If they make a 1913 rail adapter, you could put a Sig MPX stock on it, that would look cool.Originally Posted by driller212
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If they make a 1913 rail adapter, you could put a Sig MPX stock on it, that would look cool.
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Nice mock ups. I think one will need a rifle length operating rod to swap in a longer barrel. Barrel will be constrained by 0.750 gas block size though.
Maybe they can make a DMR version in a couple years with a rifle length gas system. But I'm sure the aftermarket will pop up very fast for this firearm. I'm chomping at the bit to get my mill and lathe set up in the house I just bought. Still haven't taken possession...machine tools are all lonely sitting in a seacan.
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That said, I wonder how difficult it would be to have a longer op rod machined.
Last edited by DaveMachine; 02-07-2018 at 05:19 PM.
That's what I'll be looking into as soon as I get my hands on one of these. Problem is, with buying the house I have no spare cash to buy one. But I'm sure one of my coworkers will get one in the first batch. Another thing is aftermarket bolts. I don't think I'll try that myself - I'm sure I can machine it but those small-lugged bolts need excellent heat treating. I'm sure someone will start making them available in different case head sizes.
Probably not too difficult. If we all back this project and help flood Canada with these I'm sure aftermarket support will create whatever we could possibly dream of.
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Put a G36 stock and handguard on it as well as a top rail
Could also try a top mounted charging handle like the real g36....
This is just the beginning and I think most are wanting way too much right off the bat. Give it some time for aftermarket support to catch up. I'm sure after the rifles are on the shelves and on owners hands there will be options available.
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Please do not delete the ambi-charging handle design. I pre-ordered a gun with the option for a left or right side charging handle and I'll be pissed if a bunch of internet trolls who didn't even purchase the gun get to decide how this gun is manufactured.
We're not taking these things to Passchendaele, if you want something that is mud-proof, buy an AR!
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