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We're currently developing a chassis for the 10/22. What do you guys think of this:
- 6061-T6 aluminium construction
- Type 3 hard anodized
- M-lok 100% free float forend
- Accepts AR stocks and grips
We're currently sorting our production and pricing. More details to come shortly.
Yes I know, the rivet.... we have some thoughts on that...
Love it now just waiting on a MP5 chassis for it :-0!!!!!!
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That would be awesome.Originally Posted by bfiles
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Any offerings for those with the Kidd rear tang anchor?
No Sorry, there's no room in the chassis to machine out for the rear tang. Our chassis does clamp down the action for additional support and to improve accuracy which works quite well.
A full length top rail for it too please ?
Any room for a rear QD cup or sling attachment point?
A gun, like any other source of power, is a force for either good or evil, being neither in itself, but dependent upon those who possess it.
like the Leapers UTG Tactical Scout Slim Scope Base Rail without the rear sight cut out
What kind of time line are we looking at ?
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I have a serious phobia of being alone.
I take solace in military tactics because they emphasize teamwork and working with others.
looks nice.
it has to be easy to take down.
I would suggest optionally selling it without grip and stock, that way those of us who want to make our own can not have to pay for those items when we are just going to replace them anyway.
the CGN formerly know as John_in_BC
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