Mailbox surprise.....

Bill Calfee

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Mailbox surprise.....


CYA friends:


I went to the mail box today, storming too hard to go yesterday, and I got a surprise.


I ain't the only one anticipating these new V-3 XP pistols actually becoming a reality...


Thank you Todd Earhart......that was very kind of you.


And they work perfect.



Your friend, Bill Calfee


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Todd sent me a set of vacuum line caps, which are the perfect hardness of rubber.


The 5/16 size will work on my 5/16" diameter legs, but, the 1/4" size is the absolute perfect fit, not only to the legs, but the Eley ammo trays, too.


Man I'm cited....


Thank you again, Todd.



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Doorman

Glad you found ones that work for you. Its funny because I would of bet you would of used at least a size smaller than leg. I always use a size undersize on automotive. The Doorman company that makes that set is a great automotive parts company. They make alot of parts that are usually dealer only and cool assortment kits like those vaccum caps. We are building a V3 but not a pistol 'Yet'. We're taking notes.
Todd
 
Friend Todd E

Glad you found ones that work for you. Its funny because I would of bet you would of used at least a size smaller than leg. I always use a size undersize on automotive. The Doorman company that makes that set is a great automotive parts company. They make alot of parts that are usually dealer only and cool assortment kits like those vaccum caps. We are building a V3 but not a pistol 'Yet'. We're taking notes.
Todd


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Friend Todd E:


You're right, the size smaller works best....


I've got the 1/4" size on my 5/16" diameter legs....


The 5/16" cups would work, but they are not a very tight fit......


And the 1/4" cups fit the Eley ammo trays better than do the 5/16", to boot.



Thank you again......now we have a source for bi-pod leg feet...



My next operation is to make these legs adjustable.....


I believe I'm going to make the adjustment levers like Jeff Patterson intends to do his...


Instead of me silver brazing a handle on a 1/4" x 20 nut, I'll drill and tap some flat stock and carve the levers from it......


Your friend, BC




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This is the way I've made the adjustment nut and handle for years, but, I'm going to try something different on my new MD-PAS triple pistol.



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