He he....made my first RFB accessory :)

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I "get" the 5 round mag.....but changes are a PITA....so I spent the day figuring out this. I made a couple of prototypes out of walnut (I had some ) and then switched to UHMW plastic.

Thoughts?

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Looks great! But, why not cut-out the entire recessed portion?
I think it'd look nicer and I think it'd be easier to grab. Is it structural?

Looks good as is though not a big deal.
 
It looks great, nice design...
How does it attach to the magazine?
Lastly, how much and I'll take 2...

It attaches with a couple pan head screws driven through the floor plate. I did it this way A: because it's easy, and B: if you drill a bit off center, there is some adjustment.

I only made three extras....I'm trying to find a more workable plastic and may make more, but as it sits I'd have to charge 30 bucks each simply due to how long it takes to deal with this plastic type (it melts when cutting....need something cleaner)

Looks great! But, why not cut-out the entire recessed portion?
I think it'd look nicer and I think it'd be easier to grab. Is it structural?

Looks good as is though not a big deal.

I can't cut through just due to the nature of the plastic.... Once I get deeper than about 3/8 the plastic grabs the bit. If I can find better material, right through won't be a problem though. :)
 
I think your original design suited the looks of the RFB better; the recess and the rounded holes matched the lines of the receiver. Just my 2 cents.

Very nice work though!
 
Delrin is a brand name of a plastic called Acetal. Just in case you find it under that name. It machines nicely. ABS is not as strong as Delrin and in my experiance does not machine as well.

Just remembered how much I hate working with Delrin. I have had to evacuate and shut down a factory more than once...it doesn't play well with others lol.
 
The stuff will catch on fire easily and the flame is very hard to see. Not good when a bunch of fluff can accumulate.
 
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