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Thread: Question for the engineers that have access to a milling machine.

  1. 26-07-2012, 10:00 PM #1
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    Question for the engineers that have access to a milling machine.

    Just want to know out of curiosity what sort of dollars it would cost to have an aluminium trigger guard milled for my XS7? just thinking about getting one made later down the track when I have got another job.
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    Can you not buy an aftermarket one? Realistically I doubt it would be cheaper to make one.


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    No aftermarket ones and I do not think I will be able to get a trigger guard sent from the states with it being a gun part, people have been modifying the marlin 925 aluminium trigger guards over in the states as an alternative to the nylon ones that come on the X7. Thought it would be less hassle to get one made over here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hunter308 View Post
    No aftermarket ones and I do not think I will be able to get a trigger guard sent from the states with it being a gun part, people have been modifying the marlin 925 aluminium trigger guards over in the states as an alternative to the nylon ones that come on the X7. Thought it would be less hassle to get one made over here.
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    Get one in or mod one to fit, to machine one as a one off wouldnt be worth the hassel mate
    Quick google an bam.....
    metal trigger guard installation
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