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  • dorksquad

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    From One Dork To Another (me To Tom)

    first off i hope that i did not offend you o great tom supreme master of the mag, any way, i posted a thread a while a go about 10-15 deg asa for the mag (http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...threadid=20947), well i made one, and i would like to make some more but before i do i was wondering if i could get cad files for the body rail so i can promptly cut the profile out of the asa, the first one is good but it was kind of just trimming it until it fit right, i am will to sign an confidently form, or whatever you need. also i was wondering if you could point me in the right direction, where i can find the standards for a asa (if there are any) i need to know the thread size and where the pin goes and o ring surfaces and things like that. i know that you are a busy guy, but if you could take some time for a young engineer, it would help me a lot
    chris
  • manike
    INCEPTIONDESIGNS.COM

    • Jan 2001
    • 3820

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    Dorksquad, I think your best bet may be to reverse engineer one. Get your vernier out and measure it (or a current ASA) carefully. Then cut a piece of card to your measurements and see if it fits. If it does great you got it right, if not then you need to adjust it a little.

    Most manufacturers are a little careful about giving out their cad files. If you want the info you may have to reverse engineer it.

    Tom may give it out but don't hold your breath

    manike
    Inception Designs - My new company where Innovation is the Inspiration

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    • AGD
      The man from AGD

      • Oct 2000
      • 5916

      #3
      It's not that critical a part just measure a few or send us your print and we will mark it up.

      AGD
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