New Nummech Gas Thru Frame

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  • going_home
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    If it didnt come with the asa we'd have to pay someone to mod them so its actually better IMHO.


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  • Tunaman
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    Originally posted by BigEvil
    Leave it to Tuna to **** on what potentially could be the best new mag product in years.
    The M90 was nicer. Proprietary ASA? Who needs that. Just telling you what I see. I do not see anything revolutionary. And it doesnt look like it will be inexpensive either. I am not knocking the design. Ingenious stuff here.

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  • knownothingmags
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    😂 lmao

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  • BigEvil
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    Leave it to Tuna to **** on what potentially could be the best new mag product in years.

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  • jarhead86
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    The more people that don't like it, the more likely I can get one in the first run. I am completely cool with that. I think it's great, I was looking at tearing apart a dm15 and doing almost the same thing. Now I don't have to try. I Love it, and think it will look great with my Evo body

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  • OPBN
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    Is there enough room on the newer AM/MM length rails for the foregrip mount? That would be the killer for me. Personally I like the looks of it, but I hate the longer rails.

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  • Patron God of Pirates
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    The only thing I don't love is the trigger guard.

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  • Nobody
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    Originally posted by Laku
    I think the hump only looks off when there's straight edged grip on the frame. Without the grip it looks fine to me.
    I agree. Because the pics, so far, have shown the gun at various angles to the camera, it is accentuating the hump on the frame. Till these are in people's hands, and better pics taken (not quality, but more linear at or near a straight line to the camera), tbese will always look funy compared to what we have and what we use.

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  • Laku
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    I think the hump only looks off when there's straight edged grip on the frame. Without the grip it looks fine to me.

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  • knownothingmags
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    People demanded it?

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  • Ydna
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    Inside the empty frame, the small vertical component is a blocker plug that seals off the internal LPR housing. That way you can use a mech sear without the added bells and whistles.
    The other picture (with the shorty airline) shows the LPR and actuator prototype.

    If you're not into grip frames with humps, Intelliframe is definitely the way to go. This is virtually the exact same overall shape as the Intelli but with the added tiny palm swell that people demand we build for them. Remember we're trying to make different parts to justify deviating from the OEM, otherwise there isn't much reason to do it in the first place.
    Having said that, if enough people ask for an N-Mag frame with straight-spine then I'd love to provide it! There has to be enough demand though. We're already exploring a single-trigger version since a bajillion people have asked for it. It's really that easy.

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  • knownothingmags
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    Originally posted by Tunaman
    Way too ugly for me to touch one. What is up with the humpback frame? Makes it look like a Timmy. Those frames went out with the dinosaur...
    +1

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  • captian pinky
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    Originally posted by going_home
    Whats that thingy at the front of the frame closest to the trigger sticking up ?

    And whats the white thing inside the frame in this pic ?

    Is something pneumatic going on in there ?

    you will find out shortly. He still is in the testing phase.

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  • going_home
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    Originally posted by going_home
    He says the hump is only 4mm (0.15748 inch) more than an Intelliframe and a standard safety will work.

    Heres yet another shot :


    Whats that thingy at the front of the frame closest to the trigger sticking up ?

    And whats the white thing inside the frame in this pic ?

    Is something pneumatic going on in there ?

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  • captian pinky
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    patience......

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