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Field report, it ran flawless, maybe I got lucky?? but like I said flawless

cerakote only, not the bolt and the carrier group areas that have metal contact weren't touched

FDE cerakote added LRBHO and mods to the mag release and safety, Hydro dipped in Shadow Bark

I really like the LRBHO option.Did a quick test as that is all I have time for right now. Prepping rifles and pistols to cerakote and dip for the upcoming show

Any updates of how it has worked out? I installed mine and have been working out the little issues. I did notice the spring supplied just didn't seem to give enough tension(upward push). I wanted the catch to sit up against the rail and it just wasn't getting there. Anyway, I changed the spring with one from a AK parts baggie and it works now. Getting another hammer spring as I need the space and the stock hammer spring slides over the trigger frame and prevents the hammer from coming down low enough. I tweaked that spring but don't want it creeping back over. I am in the process of cerakoting

LOL, well, I was was half looking correctly. I found the last round BHO, that is what I was looking for. So now its time to weld the old pin holes, make the adjustments for LRBHO and decide which camo print to decorate the rifle with

Ok, been living in the HK world for quite some time and I have partnered with a FFL and cerakoter, I do the hydrodipping. So I am tearing down my modified 12 for coat and dip. Going to weld up the holes from the pistol grip change and I wanted to add the BHO open modification as I like the idea. Plan to polish the bolt later as the 10 round mag doesn't feed the first round well at all. I started looking through the dealers here and I can't find anyone expect CSS that has one and I am not sure yet if it is workable on a model with the pistol mod. I have a very early model ( I bought it new fo

1666 FOR ME

Cool. After the e-mail i got. People want to bring out the best they can and well what a mess. don't understand why the few that go thru the pain of wanting to improving something seem to get nail to the cross. Happened to me with my Harley v-rod. Came to point that i don't build on mass production prices. i tell them to buy it from them. My turbo kills the competition and that is good enough for me. I am sure the products are top notch. They are ready when they are ready. I have been waiting for a while now, so when I see the message they are done, we go from there.

Ditto. Have 7 in transfer. Real late and what a mess it seems. never had this issue before. At least the price is well

just wanted the gray to contrast the black. all the rails are usable.

Finally put my finishing touch on the kit. Had a real good friend build the gun. I just finished adding the forearm laser and adjustable front grip on a triple rail. I am now ready for squirrel hunting

Well here is mine finally, complete with laser.

Well, taser is coming out with a round for a shotgun that works similiar to their taser gun. Saw it on future weapons.

I would wait about a week or two before rushing off to buy one unless you must have it now. Word has it there will be some available. Nothing is 100% but that is the info I have

Looked them up. Looks like a plastic spacer with a type of velcro tie down. Is that correct. Just making sure of what I see in the pics. Thanks for help as well.

Is there anyone that makes a dual mag clamp for the AGP mags? thanks

Does anyone know the cycles they work in to produce these. I was told they build so many then re-tool and do a batch of the next caliber and so on. If that is the case, we should be able to figure a general time frame I would think. Any ideas?

Cool, before I get a few of these, I was wondering what needed to be modified to make them work correctly with Cobras bolt open piece he is designing.

Jake, I just wanted to say Thank-you for all you have done with this. I tuly appreciated all the help you have given us.

Jake. sent a paypal for you this morning.

Jake, PM sent for 2 kits with the SAW grip. Thanks streetrod

None taken at all, just seen alot of people asking and I am sure he will post when he is ready if he decides to do this one more time.

I second that, putting these kits together is alot to do especially when he had to send a needed part that tapco forgot to give him in the first round.

Just curious, how do these load up. I heard somewhere that the first round being chambered was sometimes difficult. Don't remember where I heard so I am asking.