ULE Body with snap on stock class feed tube?
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don't worry you didn't steal any thunder,
but I can respond to my own thread.
since my design really doesn't represent the PTP idea you stated, that has been used for many years,
that's why im producing what I am.
but yes thankyou for the input.
say any and all you want. this is just an interest thread.
when these go up for sale i don't ever need a preorder, trying to break that old AO stigma,
im doing it with Emag batteries and plan to do it with more items.
don't get me wrong that idea is not new just uncommon.Leave a comment:
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Right, I was just responding to the poster that asked about warp feed bodies, no trying to steal anyones thunder.that also gets a little bit problematic on a ULE body since you'd also have to get some kind of stem to go into the feedneck. knm is making something that lays flush on the top of the body and reduces the overall profile/weight (albeit slightly) for those that want a stock class ULE option.Leave a comment:
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got the file back,
ready for a test print, but it will fall in line behind some other jobs that have been requested.Leave a comment:
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that also gets a little bit problematic on a ULE body since you'd also have to get some kind of stem to go into the feedneck. knm is making something that lays flush on the top of the body and reduces the overall profile/weight (albeit slightly) for those that want a stock class ULE option.Leave a comment:
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That's pretty cool! It looks like it's symmetrical enough to flip it the other way, for those of us that prefer to rock back, Sheridan style?Leave a comment:
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no not at all.
still waiting on some insight from my buddy.
sorry, I told him no hurry.
so im letting him take his time on helping me.
no need for me to rush him.
I will update the thread when I get the file back and take a look at the changes.Leave a comment:








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