If you did not care about having a front foregrip, how short can you make a rail? what about a body? I know people cut down ule body to be flush with the rail, but can you cut the body even shorter, down to where the threads start?
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well, for the rail, i would think that you can take the rail down to the front of the frame. you could go deeper, to at least the body/frame screw, but that would look silly. if you don't have a Z lock pin, you could take it almost up to the valve screw.
for the body, you can take the front down to before the threads. i wouldn't go any further, unless you have a tap to chase the threads. the rear, that is well documented in where it needs to be.
i am no expert, and those "dimensions" i gave are just guesstimates. -
From my experience the micromag is the smallest setup you can make/get with normal market parts. "Nobody" is correct with the info regarding normal rails and ULE bodies.
Here is my capped Micro:
http://www.pbase.com/rgunn4/image/154387489
No the smallest production Micro is the Gen 1 like mine here
http://www.pbase.com/rgunn4/image/153900165
The smallest mag I have ever seen was TimmyJay's McFly setup here:
He is selling the trigger frames do if you want a super micro mag with no rail or forgrip then contact him.Comment
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There was a thread with a pic a few years ago of a rail that just went from one screw hole to the other with the sides milled as well. No z-lock slot or foregrip mount. I can't find it now.Comment
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Here you go, post #18
There might be a spot between the sear slot and front screw hole that could be ULE pocketed. Luke's work.
One of these with a carbon fiber frame, carbon fiber body, and an x-valve would be kind of funny.Last edited by Spider-TW; 02-10-2014, 02:15 PM.Comment
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