New Nummech Gas Thru Frame

[captian pinky]

Used mine for 10 man Atlanta event.


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[maxpower]

I just got mine in the mail. It is beautiful. One thing to note is the frame does not work with a twist lock body since the frame doesnt have a hole for the twist lock retaining pin. I also found out that my VL front grip will not work because it hits even the flush style trigger guard.

[Gabehcoud]

Well then this sounds like it will be a great Christmas present then. I shall sit on Santa's lap and tell him about this one

[capt spank]

not enough to care in my opinion.

[Gabehcoud]

Yes thanks for that info captain. Also how much more difficult are we talking. Like is it annoyingly so or just not enough to care

[going_home]

2 CCM fittings, 1 long 1 short post. remove the 2 screws on the fitting pull the fittings off and remove the valve like normal. The on/off is more difficult to turn than a cp. It would have made making the on/off way more difficult and much more expensive to machine it like a newer style on/off.

Thanks for that.

I never thought about doing it that way.

I'm building one using this frame, I'm using Azodin fittings but they assemble the same basic way.

[captian pinky]

So uhh... disassembly, how's that working out. Say if I just need to remove the valve real quick. It looks like I would have to completely remove the frame from the rail and then fight with the little stub of macroline trying to get it to release before I could get to the valve. Or am I mistaken. Also how is the asa. Right now I have a cp on/off and it's the smoothest on/off I have personally experienced, anything like that?

2 CCM fittings, 1 long 1 short post. remove the 2 screws on the fitting pull the fittings off and remove the valve like normal. The on/off is more difficult to turn than a cp. It would have made making the on/off way more difficult and much more expensive to machine it like a newer style on/off.

[Gabehcoud]

So uhh... disassembly, how's that working out. Say if I just need to remove the valve real quick. It looks like I would have to completely remove the frame from the rail and then fight with the little stub of macroline trying to get it to release before I could get to the valve. Or am I mistaken. Also how is the asa. Right now I have a cp on/off and it's the smoothest on/off I have personally experienced, anything like that?

[dahoeb]

Just bought it, thanks Lynxkcg and Bow!

[bowcycle]

I think it looks great!
Here's the link.

I'm buying one now and waiting for the single-trigger frame to drop.

[lynxkcg]

The gas thru drop is on the nummech site now. Looks good.

[dahoeb]

For me, its not the length of the tank that is the problem. Its the girth its always the girth... :|

[going_home]

I hadn't heard about it.

I'm guessing if so it'd be a limited quantity, seems like there wouldn't be much demand for them.

No one uses them any more, SL tanks changed the tank game, much shorter.

[bowcycle]

My original understanding was that a new drop was being developed specifically for the gas-thru frame that would still use its gas-thru capacity, but I'm not 100% on that.

[dahoeb]

They have a t-rail drop forward which works well, but it isn’t gas-through, so you wouldn’t be able to take advantage if their eventual pneu-mag kit.