 would be. I still have alot of tweaks to make, but my main goal was getting everything patched and updated to 2026.
Vbulletin 6 has changed alot since 2008 so we will have a ton of new features to dig into.
Patience guys, I will be doing these, no need to start a campaign.
I'm in the middle of a project "everyone" (All 3 of you, lol) wanted awhile back. I've just started looking into pump kits.
w00t! Sign me up! Will you be using my rail concept? If so I demand monetary compensation! err.. naming rights!?... err... Honorable mention....??
I've seen the pricing on a couple used kits. What's the price point on a new one? Aside from the $50 in milling it takes.
Would the kit be able to use aftermatket pump handles for say a phantom or autococker?
the original kits couldnt use the aftermarket pump handles...so hopefully a nice new design is what will be made that can fit both a winged rail as well as a flat rail and be able to use other types of pump handles?
Guys, there is no price, no plan, no design, the project has not started yet, all I'm saying is I will make something.
However it does not make sense to completely reinvent the wheel, to sell 10 or 15 units.
the original kits couldnt use the aftermarket pump handles...so hopefully a nice new design is what will be made that can fit both a winged rail as well as a flat rail and be able to use other types of pump handles?
Fitting both rails should not be a problem, using a 2 screw mount for both should work. (no wings)
If there is a specific after market handle design you guys want to use I will need a loaner to design from.
Hint hint ...... i really wish Luke would make a pump kit, you really make quality stuff.
I am not so opinionated with the pump handle, although a tactical one might look great with the current tac1 body Luke already milled for me in hopes of finishing my build. However, I really love the hittman lever. Some how to incorporate that into the pump handle of choice would get my vote and money
If there is a specific after market handle design you guys want to use I will need a loaner to design from.
GoatBoy has a point with the magpul AFG. It's not for everybody, but I've thought about making a pump handle that is about the size of a mounting rail just for that purpose. It would be nice to have that option. The CI tac pump kit was a bit too much for me with the side rails though.
Since it is being thrown around, another thing to consider would be a new way to interrupt the semi-auto action. If you latch the sear back with a magnet or mechanical latch in the rail, you can get rid of the weak bolt spring and wave spring and run a level 10 without special tuning. The main problem would be that the pump stroke would be even shorter unless you did something to intentionally keep it long.
GoatBoy has a point with the magpul AFG. It's not for everybody, but I've thought about making a pump handle that is about the size of a mounting rail just for that purpose. It would be nice to have that option. The CI tac pump kit was a bit too much for me with the side rails though.
Since it is being thrown around, another thing to consider would be a new way to interrupt the semi-auto action. If you latch the sear back with a magnet or mechanical latch in the rail, you can get rid of the weak bolt spring and wave spring and run a level 10 without special tuning. The main problem would be that the pump stroke would be even shorter unless you did something to intentionally keep it long.
if you went that way the pump rod could run thru the trigger frame and instead of interrupting the bolt function you could possibly interrupt the sear funtion? Possibly...haha!!!
Guys, there is no price, no plan, no design, the project has not started yet, all I'm saying is I will make something.
However it does not make sense to completely reinvent the wheel, to sell 10 or 15 units.
Even if the wheel would be really really sweet?
Originally posted by Spider-TW
Since it is being thrown around, another thing to consider would be a new way to interrupt the semi-auto action. If you latch the sear back with a magnet or mechanical latch in the rail, you can get rid of the weak bolt spring and wave spring and run a level 10 without special tuning. The main problem would be that the pump stroke would be even shorter unless you did something to intentionally keep it long.
I like where this is heading, I would definitely buy one.
if you went that way the pump rod could run thru the trigger frame and instead of interrupting the bolt function you could possibly interrupt the sear funtion? Possibly...haha!!!
This idea looks great on paper. Take it a step further. Put a plate at the end of the pump rod that blocks the sear from returning. Now the whole thing can be contained in the rail.
if you went that way the pump rod could run thru the trigger frame and instead of interrupting the bolt function you could possibly interrupt the sear funtion? Possibly...haha!!!
Yes, I was thinking about the lever action application a while back, which would be easier with a latch and everything in the frame.
Pump mags weren't originally designed to remain pumps. If you have to go down the custom machining road to get one now, we should at least consider the possibilities.
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