Hey all: looking for a 3d printing guru who could print a TiPX adapter for the MG100. I have a ton of those mags, and they are light and less cumbersome. Anyone able to do this?
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I have an idea for a design I want to use for an add-on for a project. But I don't have a DAM mag to measure and test.Comment
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I'm interested too, if someone is still looking into this.Comment
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Yes please!Comment
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I'm thinking about it....
How would you accomplish the release of the TIPX mag, with the adapter remaining in the magwell?Rainmaker's feedback: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/b...maker-feedback
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I'd love a few dozen of these.Comment
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Assuming Zetamags were used, I would think it would work in a similar way to the Engler Zetamag-TMC adapter, where a mag retainer with two little hinged teeth would lock in to one of the many little vent divots on the front of a Zetamag.
Looking at this, I'm not sure if the MG-100's breech would interface correctly with a Zetamag (The MG-100 has that rectangular lip that hangs down from the back of the breech opening), but even if it did, first strike use would probably be impossible, as the TipX magazine would have to be inserted into the MG-100 "backwards", as there's not room otherwise.
STILL might be a worthwile project- the Zetamag allows the neat ability to refill the "bottom" side of the magazine while the top is still in the gun.
Last edited by The Inflicted; 02-10-2021, 11:34 AM.Comment
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I had contacted user: freedummy about a post from 08-20-2020, in the "What did you 3d print today?" thread. Picture is pulled from there. It looks like he made an adapter, which looks like what you mentioned Inflicted, about the mag being backwards. Before anyone spams him with posts, freedummy mentioned making some modifications to the design, and have not heard from them in just over 2 weeks now.
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