Introducing the Micromag 2009

[Engus]

dend, it was to get rid of the gap between the breech and body for a better look. it probably would have to be a full channel though. it could just be a recessed circle where the detent would be since the breech is lowered in place.

and off-topic : ptp is a couple blocks from Forest Ave. ? (yellow road just south of the "A")
google map at ptp

[zondo]

Deposit sent.

I love Portland, ME. What a beautiful area! And you can't spit on a corner without hitting a brewery or pub!

[Looper]

dend, it was to get rid of the gap between the breech and body for a better look. it probably would have to be a full channel though. it could just be a recessed circle where the detent would be since the breech is lowered in place.

and off-topic : ptp is a couple blocks from Forest Ave. ? (yellow road just south of the "A")
google map at ptp

At that intersection take a right and then your next driveway right. You should call or email them before you drop by just to be courteous and make sure they are there. Oh, and plan on at least a couple hours, there is a lot of stuff to view.

[Severe]

I hate to add to the abundance of requests already here, but could you illustrate/describe how the 45 degree setting will work. Will there be a basic feedneck attachment that will then be utilized by a elbow?

I'm one of those few 'freaks' who actually uses a red-dot on my mag and having hopper left or right is ideal for me.

Even if I don't buy, thank you PTP for all of your efforts on behalf of the 'mag community.

[Chris Nearchos]

Just an idea to toss out to ptp (might help with the battery case issue). Since I have been asked this a few times already, thought I might pass it on.

if you would want to redesign a new battery pack to fit the design, I would be more then willing to do the battery work to fit the new casing. I can use nice small size Li-ion cells to fit any design, so you wouldn't be restricted to a huge battery.

-Chris

[GRimm]

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[ZoomZ@PTP]

I hate to add to the abundance of requests already here, but could you illustrate/describe how the 45 degree setting will work. Will there be a basic feedneck attachment that will then be utilized by a elbow?

I'm one of those few 'freaks' who actually uses a red-dot on my mag and having hopper left or right is ideal for me.

The 8 point star pattern on the breach block and front block allow you to set the breach block at 90L , 45L , Vertical , 45R and 90R and bolt the gun back together .

Very simple and easy to do .

The channel below the breach block is the only way i could get the detents to clear the body when the breach block is at 90L and 90R .

The lower rail thickness is .235 , allowing just enough thread depth for the front grip screw and being made of 7075 give us the strength and hardness to eliminate any flex or bending .

[Engus]

At that intersection take a right and then your next driveway right. You should call or email them before you drop by just to be courteous and make sure they are there. Oh, and plan on at least a couple hours, there is a lot of stuff to view.

im not making a trip to maine anytime soon, I just thought it was a funny coincidence that Forest ave was close by.

[Forest_ptp]

I hate to add to the abundance of requests already here, but could you illustrate/describe how the 45 degree setting will work. Will there be a basic feedneck attachment that will then be utilized by a elbow?

I'm one of those few 'freaks' who actually uses a red-dot on my mag and having hopper left or right is ideal for me.

Even if I don't buy, thank you PTP for all of your efforts on behalf of the 'mag community.

We need to include the feed tube in the drawings (7/8" tube - Angel threads). 45 will allow you to use a standard loader elbow. Don't forget that Armson sights can be used behind a vertical feed: www.armsonusa.com.

[doc_Zox]

since the feed doesn't rotate, but is aligned into the various positions, do you need the detent slot?

wouldn't a detent hole in the center and a relieved edge for the 45 positions work?

[zondo]

Is that the guy from Minority Report in the background?

[ZoomZ@PTP]

Looks like Nero .

[Tracy_ptp]

since the feed doesn't rotate, but is aligned into the various positions, do you need the detent slot?

wouldn't a detent hole in the center and a relieved edge for the 45 positions work?

The feed does rotate!!

[zondo]

With all the meat left on the body, couldn't you just mill some picatinny rails on to it?

[ZoomZ@PTP]

With all the meat left on the body, couldn't you just mill some picatinny rails on to it?

Nope