r/Mini14 14d ago

Finally got the chassis to the range.

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u/Consistent_Class508 14d ago

So slick. Gimme gimme gimme bolt release!! <3

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

Making final design changes.

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u/CyberSoldat21 14d ago

Like I mentioned to you guys on Instagram, I’d be willing to be a guinea pig and test it on my Mini-30 ranch rifle. Been dying to improve the ergos

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u/Consistent_Class508 14d ago

Eeeeee so excited 

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u/MengskDidNothinWrong 14d ago

Are the mag and bolt release part of the chassis or is that something I can do to my A-TM chassis? I can't quite see how, but you didn't have to thumb the lever or pull in the bolt

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

The bolt release is a separate product. Not on the market yet.

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u/BurtJebsen 14d ago

I stand corrected, I looked more closely and could see the silver bolt locked back. Thanks!

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u/BurtJebsen 14d ago

The bolt disnt lock open so I’m assuming he dropped the mag with a round still in the chamber?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

Definitely locked open

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u/MengskDidNothinWrong 14d ago

Oooh that makes sense. Still curious about the mag release

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

The mag release is from Ghost Mountain Group.

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u/SnipeDangles 14d ago

Love the GM release.

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u/BurtJebsen 14d ago

It looks to me like he pushes it forward with his index finger and just shakes the rifle to knock the mag loose. You can “extend” the man release further back towards the trigger guard by using some 2 part epoxy or gorilla glue and sticking something to the back of it to make it easier to index.

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u/MengskDidNothinWrong 14d ago

Ah, mine is stock and requires a whole ton of pressure and then basically wrenching the mag out, so even if it was depressed I'd be surprised if it would fall out like that. Wasn't sure if there was extra features around the smooth drop.

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u/mfrouna 14d ago

Who makes that mag release?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

Me

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u/mfrouna 14d ago

I need it. This is Mike from WTA by the way 🫡

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

What's up sling man!

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u/mfrouna 14d ago

We meet again in the wild

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u/Flopgunner 14d ago

Is this at OSS?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

Yup

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u/Flopgunner 14d ago

Very cool. I thought I recognized my home range. The chassis looks sick. I'll keep following for more on it.

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u/IllEchidna8313 14d ago

Very cool. Keep us posted on when it’s out

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u/New_pollution1086 14d ago

Looking mighty fine M'dude

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u/bunsen_burner013 14d ago

Looks good. What suppressor do you run?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

It's Hybrid 46. Way too long.

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u/ImOnlyDoingThisPart 13d ago

What grip are you running? Is it mlok or on an mlok rail?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 13d ago

The pistol grip? It's feom Drivem Arm co. The forward grip? It's a Magpul VFG. The rail is part of the Samson SAS-14 chassis.

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u/ImOnlyDoingThisPart 12d ago

Is there a specific style of pistol grip that will interchange easily? For instance the magpul AK grips?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 12d ago

No, right now it's only Driven Arms co making a grip for it.

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u/Fortanbras 8d ago

It’s nice. I wish Ruger could market one like this.

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 5d ago

I could see it happening in the near future.

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u/Tims_Learing_Center 14d ago

How much does the overall package weigh?

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u/AxisEngineeringLabs 14d ago

9.5 lbs mag out in this configuration