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  • Murdoc555
    Rockin and Cockin
    • Jun 2022
    • 73

    #1

    Help with asa/45 grip angle

    Hi all, not new to the game, but have been out for about 8 years and wanting to get back into it, and so much has changed. I'm wanting to get rid of the angle on my 45 grip phantom so that the stock or tank is a 90 degree or as parallel with the barrel as possible, no angle. Can that be accomplished with a drop forward or do I need some sort of mounting block?
  • Hellion360
    Power Lurker
    • Jul 2020
    • 2498

    #2
    There is a mounting block to accomplish this, basically a spacer.
    Pretty sure this can also be accomplished using the basic ASA from CCI. It has the proper angle.


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    • Murdoc555
      Murdoc555 commented
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      Thanks for the response. I did see those mounting blocks, but they're out of stock everywhere I've seen. Thanks for the advice, I'll keep looking.

    • Handy
      Handy commented
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      I'll have to double check and see, but I may have 1 or 2 laying around.
  • frd333do33
    Rockin and Cockin
    • Jul 2020
    • 50
    • Orange County, CA

    #3
    Apoc4lypse used to 3D print a nice wedge to get the stock parallel with the barrel. He's back now, but his website is no longer. He's got a new thread. Reach out to him: https://www.mcarterbrown.com/forum/p...-as-we-know-it

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    • Murdoc555
      Murdoc555 commented
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      Thanks for the tip, looks like he’d be handy for a lot of other things too.
  • Grendel
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 1980
    • Lexington, SC

    #4
    Just get rid of the CCI angled ASA and install a traditional duckbill ASA. On a 45 frame the base of the frame is essentially parallel to the top of the frame.

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    • Grendel
      Grendel commented
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      So you bough one that fits on a cocker but will not fit on your CCI? That is weird as they are the same screw spacing both CCI and WGP used the same spacing the odd balls were Spyders and Early LAPCO/Wintec Frames.

    • Murdoc555
      Murdoc555 commented
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      Yes I thought it was strange too, the screw holes were inline, but the bottom of the grip was not at an angle that would allow it to fit.

    • Jordan
      Jordan commented
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      Phantom .45 blocks have an upward angle on their bottom, about 15°ish? "Straight" duckbills end up angled upwards slightly.
  • jbailey42
    Newbie
    • Feb 2023
    • 2
    • MO

    #5
    Did OP find a solution? In the same boat currently!

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    • Murdoc555
      Murdoc555 commented
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      Unfortunately not, I tinkered with it but got very busy. Please post your solution if you find one.
  • Matt Drown
    NorCal
    • Jul 2020
    • 235
    • Ukiah, CA

    #6
    FYI, this is the wedge like device that was mentioned - https://baccipaintball.com/mis680.html - This is the wedge to remove the 15 degree angle. This one looks like plastic, I used to have an aluminum one years ago (long gone).
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    • Jordan
      I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
      • Jul 2020
      • 3508
      • Southern Ontario, Canada

      #7
      Use a Tippmann M98 duckbill... they have the right angle on them.

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      • Matt Drown
        NorCal
        • Jul 2020
        • 235
        • Ukiah, CA

        #8
        Most normal duckbills should work fine, but a wedge allows you to use your matching annodized bottomline
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        • Jordan
          I. Am. Canadian. 🇨🇦
          • Jul 2020
          • 3508
          • Southern Ontario, Canada

          #9
          Originally posted by Matt Drown
          Most normal duckbills should work fine, but a wedge allows you to use your matching annodized bottomline
          With all the other duckbill ASAs I've tried, the position of the bottomline holes won't allow a duckbill to mount up - they're like a 1/4" too far forward, the body of the duckbill hits the back of the frame first.

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          • Sherwoodsghost
            Bet you can't beat Dukes
            • Dec 2024
            • 34

            #10
            Looking for a wedge/block. Anyone making them these days?

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