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Posted: 7/27/2005 6:40:12 PM EDT
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fixing what isnt broken? I guess it's cool..but needless imho, to each their own. Nice work there though gentlemen.
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I would like that on mine colored of course,I have done my HKs that way and I like it,especially on my dissipator.wanna do it?
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I think it would look kind of neat with it red on top of the anodizing.
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I agree, before they sent to anodize they wanted some feedback, they made these around .030-.050 deep so red/white paint or wax could flow into them. I will get a few anodized and post with some color. I am sure this will be an option so you could go with standard lettering or pictograms. Being a HUGE HK fan I really like the looks (even if I cant have full auto in this GOD FORSAKEN STATE!) Robert |
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The green on the center one is off the hook! I saw another post where the guy was melting the crayon in with a heat gun....getting ready to try one but my nine year old threw a fit when I was searching through her friggin 300 piece crayon kit...like she was ever going to use or miss "mango tango and dessert tan" Robert |
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I like them, but what about possibly putting it inside a box like the ones on HKs?
Or are there legal issues with copying them outright? Good to see Superior is reacting to consumer demand (and VERY quickly I might add) Cheers WIZZO |
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Uppers are a work in progress and very close to market. I won't say a hard date.. but keep your eyes on the equipment exchange for Superior Flat-tops soon.
Leo Williams Superior Arms |
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I saw a couple that were brought out to a shoot by Leo and Robert. Darn, he beat me to the draw. WIZZO |
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Ok first of all your tag line of Tapcorize your AK has me laughing my ass off...second as soon as they are available I will post for sale. I have a couple complete rifles done by them I will be posting for sales soon....SWEET RIFLES! WIZZO your tag line is great also! Robert |
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I like the original design Tom Sawyer Manufacturing had going with the 30 next to the bullet or even the same style that HK has on their firearms. I don't like the three bullets on top of one another, the dots, or lack of boxes around on the engravings. Another thing you might want to note is that the bullets in this design are not all the same size. Just my two cents.
Sammy |
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How come no one likes the dots? I think that is what makes the lower stand out as a superior.
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I like the dots on the lowers that are marked "Safe" and "Fire", just not on the pictogram ones.
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I would have made it a little larger and raised them above the detents
Your on the right track with what you have, just a little fine tuning is needed now |
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I like that Superior is both doing pictograms and is asking for market feedback.
However, as I've thought about the pictogram issue, I've never been settled on how one would depict full-auto. Obviously, you can't have a pictogram with 30 bullets, and if you have one bullet and the number 30, then what about 20-round magazines? If you show only three bullets for full-auto, it seems to me it would indicate a three-round burst. There's got to be some other clever way to depict full-auto with a pictogram. John |
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I suppose we could always do an EMPTY box for auto..... I must admit I don't really ge why HK puts the boxes around theirs... Just because someone else does it that way does not mean its the only way. We want your feedback... but Room is limited. The 3 bullets is a compromise between the G3 photos I have seen and space available before the forging contour starts dropping rapidly. The biggest thing to me is that pictograms lowers are " multi lingual" and ready for export to a foreign land.
Leo Williams Superior Arms |
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I'd remove the dots, but I really like the pictograms that were chosen.
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I happen to like it!
I'm also very pleased with my Superior Arms lower that I purchased from RBPRECISION. Robert - When the flat top uppers are ready I'll take one along with a matching lower! |
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four bullets in a row? the way HK does it is like 6 bullets in a row. i like the HK416 auto marking with the bullet and the 30 next to it though... Mr. Williams, is there any word on the price or if there's going to be boxes around the bullets? |
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Yes on both sides, nice photochop by the way! Robert |
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the crayola thing doesn't work in AZ... Set gun in sun during summer and it just drains out...
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Why the hell would anyone want to use Crayon???? Can you say "Paint"??? |
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Feel free to paint yours, I like mine the way it is, thank you.
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The open ended box with just a single bullet shows full automatic to me, whereas a closed box shows semiautomatic fire.
I would like the boxes and no dots, but either way I'm apt to getting at least one. yakrat101 I also liked the Roman idea though. |
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Agreed. |
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Good Lord Jesus, Mary, Joesph and Eugene Stoner
For the life of me I don't get the desire to give the impression of a fake MG. To each his own. |
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Thanks Big-Bore, nice pic, where can I get one of those rear sights? I am leaning towards the 30 and boxes, no dots. Robert |
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I guess I'll wait until these go into production before I order my 2nd Superior lower. Very happy with the one I have now. Voted I like it, lose the dots.
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I'll bet ya a lower that if you do that, you'll get more interest I also would LOVE on of those HK BUIS's...I hope they start releasing them to the public or some other company starts making them if the HK416 fails... |
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Ok here is my thought.
Have to lose the dots. The boxes have been done so no dupes. The X through the bullet for safe is cool. Then for Semi auto have two bullets slightly spaced in a row. For full auto have five or more nose to tail in a row. |
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no dots with the boxes.
but im damn sure if you dont have the boxes they will still sell |
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