Introducing the RedKneck Rail

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  • no_doz
    BOOOYAH!
    • Apr 2003
    • 718

    #1

    Introducing the RedKneck Rail

    Since I will be getting a new rail in the near future, i decided to set out and mill/remove any and all extra weight necessary, it is not done yet, because i need to figure out how i will hold the sear pin in after im make it straight. It feels like i took a third of the weight off my mag, honestly. tell me what you think
    35
    How much???
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    I love it!
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    Its Okay, but is it really that light?
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  • boggerman
    Registered User
    • Aug 2001
    • 684

    #2
    Not bad, my only suggestion would be to flow the transition from narrow to wide a little more smoothly instead of ending abruptly.

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    • no_doz
      BOOOYAH!
      • Apr 2003
      • 718

      #3
      yea, i plan to cut it to the point that it cant get any lighter, but im seeing what people think at this stage. thanx though

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      • logamus
        Registered Abuser
        • Dec 2002
        • 2346

        #4
        i like it. if it was more rounded like boggerman suggested it would be awesome.


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        • no_doz
          BOOOYAH!
          • Apr 2003
          • 718

          #5
          thanx, i just did this in my shop in my spare time, about 5 mins ago i cut more off of it, in about an hour or so i will have new pics posted. Its really light, its about as heavy as my va. that was before i cut more off.

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          • no_doz
            BOOOYAH!
            • Apr 2003
            • 718

            #6
            heres it milled further, not done yet though, im gonna straighten it all the way out.

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            • 68magOwner
              Registered User
              • May 2003
              • 3475

              #7
              how does the weight compare to the ule rail?

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              • Jonno06
                AKA Jon-no wang
                • Jan 2002
                • 4392

                #8
                that looks nice.

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                • no_doz
                  BOOOYAH!
                  • Apr 2003
                  • 718

                  #9
                  its wicked light, i need to get ot a digital scale to find out if its lighter than the ule, but personally i think it is. thanks jonno. by the way if anyone is interested its 35 shipped, by the way. it will soon be black also. if i can get my sear pin to hold on place inside the sear, then i can make it all straight and cut off those notches, because they are what holds the sear pin in place.

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                  • no_doz
                    BOOOYAH!
                    • Apr 2003
                    • 718

                    #10
                    up,

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                    • no_doz
                      BOOOYAH!
                      • Apr 2003
                      • 718

                      #11
                      Have 2 revys, want a blowback

                      im looking for a spyder f/t with both of these revys, they are both 12v, details in pic. Must have pics, and it must work... by the way its Sensor*

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                      • Mantis
                        Team Anger Monkeys!
                        • Feb 2001
                        • 206

                        #12
                        Too bad you have a foregrip, or you could get rid of everything in fron the of trigger guard

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                        • no_doz
                          BOOOYAH!
                          • Apr 2003
                          • 718

                          #13
                          yea, but its cut as much as i could get it with the sear still holding in place, which it still can hold a foregrip/va and still holds the valve up.

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