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Thanks Gene, I had looked into it years ago but the parts I do require large tanks and with so many colors the room (or lack there of) and the expense of an entire set up it did not seem feasible to/for me, And more importantly I already have plenty of work to do already, Possibly someday a few...

Hey Gene, No I don't do my own anodizing, Sometimes I wish I did though, I hate handing over my parts to someone else, You live in Albany OR?, I have CG Industries do some of my stuff but they have a limited selection of colors, For the rest I have it done in Portland for more colors and bright...

Yes that's the one I just did for Gary....J

2 more for anyone interested.....

Not much activity in the rail gun forums lately so I thought I would post this anno. job on a rail I just finished up.

Both scope bases are sold. More to come later...

I had a barrel on my LV/SP/HV where I won the 100 and LV Grand at the Raton Nationals one year and was in 2nd place the next Nationals in St Louis going into the last 3 groups and shot 3 big groups and thought the barrel went out, I had 5 shells in my loading block after the last target HV200...

Extended scope base [I have a couple extra scope bases not spoken for in this run, They are currently at the anodizers and should be ready to ship out next week, They are clear anodized and are $150 shipped, I also have 2-3 rail gun tops not spoken for with the Integrated barrel block machined...

Not 100% here but I do remember being in the rear of the group photo, Section 7 fifth (last) row far right "Jay Young" Section 8 Back row far left Chris Klumpp,

Yeah Rich, People like change sometimes But we know how that turned out...But us BR guys like to play around with different things, keeps the game interesting, At times nothing ventured nothing gained....J

Rich. For the life of me I can't find the picture of that wider rail top I built but basically it was a tapered I-Beam 2" wider than the regular one with more travel.Besides the fact that he wanted the tapered look it also helped cut down on weight since it was heavier, It was not anodized since...

Rich Many years ago (early 2000's) I made a few rails with 1" wider blocks between the slide ways and I-beam making the whole rig 2" wider and I had 4 slide pins on the Cross bar to accommodate both widths of rails, But you would have to have a special 4 pin crossbar on a bench rotation for each...

Sounds like you are hoarding Bart LOL!!, Are you still just a 6" V block or do you have other configurations as well, Again good shooting...

Nice shooting Bart, Were you shooting a bag gun in UL?

I had a few calls and to be clear this first run of these newer style tops for the rails are going to be for the 8" long barrel block with a 1.750 hole dia., Other configurations will be available at a later date for these type of rail gun tops, Also was asked about the 1" spacers for the slide...

Good to hear from you Jackie, I have a CNC knee mill and have done the prototype on it, I am having a company rough them out for me to take the hogging work out of it, that is the time consuming part with so much metal removal and truing up I-Beams is also time consuming, I like to have a...

I am going to start having an option of making the I-Beam and bottom part of the barrel block made out of one piece so the barrel block will be machined into the beam from a solid piece of aluminum ,They are only going to be roughed out then I will finish them up myself, They will be the same...

Bill, The cam is used to go from the bottom part of the target to the top, Here is a pic. (Left handed rail though) Good luck...J

Bill, I build them with 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" thick plates, I have only built 1 that was 1" and 1 that was 2" because the customer wanted it that way. 1-1/2" is plenty, Good luck...

Rails Mr.T I posted some pictures of plate top rails that I built for testing purposes and for competition,The plates are more expensive than the I-Beam but the I-Beams are a whole lot more work by the time you machine them down to size and true them up, I would rather do plates but people...