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[stickyskunk]

I just bought an EM1 and I wanted to know if you could set me up with a vert asa as the threading is the odd metric spyder propriatary threads. I also want to replace the LPR again is is an odd thread, I want to be able to use a rock or micro rock. Last but not least, I want to cut the trigger frame, ad a 2finger trigger from a bushy, but wanted to know if you could make a replacment trugger guard that would bolt to the tray as the frame does not un-bolt from the body, it's one piece. Anyway, let me know what ya think.

[Rainman229]

Don't take this the wrong way. But by the time your done with everything you'll probably would have been better off selling it and getting something with standard threading and had a double trigger frame already. Yeh i can do it, But it wouldn't have a price tag till it was done.

[pump]

not to but in but you could sell the frame off for MQ pump applications

then pick up a B2K frame which are dirt cheep

also us in the B2Kers have a trayless kit...maybe the ideas might apply?

sorry just thinking out loud again

[Mayvik]

The EM-1 frame and tray are integral parts of the same casting unlike a Bushy, so you can't just remove the frame unfortunately.

[pump]

oh............hummmm what about the tray....would a b2k tray fit on an EM1? then the frame would be able to fit as well


and just ditch the em1.....or.....cut off the tray.....

[Mayvik]

That I'm not sure about...I guess you could probably make a weird hybrid with EM-1 body and a Bushy frame/tray assembly. I thought about the double trigger for my EM-1 but now that I've got it put together it's pretty snappy with just the single trigger so I'm going to leave it like that.

[pump]

oh booo theres the inner dremel operator in you(actually good thing he is)

[Mayvik]

Trust me, I considered it. There's a handy screw inside the tray that holds the trigger return spring on that could be used to attach a bolt-on trigger gaurd, so aside from messing up the finish a little where the guard attaches to the tray and grip, it'd be a pretty simple removal. Getting a blade trigger and larger loop style gaurd (that only attaches in front of the trigger, not at the frame) would be the tricky/costly part.

[pump]

dude B2K parts are at super low prices....for any project i would consider it because its cost hahahahaha and no worries what happens to them

[Mayvik]

True..oh well, like I said, I gave up on it anyway. I can shoot fast enough for my taste by finger-bouncing the single trigger. Without an anti-chop system it'd just turn into a blender anyway.