where can i find some milled rails at? i am going to built a ule mag and need a rail does it matter which one i get im not to sure what front grip i want yet?
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Different rails work with different bodies and foregrips. They are not universal.. as for finding rails, check Bst forms in mcb AO or pbl. Then once you have one you will need to have it milled
So I'm putting on a ule on a minimag classic rail. I can do this, yes? I just have to pop out the twist lock piece. Then i want to put on a 15* ASA from RPG, will that all work with the minimag classic rail?
So I'm putting on a ule on a minimag classic rail. I can do this, yes? I just have to pop out the twist lock piece. Then i want to put on a 15* ASA from RPG, will that all work with the minimag classic rail?
Yes sorta, they should in theory...but not always the case. It may take a little sanding or grinding to make the body and rail sit correctly. As for the asa just make sure its for am/mm and not rt pro
Yes sorta, they should in theory...but not always the case. It may take a little sanding or grinding to make the body and rail sit correctly. As for the asa just make sure its for am/mm and not rt pro
A lot of different parts were and are being made; it just depends on what you end up with. With that said if something is not matching up a machinist can fit it for you. Much of those services I offer.
A lot of different parts were and are being made; it just depends on what you end up with. With that said if something is not matching up a machinist can fit it for you. Much of those services I offer.
Take it from a fellow mager...Luke does excellent work.
Yes sorta, they should in theory...but not always the case. It may take a little sanding or grinding to make the body and rail sit correctly. As for the asa just make sure its for am/mm and not rt pro
This is not exactly the best advice.
If you have to sand a part to get it to work/fit, I'm pretty sure you're doing something wrong. Doublecheck and make sure you know what you are doing. AGD parts tolerances are very tight.
+1 for Luke. the rails he's done recently are very nice.
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No sanding no special machine work and only 18 BPS without trying.
Like everyone's said, Luke and Rouge make some excellent parts.
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