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  • cellophane
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 433
    • Louisville

    #1

    2003 ProStock Feedneck

    Have an '03 ProStock with what I'm assuming is a press-fit feed neck, that of course none of my loaders fit. I know I can sand down a loader neck, but beyond that are there any good options for getting a lever feed neck? I did find that Trinity made one to go over it, but I haven't been able to find one in-stock anywhere.

    If I do sand the neck, is it just 220 grit and sand until it fits? Or is a coarser grit OK to start with? I'm not keen on breaking the feed neck of a loader if I can avoid it.

    Side note- why aren't these dimensions standardized?! Drives me up the wall.

    edit: you can look at the marker here if you are interested.
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  • shooter311
    Lumbering and loud
    • Sep 2020
    • 1184
    • Maine

    #2
    You can send it in to get a feedneck mod done. They just cut it off and design it to accept any empire type clamping feedneck.

    I haven't had that done, but I believe both BMC Fabrication and MozakMachine offer that service, and I have trusted both with some precious items and they both have done amazing work.

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    • William the Third
      I do cocaine!
      • Jul 2020
      • 1123
      • WNC

      #3
      Bearded Works (superman) also modifies them to take Empire spec feednecks.
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      • cellophane
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 433
        • Louisville

        #4
        Awesome. Thanks 🍻
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        • superman
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          • Jul 2020
          • 3379
          • Mount Pleasant, SC

          #5
          I can machine it for empire spec.
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          • Jordan
            I. Am. Canadian. πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦
            • Jul 2020
            • 3510
            • Southern Ontario, Canada

            #6
            Originally posted by cellophane
            If I do sand the neck, is it just 220 grit and sand until it fits? Or is a coarser grit OK to start with? I'm not keen on breaking the feed neck of a loader if I can avoid it.

            Side note- why aren't these dimensions standardized?! Drives me up the wall.

            edit: you can look at the marker here if you are interested.
            I go a bit coarser - 100 grit - and use the finer grades to fine-tune fitment.

            IIRC, hopper neck dimensions have changed slightly - I'd bet a Revvy would fit fine but everything else will be slightly too large.

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            • shadow191
              Bunker Buster
              • Jul 2020
              • 179

              #7
              I have a 2003, sent it to BMC to get machined down. Very fair price and fast turnaround. Before that I used a revvy, but not all shells will work. I had to replace shell and new one was too big so had to sand it. I sanded down a Halo and it took forever because it was so thick.

              Just get a clamping feedneck, makes things much easier.

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              • Brokeass_baller
                Pick it up!
                • Jul 2020
                • 1129
                • Ohio

                #8
                Nummech did my feed neck mod, but I hear he's unresponsive as of lately. Which is really unfortunate. He does great work.
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                That said, superman ​​does great work, and posts often. He would be my go-to these days.
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