Lightest and Tightest...The Bullit Mag.

[Tunaman]

Originally posted by laxkid
get the rail milled or get a ule rail

Read his first post silly. He has a RogueRail on there. It doesnt get any lighter...

[Wc Keep]

damn i want one of those foregrips. any chance you can make one to fit a stock rail?

[TheDuelist]

Yeah you might be on to something there. I'd be interested in one as well. That is one schweet mag.

[Automaggin2]

Wow man that is sweet. Looks like your foregrip is a real hit, maybe u can find a way to produce them cheap and sell them

[GT]

Re: Lightest and Tightest...The Bullit Mag.

Originally posted by M-a-s-sDriver

You can't make it lighter.
Brent Jackson.

the foregrip is very nice! You can make it abit lighter......

[mag-hatter]

nice mag.

to make it lighter you could get an agd flatline tank those things weigh next to nothing! i have one on my impulse and i notice about a fourth of a pound's difference between it and my old maxflow tank.

[Mango]

Very sweet project there! I'm curious though, why is everyone so obsessed with lightness?!?! That mag didn't weigh much to begin with.

[logamus]

that is a very cool mag. the cabon fibre stuff is greatness.

[Ginjiroku]

Originally posted by M-a-s-sDriver
The .45 panels were custom made for me by a guy in Sacramento,and are the only ones I have ever seen. They are from a thick carbon panel.
The foregrip is possibly the most expensive grip ever. Here is the rundown:
Real Carbon fiber cigar tube from Site Mfg, $50
12 foot 15/16" solid aluminum rod, of which I used a piece 3/4 inch long, $27
Aircraft Industry grade epoxy, 2 quarts, $160
Tap and drill I mysteriously lost and had to replace, $18
2 stainless steel hex screws, $1
Decent drill press, which I needed to buy anyway, $250
You add it up...if I do I will vomit.
The result of this labor of love is a foregrip that weighs less than 10 paintballs. Really.
I need to get this gun on a scale sometime.
Brent.

I just vomited, I added it up.

[sneakyhacker420]

sweet jesus thats one expensive foregrip

[Cryer]

Originally posted by M-a-s-sDriver
The foregrip is possibly the most expensive grip ever. Here is the rundown:
Real Carbon fiber cigar tube from Site Mfg, $50
12 foot 15/16" solid aluminum rod, of which I used a piece 3/4 inch long, $27
Aircraft Industry grade epoxy, 2 quarts, $160
Tap and drill I mysteriously lost and had to replace, $18
2 stainless steel hex screws, $1
Decent drill press, which I needed to buy anyway, $250

Why?

[Ginjiroku]

if I had the money and tools I would do it becuase carbon fiber is cool and light and just awsome but that would be my reason for making a really expensive carbon firber foregrip.

[FreakBaller12]

how hard was it and expensive was it to make the carbon fiber parts

[Cryer]

Originally posted by Ginjiroku
if I had the money and tools I would do it becuase carbon fiber is cool and light and just awsome but that would be my reason for making a really expensive carbon firber foregrip.

I like light, too. But are a few ounces worth several hundred dollars? Not in my book. Plus, Carbon fiber is actually kinda ugly...

[Pariel]

Most of that stuff can be used to do something other than what he did with it, so I don't really think that it was a waste of money. Plus, just being able to say that is INSANE.