[Dlauth15]

I am wondering if CP makes a CP Continuous Flow Plug to that fits my DM5?

[Dyeballer610]

i dont thinks they did

[greatwolf329]

Cp didnt make one, but 187 made one quite some time back. you may be able to find one in bst here or online somewhere.

[slb061]

greatwolf is right. 187 made a plug, I have one in my DM5.

[Dlauth15]

Want to sell it I can't find on 187 were the plug is. Guess they stopped making it?

[protecpa]

take a dremel and dremel your on off until it's flat, and smooth

it's the same thing.

[nerdcore]

Originally Posted by protecpa

take a dremel and dremel your on off until it's flat, and smooth

it's the same thing.

Not really. At all. What happens if you cut off the knob & the remaining plug gets turned somehow? Won't be able to turn it back w/ no knob. Plus those stock on/offs can be touchy because of the funky side o-ring on em, one of the reasons people buy flow plugs to begin with.

[Silentgrave]

187 has discontinued theirs.

Ståle

[andisblue_]

Originally Posted by nerdcore

Not really. At all. What happens if you cut off the knob & the remaining plug gets turned somehow? Won't be able to turn it back w/ no knob. Plus those stock on/offs can be touchy because of the funky side o-ring on em, one of the reasons people buy flow plugs to begin with.

He could dremel it flat, then dremel a notch into it that a flathead screwdriver would fit in.

[nerdcore]

True. It'd resemble the lpr cap on icd guns. But with all that work, may as well leave it alone.

[Uziel Gal]

And even if he did go to the trouble of doing that, while it may look somewhat like a Continuous Flow Plug, it wouldn't actually have the benefits of one. The CFP entirely eliminates the marker mounted on/off - and the problems that people sometimes have with them; it doesn't just hide the on/off and leave the possibility of problems still occuring with it.