Ok I'm stumped

[OPBN]

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Am I missing something? Why are the holes beveled on the same side? Think about it. Typically, you use the beveled side to attach an ASA. None of the holes is threaded... Misfire from the factory? Or is there a special ASA that went with these?

[cougar20th]

Made on Monday morning with a bad hangover from partying all weekend.

[OPBN]

Made on Monday morning with a bad hangover from partying all weekend.

Yeah, I'm not even sure how you would attach one since how many ASA's are threaded??? Its pretty though!!!

[Cyco-Dude]

lol...that's not right. here's a gloss red cp flame drop. i have a red benchmark drop and a long, flat rail...extender thing, both gloss red. dunno if the straight extender would work or not, i could take a pic and some measurements if you want.

[BigEvil]

I think there uses to be a special cradle thingy that went with that.

[Sk8ermog]

Looks like the one I have for my NW ON/OFF that has the threads in the on/off so you direct mount it to the drop. People like weird options so maybe the beveled both sides so you could flip it upsidedown. I gave done that and used it as a stock. But yeah you need to either use screws and nuts or an on/off that is threaded. PS I have one I might be willing to sell.

[OPBN]

lol...that's not right. here's a gloss red cp flame drop. i have a red benchmark drop and a long, flat rail...extender thing, both gloss red. dunno if the straight extender would work or not, i could take a pic and some measurements if you want.

No need. It came in on a marker and I just sat there scratching my head. I'll probably throw it in the parts box and maybe some day will come across the matching part if one exists.

[OPBN]

Looks like the one I have for my NW ON/OFF that has the threads in the on/off so you direct mount it to the drop. People like weird options so maybe the beveled both sides so you could flip it upsidedown. I gave done that and used it as a stock. But yeah you need to either use screws and nuts or an on/off that is threaded. PS I have one I might be willing to sell.

That's the problem, only one side is beveled. But even if the on/off was threaded, the way the bevel is the on/off would sit on top of the drop. I do wonder if it wasn't something designed as a type of stock. That isn't a bad idea....

[lobo_fuerte]

Your missing the mini rail here's one on eBay so you get an idea of what it looks like, you can also buy it and put it on your red drop.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/380953385972

[OPBN]

Your missing the mini rail here's one on eBay so you get an idea of what it looks like, you can also buy it and put it on your red drop.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/380953385972

If so, mines a screw up.

[luke]

Your missing the mini rail here's one on eBay so you get an idea of what it looks like, you can also buy it and put it on your red drop.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/380953385972

The mini rail won't fix the screw up on OPBNs drop

[luke]

If so, mines a screw up.

It looks like there is room to machine your's to fix it...

[OPBN]

It looks like there is room to machine your's to fix it...

Yeah, I actually have the bits to fix it if needed, just trying to see if it was supposed to be like that or what. Would kind of make a cool stock... Just amazes me that something would make it not only from machining like that, but get to the point of being anodized etc and then into consumers hands. Amazing.

[BigEvil]

Or you can just spend the $ 6and buy the ebay one

[luke]

Probably just a setup mistake by the machinist, it was probably set aside then ended up back in the completed pile by mistake. Could have been part of 500 or 1000 parts being made, easy to over look if someone placed it in the pile not knowing it was screwed up.