Something is brewing

[Dauntless152]

Anyone have any ideas how I can attach an asa ?

[Burris]

look to see if someone can print a dummy mag with threaded inserts.

[Cdn_Cuda]

Maybe gut a mag and put a metal plate in the bottom that has been drilled to match the ASA holes. Attach some nuts to them for the ASA screws?

[Dauntless152]

Yeah that’s what I was thinking. I grabbed a mag cut it apart and JB welded a plate in the bottom . I just have to reinforce it with a couple pieces of aluminum.

[Brokeass_baller]

What if you replace the magazine floor plate with a hunk of aluminum? You might be able to fashion a dummy 12g in there, drill and tap a CP on/off for top air-out like they do on sleeper pneumags.

[Dauntless152]

Came up with something. Let’s see if it works

[Dauntless152]

It’s beautiful. It works, it’s almost finished , but using it on Sunday.

[Brokeass_baller]

This thing is turning out to be really cool.

[Dauntless152]

Thanks! The angle on the ASA may be a little too much but I’m gonna play with it on Sunday and see if I need to put a straight a essay on it versus an angled one

[Trbo323]

I'm so conflicted

I love the idea of this project and like the size and shape of it

I hate that it's based on a tipx. I absolutely hate how those are put together

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[Brokeass_baller]

I wonder how it compares in size to a classic Automag.

[Dauntless152]

Got to use it all day on Saturday , worked perfectly , had a few chops, not sure why , but it ran well with no leaks or anything .

[Burris]

Make us a shooting video!

[Dauntless152]

https://youtube.com/shorts/Pch-7_21_2c?feature=share