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this build started in 2010 when i first purchased a chord body, then promptly sold it (big mistake) it took me till 2015 to finally get my hands on another one.
chord body
dallara rail
ver frame
rpg foregrip
bl cam drive
(not pictured) aka feedneck and kila detents
lapco barrel
the anno was done by caustic customs
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5830/...727ce95b_b.jpgDSC_5306 by Philip lofaro, on Flickr
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/677/2...b79fa97a_b.jpgDSC_5312 by Philip lofaro, on Flickr
:hail:Oh my Dear Lord...that's my new favorite Mag right there. I would be interested to see some matching Clear Blue grips on that beauty.
Very well done
:hail::hail::hail:
beautiful mag, great job!
:drool: Stunning!
Oh! That's pretty! Nicely done!
pictures need to be resized to something smaller. put a smaller image in img tags, than surround that in url tags so when you click on it to takes you to the full-res pic. or, use the ao image host. you don't put 6,000x4,000 pictures in a forum thread.
I removed the embedded images and left the links.
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Fixed.
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Nicely done!
Very nice.
Curious about the feedneck in the pics? That doesn't appear to be an AKA.
Looks like an Empire Nano feedneck.
It's not. It's missing the cut from the side.Quote:
Originally Posted by lobo_fuerte
This seems like it is Violent Series low-pro feedneck
the feedneck in the picture is a violent low pro, which happens to not fit on a chord body. before anno when i was searching for all the parts i heard that the violent feedneck was compatible with some mags. so i got one and when i tested it out it seemed to fit. then when i got it back from anno and went to assemble everything i noticed that it in fact does not fit, and i had to order the aka feedneck, which fits great. im thinking that when i tested the feedneck what i thought was a proper fit was actually the feedneck rubbing against the first wave of raised milling on the chord body, which happened to make the feedneck feel like it was seating properly, when it was only being wedged in place. so my mistake
ill try and get some re sized images up later