KAM Designs M86

[cougar20th]

will there be a double trigger design?

Unknown, Im biggybacking this onto the run of cocker frames that are being made. At the low production numbers if I did a "new" design then they would be much more costly.

So it accepts CCM panels?

No they will not. To keep the pnue mountings CCM panels were not a option. Same for CZ gun grips If it can be done it increases the cost of the frame greatly.

How tall is the frame?

The frame is the same as a CCM Autococker frame. 4 1/2" Tall

[Donut SD]

I'm down for one

[robertreed711]

Looks awesome!

[dre1919]

Looks VERY nice and comfortable to hold.

[cougar20th]

By buddy's already made some of these for Autococker . SO here are pictures of the Autococker ones.
Heres a picture of the Autococker version in the mill.

http://i1268.photobucket.com/albums/jj576/robertlane5/Snapbucket/8C0EC9AB_zps8e90cbf2.jpg

[tbaggin]

im in depending on price

[cougar20th]

machinest is looking it over right now to give me a final price for all the parts.

[ScottyBeans]

how much (ballpark) are we talking for one?

[rschoi_75]

Nice job Keith. You know I'll be in for one.

[Dirge]

I'm in.

[Mole1119]

I am def interested.
Will you have these anodized? I am hopping at least for gloss black.

[luke]

Is Simon machining these for you?

[keiko_819]

I am def interested.
Will you have these anodized? I am hopping at least for gloss black.

+ 1 if they come anodized...still want one of lukes singles for a my pump but getting the thing anodized is holding me back

[splat15k]

This frame looks extremely nice; well done! Where can I get one of the cocker frames?

[Chrome]

gentlemen. . .

Sir, no argument to be seen; just discussion. In particular, my goal was to express both my interest in this project, and unfortunately my reason for not getting on to the preorder.

I hope anyone considering the design and manufacture of parts take all our input - sometimes both positive and negative - into account when developing parts, as all such input hopefully leads to greater numbers of projects graduating from "neat ideas" to real, sellable, finished parts.

If not that, at least it may just as hopefully save designers/manufacturers the hassle, heartache, and financial burden that others have endured in the past of making stuff that sits on the shelves unsold and unused for so many years that it eventually ends up all but (or actually) metal for the scrap heap.

Again, all, enjoy the new toy coming out, and I'll just keep watching from the sidelines. Maybe at some point, my train will come in too. :)