@@DonnelWilson-sf8hn huh?

@@aethertech reread what I jus said smdh

It does not.

Its a Sharp Shooter Supply fluted bolt, but they don't make it anymore. They currently offer a oval pattern with a centerline accent on their own website. And Kinney's where I got mine from, only has left-handed version available for the Axis. Or a right-handled version with red enamel in the lines, for the 10, 110, 11, 111, 12, 112, 14, 114, 16 and 116 actions. Glades Armory also offers a more 'normal' multi helical fluted bolt.

No problems with mine. Most modern magazines have some slop. There's no difference between using these and not with my gun.

@@aethertechokay noted!! and side by side comparison how big is that gun compared to a s&w m&p full size ? is it good for carry ?

@@aethertechonly asking because they have a masada 9s but its not ambidextrous

random onset thumb pain a few weeks ago and doc told me to try a brace for a bit.

www.thingiverse.com/thing:6726042 Print at least 25% infill, or more - the cylinder for the trigger guard likes to break. Feel free, CC:Attrb:NonCom:NoDeriv

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Turned off stove before eggs left the pan. Its the loud click near 11:30

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I would suggest you direct your question to Taylor Freelance via their website. I can't answer that, I'm just a consumer. A quick look shows they have CZ extensions.

I wouldnt know, i sold it for way more than i put into it :D

Taylor Freelance, Webstore. Or IWI webstore.

it depends on what you're doing with it - i only play creative and build for lore reasons, so if my ship is or isn't survival/pvp ready isn't really my goal. But, from a perspective of knowing a little bit about naval engineering and architecture - heavy ship, heavy landing gear (and lots of it.) Consider what you're building and how it translates into real world applications. Cargo planes, which is the closest analogue to a space freighter, is going to have lots of, and beefy landing gear.

@@aethertech makes sense. I still don’t have a good grasp of atmospheric ships. I only build in survival because I’m a masochist haha, so I’m always trying to make it more efficient. I’m still toying with the idea of converting it into sort of a WWII bomber with a lot of forward thrust and wheels. I have a feeling it might need a lot.

They do not, sadly.

it appears to, yes.

Thanks, I reload a lot so even though I put the rounds through the lee bulge buster its still a concern. Atlantic firearms still has these available for $499. Not sure if that's a good deal or not. Do you know if anyone else that might have the police surplus Jerichos? @@aethertech

I wanted one and was tired of seeing bids on gunbroker, or listings on armslist for $550-600+ , so I just caved and got mine at Atlantic a while back. They shipped it fast, and it was what I paid for.@@mikemike9213

I hear you..I really want a tristar T-120 but cant find them anywhere. I called tristar and they told me they discontinued them 3 years ago :(. The Jericho is cool. Im not really a metal gun guy but I like the lines. Pretty sure I am going to just get one from Atlantic. I just wasn't a fan of the button rifling& the non fully supported barrel b/c I reload. That's a trick Glock does as well w/their barrels so the pistols are less finicky w/ammo and chamber everything but they're potentially dangerous for reloads. Anyway good lookin out making this vid, I appreciate it! @@aethertech

afaik, the surplus atlantic is selling should be 99% polygonal barreled. But you may need to call Atlantic about specifically getting one with polygonal rifling if you want one with it. @@mikemike9213

The normal magazine size is 17, the Taylor Freelance Magazine Extensions add an additional 4-5 round capacity. גודל המגזין הרגיל הוא 17, הרחבות של Taylor Freelance Magazine מוסיפות קיבולת נוספת של 4-5 סיבובים. תורגם עם גוגל.

No, the Slim uses an entirely new proprietary magazine.

they are not compatible.

@@aethertech thanks man ! Glad I just ordered 2 CZ 75 mags ! I read where they will work!

yea, I changed it to a hinged panel access....bit more clangy, sadly.

Yeah, it does add more clanginess to it.

i cant even see it kill my own ships. it kills my computer 😄.

Hi, the solution is quite simple. I put a block (conveyor) between the hinge and the rotor. Then I build the turret housing off that, and only put the railguns (or other weapons) on the hinge itself. At around 1:33 in the video you can see that. I connected the two rail guns to the hinge via a t-junction. Then the hinge is separated by 2(or some number of) conveyors (including a conveyor block) to attach the structure to it to keep it separated from the hinging motion.

@@aethertech thank you I’ll try make my own when I get to play again

only load 5 shells, and actuate the bolt really hard and fast.

I think I understand your question, I think... But the polymer frame is connected to the trigger mechanism through moderate friction fitting and a few pins. There are some rail guides molded into the polymer for the slide to ride against.

I've been thinking about making a very much WW2 naval inspired ship for a while - though it would most likely have a AB/XY turret setup on both dorsal and ventral surfaces, then use some some more custom assault cannon turrets for a secondary battery. A space WW2 battleship, or maybe largecruiser like the Alaskas.

@@aethertech I would think a sci-fi battleship would have all her guns on the ventral side so it can perform orbital bombardment without having to roll the ship. 90° to the side.

@@HaydenLau. single-sided armament is not a good idea in a 3d environment. AND rolling a shop over to perform an orbital bombardment hardly seems like an issue....

@@aethertech I guess. It just looks less cool doing it XD. Could you do a tutorial video on the turret? Also I'm wondering if a triple turret would be possible.

@@HaydenLau. this ship has triple turrets steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2882781949

I will try to remember to do so later.

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