"Best" low-rise clamping feed neck?

[SpyderBoy]

I want a solid clamping feedneck to put on my MM2k9. It's a threaded feedneck so I'm not sure what options there are. I'm just planning to use a gravity-fed hopper on this mag for now. Gloss black or gray would be preferred. Please feel free to post pics of what you recommend too. Thanks a ton!

[captian pinky]

ccm.

[going_home]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/391027815282?redirect=mobile

Nano or Violent, whichever you can find.

[SpyderBoy]

Thanks guys! I'll check them out.

I've never heard of Violent! Are they associated with any manufacturers I would know?

[going_home]

http://violentseries.com/

[robertreed711]

I have had a bunch of the CCM's and have had no problems with them, have also had a couple of RPG sub-zero's and they have been good too and probably look the best but if I had to buy something right now I would go with one of the AKA's. They are built tough like the RPG and in between the height of the CCM no-rise and no-pro.

http://www.akalmp.com/feedtubes.html

going_home, are the axe/mini threads the same as angel threads?

[OPBN]

I have an AKA on my MM2K9 and it looks nice and they are cheaper thoically than CCM or the Violent.

[going_home]

going_home, are the axe/mini threads the same as angel threads?

This Empire Nano Axe feedneck threaded right on the Angel threaded XMT body with no resistance at all :

[SpyderBoy]

That is a svelte marker there GH!

[djinnform]

If you plan on using a Dye Rotor, my secret combo is the best. I've spent about $400 bucks in trial and error. You find an old Angel Joy Fly on e-bay, and put one of the Dye tops on it. It may cost you $60+, but well worth it with a Rotor. Works perfect.

[SpyderBoy]

Thanks for the tip. I'm not sure what loader I'm going to use yet, but that is good information.

[notoriousMAG]

FYI - "factory direct" dust black no-pro 29.38 shipped

http://store.chipleymachine.com

[the_real_kaz]

I feel like best is really subjective.. The "Best" Low rise feed neck I could get was the empire one that was on sale at my local shop for $25... It was so cheap I couldn't pass it up!

My only suggestion is to make SURE you buy a feedneck with the correct threads!

[notoriousMAG]

My thoughts exactly, easy to find was top of the list. When the local shop had nothing I made the decision based on price.

I emailed that ebay seller to verify the threading (auction doesnt appear to list which threads) who I had coincidentally just ordered a prophecy loader from but got no response to my inquiry.

[the_real_kaz]

That's not good.. Either they don't know what the threads are or they don't care.... I wouldn't buy unless I knew what the threads are!