Posted: 8/23/2016 12:27:33 PM EDT
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Hey There,
First off, I bought your LW receiver set and am really pleased by the quality of the construction and the approach you took to lightening. Very impressive. I am pairing it with a BCM fluted SBR barrel, a light weight rail, and will use as much of your titanium parts as I can. Questions: 1) When is the Sabertube mid length stock (the one that fits your lw lowers) going to be back in stock? A local dealer does have the one with the end plate in stock. Will that one work without the end plate on your lw lower? 2) Do you all make an adjustable TI gas block for a .625 barrel? I am toying with the idea of using a light weight bolt and am thinking that an adjustable gas block might be useful. 3) on your ambi lw safeties. Can they be set up with the big paddle on the right side of the gun? I shoot lefthanded. Thanks for making great products and for your presence here on the board. D |
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Originally Posted By FSG_Machining:
Hey There, First off, I bought your LW receiver set and am really pleased by the quality of the construction and the approach you took to lightening. Very impressive. I am pairing it with a BCM fluted SBR barrel, a light weight rail, and will use as much of your titanium parts as I can. Questions: 1) When is the Sabertube mid length stock (the one that fits your lw lowers) going to be back in stock? A local dealer does have the one with the end plate in stock. Will that one work without the end plate on your lw lower? 2) Do you all make an adjustable TI gas block for a .625 barrel? I am toying with the idea of using a light weight bolt and am thinking that an adjustable gas block might be useful. 3) on your ambi lw safeties. Can they be set up with the big paddle on the right side of the gun? I shoot lefthanded. Thanks for making great products and for your presence here on the board. D The SABERTUBE (Mid Length) / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO is designed to work with receivers with a CAPTIVE Rear Takedown Ping Detent Spring. The SABERTUBE(tm) (Mid Length) / QD End Plate / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO would not work with out the endplate as it is designed for use with the endplate. There is a notable difference in their appearance where the threaded area is. Besides, the endplate does have a Built-in QD Sling Attachment. Also, on the ambi-safety, you can set it up with the long paddle on the side of your choosing. Since I am right-handed, I have mine set up with the long paddle on the left side and the short on the right. |
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Originally Posted By jrs93accord: The SABERTUBE (Mid Length) / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO is designed to work with receivers with a CAPTIVE Rear Takedown Ping Detent Spring. The SABERTUBE(tm) (Mid Length) / QD End Plate / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO would not work with out the endplate as it is designed for use with the endplate. There is a notable difference in their appearance where the threaded area is. Besides, the endplate does have a Built-in QD Sling Attachment. Also, on the ambi-safety, you can set it up with the long paddle on the side of your choosing. Since I am right-handed, I have mine set up with the long paddle on the left side and the short on the right. Originally Posted By jrs93accord: Originally Posted By FSG_Machining: Hey There, First off, I bought your LW receiver set and am really pleased by the quality of the construction and the approach you took to lightening. Very impressive. I am pairing it with a BCM fluted SBR barrel, a light weight rail, and will use as much of your titanium parts as I can. Questions: 1) When is the Sabertube mid length stock (the one that fits your lw lowers) going to be back in stock? A local dealer does have the one with the end plate in stock. Will that one work without the end plate on your lw lower? 2) Do you all make an adjustable TI gas block for a .625 barrel? I am toying with the idea of using a light weight bolt and am thinking that an adjustable gas block might be useful. 3) on your ambi lw safeties. Can they be set up with the big paddle on the right side of the gun? I shoot lefthanded. Thanks for making great products and for your presence here on the board. D The SABERTUBE (Mid Length) / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO is designed to work with receivers with a CAPTIVE Rear Takedown Ping Detent Spring. The SABERTUBE(tm) (Mid Length) / QD End Plate / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO would not work with out the endplate as it is designed for use with the endplate. There is a notable difference in their appearance where the threaded area is. Besides, the endplate does have a Built-in QD Sling Attachment. Also, on the ambi-safety, you can set it up with the long paddle on the side of your choosing. Since I am right-handed, I have mine set up with the long paddle on the left side and the short on the right. Thank you for responding. 1. Please give us a call at 702-802-3588 and ask for Justin to inquire about inventory status. I thought we have some in stock but maybe we sold out already. Should have more in another 4-6 weeks. 2. No adjustable gas block yet. We are using an adjustable Gas Key on our bolt carriers. We will make an adjustable gas block as soon as we can engineer a better mechanism than the traditional set screw. 3. You can install any lever type on any side of the safety selector. It is modular. Thank you. George |
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Originally Posted By wdigeorge:
Thank you for responding. 1. Please give us a call at 702-802-3588 and ask for Justin to inquire about inventory status. I thought we have some in stock but maybe we sold out already. Should have more in another 4-6 weeks. 2. No adjustable gas block yet. We are using an adjustable Gas Key on our bolt carriers. We will make an adjustable gas block as soon as we can engineer a better mechanism than the traditional set screw. 3. You can install any lever type on any side of the safety selector. It is modular. Thank you. George Originally Posted By wdigeorge:
Originally Posted By jrs93accord:
Originally Posted By FSG_Machining:
Hey There, First off, I bought your LW receiver set and am really pleased by the quality of the construction and the approach you took to lightening. Very impressive. I am pairing it with a BCM fluted SBR barrel, a light weight rail, and will use as much of your titanium parts as I can. Questions: 1) When is the Sabertube mid length stock (the one that fits your lw lowers) going to be back in stock? A local dealer does have the one with the end plate in stock. Will that one work without the end plate on your lw lower? 2) Do you all make an adjustable TI gas block for a .625 barrel? I am toying with the idea of using a light weight bolt and am thinking that an adjustable gas block might be useful. 3) on your ambi lw safeties. Can they be set up with the big paddle on the right side of the gun? I shoot lefthanded. Thanks for making great products and for your presence here on the board. D The SABERTUBE (Mid Length) / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO is designed to work with receivers with a CAPTIVE Rear Takedown Ping Detent Spring. The SABERTUBE(tm) (Mid Length) / QD End Plate / BAD-LBS Lightweight Stock COMBO would not work with out the endplate as it is designed for use with the endplate. There is a notable difference in their appearance where the threaded area is. Besides, the endplate does have a Built-in QD Sling Attachment. Also, on the ambi-safety, you can set it up with the long paddle on the side of your choosing. Since I am right-handed, I have mine set up with the long paddle on the left side and the short on the right. Thank you for responding. 1. Please give us a call at 702-802-3588 and ask for Justin to inquire about inventory status. I thought we have some in stock but maybe we sold out already. Should have more in another 4-6 weeks. 2. No adjustable gas block yet. We are using an adjustable Gas Key on our bolt carriers. We will make an adjustable gas block as soon as we can engineer a better mechanism than the traditional set screw. 3. You can install any lever type on any side of the safety selector. It is modular. Thank you. George You are welcome George. |
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