For Dented Brass: Valmet Ejection Port Buffer $45

[Oswald2001 0]

Well, I just noticed this from a post on another board.

 

I think they are overpriced, but, anything Valmet costs a lot more than it 'should'.

 

 

http://www.robertrtg.com/valmetbuffer.html

 

 

This is the first time I have ever seen these available from a dealer in 15 or 20 years.

Edited April 23, 2007 by Oswald2001

[BobAsh 582]

We have considered manufacturing a version of this...if there's enough interest.

[wlchase 0]

We have considered manufacturing a version of this...if there's enough interest.

 

I'm interested! Anything to keep operational costs low! (One big reason I've got a Saiga and not an AR-variant in the first place!)

 

Bill !

[JK-47 33]

I sent an email to Blackjack Buffers encouraging them to look into producing a reciever cover buffer last night. I'd be just as interested if Tromix had such a product. Thanks Bob.

[ndomres 0]

How well do they work?

[pogy 5]

I'm certainly interested in buying one with the rising price and scarcity of steel cased ammo. I'm doing a lot more reloading.

Edited April 24, 2007 by pogy

[U.S. Pratorean 1,234]

We have considered manufacturing a version of this...if there's enough interest.

 

If you can make them for a reasonable price, I'd be interested in several. Couple years back I bought some G-3 EPBs for $40 they were originally $80 very very scare now. Got from POF-USA. Thanks...

[Bad Bob 0]

We have considered manufacturing a version of this...if there's enough interest.

I would also be interested in purchasing one. But a word of advice (FWIW, and 'your mileage may vary'): if you design your product so it will function on ANY AK (and I do not know if that's possible), and market it as a 'generic' AK ejection port buffer, you will sell them to a lot of folks that don't even need them, which will keep the price down for those of us who do need them, and maximize your sales...

 

;>)