Logic Ultimate Mechanical Mag Frame

[CoolHand]

OK Guys, I've gotten the price nailed down, so here is the skinny.

I wanted these new mech frames to be a viable alternative to the AGD Intelliframe, and the price reflects this.

Just $105 for Black, Red, or Blue!

Click Here to Order.

Same drill as always with new stuff, if you get one bought before they go to ano you can choose any solid color for no extra charge.

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[mag88888]

wow, i want one! nice work coolhand, you just keep thing coming!

[tropical_fishy]

Very nice Job, Ryan!



-Derek On Trop's Name.

[Arstron]

I still am not sure about the frame, but I am not making any judgments on it until november 12th

[UTDragun]

I still am not sure about the frame, but I am not making any judgments on it until november 12th

If it is anything like the last one he made, which im quite positive it is, it will be awesome.

[davidmoore714]

questions

Im new to the mag world (still waiting on delivery of my very first one) so forgive me if these are stupid questions... but will this frame accept the same mod as the intelliframe with the microswitch linked to a loader? And will this frame work with any mech mag rail without modification to either the frame or the rail?

Just curious. Thanks.
DM

[CoolHand]

Im new to the mag world (still waiting on delivery of my very first one) so forgive me if these are stupid questions... but will this frame accept the same mod as the intelliframe with the microswitch linked to a loader? And will this frame work with any mech mag rail without modification to either the frame or the rail?

Just curious. Thanks.
DM

Yes, you can intellifeed this one the same way you would an Intelliframe. Same parts, using the same instructions.

It will mount to any rail, and work just fine, however, if you try to use one on a classic rail, you won't have any place to mount a foregrip. The trigger guard is so big that there just isn't room left up front to mount one.

If you have a classic RT (the old original RT with the gas-thru rail), I will need to have the old frame sent down here so I can open up the rear frame hole to work with the Banjo Type Field Strip Screw.

[mag88888]

sooo its $130 with grips?

[CoolHand]

sooo its $130 with grips?

Yeah, those SP grips are $25.

BUT, they take any regular .45 style grips, so you don't need to buy them from me. I just have a steady supply of the SP grips. If I could find a good stock of those old DYE grips like AGD ships on the IFrames, I'd go with them and just include them in the price, but I can't find them anywhere.

If enough people want them I can also get the 32 deg knockoffs, which are much cheaper.

Honestly, I just figured everyone would have .45 grips laying around, so they would want to buy the frames bare.

[luke]

It will mount to any rail, and work just fine, however, if you try to use one on a classic rail, you won't have any place to mount a foregrip. The trigger guard is so big that there just isn't room left up front to mount one.

Where there's a will there's a way.

[CoolHand]

Where there's a will there's a way.

Oh yes, there is always a way. It's just not a bolt-on solution for the end consumer.

You know me, I'm always down for the custom work, but it's never as simple or as fast as just buying a piece and bolting it on.

[Arstron]

just wondering, how much bigger is the trigger guard compared to an intelliframe? In all honesty the big trigger guard is whats kept me away from both frames.

[CoolHand]

just wondering, how much bigger is the trigger guard compared to an intelliframe? In all honesty the big trigger guard is whats kept me away from both frames.

About a quarter of an inch (0.25"), 5/16" at most. The mechanical version doesn't have as big a guard as the electro does (even though they are similarly shaped).

You're dismissing it because of looks, but just wait until you shoot an electro with a trigger guard big enough that you don't hit your finders when walking the trigger. You will feel a difference.

It really helps me maintain my rhythm, and I have gotten a lot of compliments back from guys who bought the Shocker frames saying the same. The big guard looks a little goofy, but it is functional, even on a mechanical marker. If you're not running into the trigger guard, you're more likely to maintain your rhythm, which in turn helps you maintain your ROF.

[luke]

Oh yes, there is always a way. It's just not a bolt-on solution for the end consumer.

You know me, I'm always down for the custom work, but it's never as simple or as fast as just buying a piece and bolting it on.

What I was thinking is that the original rail has the dove tail side mount.

[CoolHand]

What I was thinking is that the original rail has the dove tail side mount.

Oh snap! That's a hell of an idea actually.

Slide on and clamp down.