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Rost Martin R1MF comes to Califnoria

The Original Bob Sled AR15

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I've had mine for a while and used it today for the first time in a long time. It was a very satisfying way to shoot from the bench, enough that I thought I'd share this with some of you may have never tried it.

I like it and recommend trying it!

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Funjeff said:
The original "fixed mag".
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I'm using it with a DYI maglatch because they are just too much money for something I can make myself.

1/16 thick cutting disk for the dremel and tiny piece of scrap 1/6" thick sheet metal to make a key, and you're good to go.

This is a photo of the maglatch kit that cost $60 plus shipping.
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The bobsled is also kind of expensive and can be a DIY part, but it has that spring loaded pin that actuates the bolt catch and that complexity makes it easier to justify imo.

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