CF-W 9MM Slowfire Bolts

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Got to admit and PLEEEASE excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between the GEN 1 and GEN2 bolts exactly ? Watched a video of the GEN1 and it looked like it functioned well .
 

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Got to admit and PLEEEASE excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between the GEN 1 and GEN2 bolts exactly ? Watched a video of the GEN1 and it looked like it functioned well .

For several reasons the Gen2 replaced the Gen1. First being performance, the Gen2 is over one hundred RPM slower and more controllable and easier to pull singles for those needing that for matches. 620 RPM with 15 coils cut off the OEM main spring and 720 RPM with 10 coils cut off for those looking for a little faster RPM. The second reason the Gen2 came into being is I could not make them fast enough to meet demand with my busy schedule. The third reason is I was using up all of the available OEM bolts and the company making them wouldn't be making more in the near future. The Gen2 is completely machined from a tungsten steel alloy. Hope that fills in some of the blanks.
 

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Just watched the assembly video on the troubleshoot thread and dang that thing looks nice! I didn't think I needed one, but I'm starting to think I was wrong! Great work Coffee, from start to finish you've been top notch.
 

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For several reasons the Gen2 replaced the Gen1. First being performance, the Gen2 is over one hundred RPM slower and more controllable and easier to pull singles for those needing that for matches. 620 RPM with 15 coils cut off the OEM main spring and 720 RPM with 10 coils cut off for those looking for a little faster RPM. The second reason the Gen2 came into being is I could not make them fast enough to meet demand with my busy schedule. The third reason is I was using up all of the available OEM bolts and the company making them wouldn't be making more in the near future. The Gen2 is completely machined from a tungsten steel alloy. Hope that fills in some of the blanks.

Excellent -- Thank You !
 

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Payment sent! Thank you both!

I am so excited... Sad to say the other uppers just may not see much use after this. :)
 

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Those sure are purdy!

Send me the empty crate.

Typical Christmas.

They'd rather play with the box! :silly
 

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For those who didn't make the original cut off date for the CF-W bolt pre-order list...
I'm establishing a new, but separate wait list. Only after all the original preorders have been shipped will we begin to work our way down this new list. I'm optimistic this will occur in ten days to two weeks.

Cost will be $750.00 plus $31.82 for USPS Priority Mail shipping with your package insured for the full purchase amount. An adult signature is required. Credit card use will add a 3.5% upcharge. This price reflects delivery of an assembled bolt ready to drop into your existing M-11/9 upper. Moving forward, all CF-W bolts will be delivered as complete assemblies.

To be added to this new list, send an email to VegasWbolts@gmail.com and put GO TUNGSTEN in the subject line.
Please, no PMs for the wait list!
 

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Wow thats a great price. Despite having to suffer the longer wait, the delivered bolt will be fully assembled (no $87 of extra parts to buy), and only cost $45 more than it cost us early birds.

For those who didn't make the original cut off date for the CF-W bolt pre-order list...
I'm establishing a new, but separate wait list. Only after all the original preorders have been shipped will we begin to work our way down this new list. I'm optimistic this will occur in ten days to two weeks.

Cost will be $750.00 plus $31.82 for USPS Priority Mail shipping with your package insured for the full purchase amount. An adult signature is required. Credit card use will add a 3.5% upcharge. This price reflects delivery of an assembled bolt ready to drop into your existing M-11/9 upper. Moving forward, all CF-W bolts will be delivered as complete assemblies.

To be added to this new list, send an email to VegasWbolts@gmail.com and put GO TUNGSTEN in the subject line.
Please, no PMs for the wait list!
 

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Wow thats a great price. Despite having to suffer the longer wait, the delivered bolt will be fully assembled (no $87 of extra parts to buy), and only cost $45 more than it cost us early birds.
Don't forget the preorder folks paying in cash received $36.00 in free parts and those paying with a CC don't pay a 3.5% upcharge. The wait time won't be substantially longer, but I didn't feel right about creating yet another wait list for a product that didn't exist. It's no longer vapor ware!

When the smoke clears from all the preorders, I probably would have made more money working for minimum wage flipping burgers at the golden arches. May I take your order please? ;)
 

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Don't forget the preorder folks paying in cash received $36.00 in free parts and those paying with a CC don't pay a 3.5% upcharge. The wait time won't be substantially longer, but I didn't feel right about creating yet another wait list for a product that didn't exist. It's no longer vapor ware!

When the smoke clears from all the preorders, I probably would have made more money working for minimum wage flipping burgers at the golden arches. May I take your order please? ;)

Would you like fries with your bolt?

All kidding aside, you've done a fine job and I for one am extremely grateful, THANK YOU!
 

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Don't forget the preorder folks paying in cash received $36.00 in free parts and those paying with a CC don't pay a 3.5% upcharge. The wait time won't be substantially longer, but I didn't feel right about creating yet another wait list for a product that didn't exist. It's no longer vapor ware!

When the smoke clears from all the preorders, I probably would have made more money working for minimum wage flipping burgers at the golden arches. May I take your order please? ;)

Plus we got free shipping instead of paying $30+, plus we got the equivalent of eleventeen kajillion% interest on the funds we had to put up front to be on that wait list, as a special "early adopter" return on investment!
 

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Plus we got free shipping instead of paying $30+, plus we got the equivalent of eleventeen kajillion% interest on the funds we had to put up front to be on that wait list, as a special "early adopter" return on investment!

Not only that, we are getting something real in exchange for 'promises to pay' green paper representing 'money' printed by the boxcar load.
 

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A couple of the lucky ones are getting your bolts today. Concord and Richard Lage to name the couple. :D I test fired a couple for QC and will test fire a couple more. The quality is excellent and I think you will all be very happy. I know Vegas will do a fine job representing the product and I am happy to have him. I see a long friendship brewing.

Enjoy your bolts! :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1oph11Idpc

 

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How many coils were cut off in the above video? What rate of fire, easy singles��
 

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I got mine today... what a beautiful metallic work of art!

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Here it is in the (dirty) gun after swapping it with my previously installed Gen 1 version. It slid into the upper easily and smoothly for what seems to be a perfect fit!

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I'll be uploading some video later that shows the ROF difference between my Gen 1 and Gen 2 and demonstration of shooting singles.
 
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