Medusa frame news

[milomag]

Post medusa frame news here if you have any.

[ChucktheMAGician]

This link has some info you might find interesting, http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=45271

[Army]

I checked one out at SC-AO day. I'm not impressed. There are too many magnets working against the goal of a smooth, light trigger. Lose the bottom magnet, so there can be no "stacking" of pressure, and increase the top magnet power, and it may be a decent frame. Along with not the greatest machining job, and parts that were very rough cut (yes, I understand it was a prototype), it needs much work to get it up to standards.

[Muzikman]

I'll have my hands on that one that Army saw at the SC AO meet soon. I'm going to toss it on my other cocker and see how well it works. Hell..it's gotta be better than the sliding trigger

[milomag]

kool thx guys, but don't quit putting stuff in

[drx975]

They are still working on the Automag version. I heard that there was a problem with the sear, and they fixed this problem and they are being made as we speak. I assume, and hope, that they fixed the problem with the the prototype that Army saw. If it helps, the problem was only in Automags, not Cockers. So maybe that will explain somethings, I dont know.