A.J.P.

It's unwise to post your address on a public forum, David. Send it by pm instead.

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1 hour ago, gazzarM1 said:

Yes I bought it for my Leupold mk 5

Thanks mate - good luck with the sale 👍

Just to double-check - 35mm, not 34mm?

Where are you based in Lincs, mate?

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This mount's currently sold for £335 through Optics Warehouse. Mine's available for £250 shipped by RM Special Delivery. It's brand new, in-box, never used. 

8 hours ago, aradivojevic said:

Great work, if it is your own design and there is no patent on it there is no way someone could sue you, but why to argue with someone. 
Would you be kind to share with us or to email me the design file for it? 
I have very modest experience with fusion360 to design it my own and was looking for this to print for myself and your design looks very good. 

Check out MrCetirizine's Thingiverse link:

https://www.thingiverse.com/mrcetirizine/designs

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Are both Grip Pods polymer legged?

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3 hours ago, markymark said:

Can’t go wrong with either. Both excellent. If you just want a scope mount and to go British, the tier one is the one to go for.
 

However if you think you might want to mount various accessories then go for the spuhr as they have more options and various locations (ie top, 45deg and side) 

100% agree with Mark. You can't beat a Spuhr for the modularity and flexibility that they offer.

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I'd recommend that you contact Nick Hulme at M9 Engineering.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/702423976923191

http://www.magic9designltd.com/tsc-gsg-1911-lbp

Current GSG Products (With 2020 List Prices)
M9 Magwell threaded M6 for rod £175
Racking Handle, Ambi & Dual Angle (0/20) £50
Carbon/Titanium  Extension Rod £60
Pro-Lite Barrel Shroud £65
Standard Barrel Shroud £55
Tool Steel Firing Pin £45
Full Size Full Length Guide Rod Kit £155
--(Titanium Rod Option (made to order)  Add £50)
Accurizer Kit £165
Carbon Fibre Bridge Mount £110
Carbon/Ti Mag Release Extention £38
Custom Stainless Barrel Bushing £95
Stainless Barrel Thread Protector £38
Stainless Moderator Adapter £58
Series 80 Eliminator Plate £15

Custom Drop-In Trigger from £65 
With Post Travel Adjustment 
Additional Options Include; 
Pre Travel Adjustment
PTFE Buttoning to Blade and Bow
3 Reaches (Standard, +3mm & -3mm) 
Over Height Blade for User Fitting 
Custom Reach (User Specified) 
Gunsmith Fit Blank Trigger Blade 
Full Custom Trigger Blade

GSG Parts In Development/Coming Soon
(Pricing to be announced) 
Thumb Guard 
Extended Slide Release
Gas Pedal (for Bridge Mount)
Slide Fixing Red Dot Mount 
L/H Mag Release
+10 Mag Extension Kit
7075 Slide in 3 styles
Stainless Steel Frame

1 hour ago, Ronin said:

Isn’t the CAM based on an straight pull AR 15 action that’s more “conventional” in form 

Not really - it uses the ar15 bolt head, but in a unique way. Paul at Thames Valley Guns has a fantastic report up on his website, detailing one of the older rifles:

https://www.thamesvalleyguns.co.uk/CAM Rifle.pdf

It's my understanding that the current production rifles have a higher quality of finish, and with their carbon/kevlar stocks, are massively(😅) lighter. You can see the current model on the BMS website:

http://www.bmstdgcam.com/the-cam-rifle/4582895221

Really cool set-up IMO.

Cheers guys. I haven't heard back from Alan yet, but if/when I do, I'll msg those who're interested in the CAM Rifle's background.

Edit: May have just found him on FB - I'll message him there.

1 hour ago, Ronin said:

Last time I saw Alan was at a “quarry steel plate shoot” back in 2012 

It seems that he dropped off the face of the Earth soon after that.

I'm aware he hasn't posted since 2013, but I wanted to follow up with him re. his CAM Rifle research. Does anyone know?

Rail now sold. Price of the mount alone, reduced to £250.