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Looks like Glock.

Here's some of the testing. https://vimeo.com/1181684421?fl=ip&fe=ec https://vimeo.com/1183299278?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

That and a rear grip AR FCG, FRT and a slow fire upper would be the GOAT.

I'm glad you like it.

I use flickr but the kids laugh at me.

I've been waiting for an aluminum lower. I was hoping Lage would do it.

The hole on the plans are the same size for 380 and 9mm mags, although the 380 zytels were heat formed different at the feed lips. The ZMags don't seem to work as well for the 380. I much prefer the small metal mags for 380. The hole for those is smaller on the plans. New production small metal...

The plans are for the Zeytel and Z mags. The more reliable, metal, small 380 mags does not use that shape or length hole.

https://vimeo.com/1181684421?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Rate Reducer is 1.4 oz, solid 304 stainless steel and black oxide finished. Works with Gen 2 TORO and Non TORO models with and without illuminated dot optics under 1.2 oz. * Non TORO Gen 2 models require suppressors under 7 oz or adding...

Interesting testing of the Rip Mac lever FRT. For those members who have a MPA Defender. Not mine. Hard trigger pull - single shot Soft trigger pull - FRT. VIDEO...

Enjoy.

ODD Rate Reducers to use suppressors with FRTs, now available. Combo RRs and FRTs and save. www.oddmfg.com

Not more than other hosts.

Yes.

The weight is hush hush, super proprietary secrete squirrel stuff. ;) I think threading the take down hole will allow a off set handle for chassis.

I've never broken one but I function test before I shoot them. Lots of people have no clue how they work and don't understand how to function test. They just shoot and break them.

Up to 12K rounds now. No more additional wear on the plastic OEM striker block since 500 rds. Sneak peak at the unfinished inbound Rate Reducers to use suppressors with v7 FRT.

You're going to love them.

Grey Market Research had led the way with the design and product using cheaper Turk guns.

Very nice! I like the design because it will help regular barrels from heating up the plastic.