geeman1969
Bearcat
Hi guys n gals
First post all the way from Australia!
And it's going to ask a lot. Weve wanted hi-capacity mags for years since weve seen the clips on you tube made with a desert eagle donor mag.
Well Ive tracked down a company in the States ROI analytics, that split their time between medical instruments and aftermarket mags. Talk about bringing your hobby into your business!
They happen to make desert eagle mags and and they are willing to have a go at putting one together as a pilot to making a batch.
Trouble is he needs a gun to validate the results (told you i was asking a lot) so he wants to borrow a gun for a period of time during the develop ment. So we need to give him a 96 and Im not sure what the differences are for the 77 and deerfield but I guess he will need them too if he has different feed positions to test.
You can follow this autheticity via my post on about every Ruger 44 post on you tube. And then ring: http://www.roi-engineering.net
ROI Engineering LLC
P.O. Box 50545
Irvine, CA 92619-0545
And talk to Joe DeBello about how you can assist his development.
I hope this is an exciting new chapter for the Ruger 44's of which my 96 has been my "go to" gun for th last 5 years. From Rabbits to Hog, It takes them all.
Either that or get back to me here and well discuss more of what is required, but hopefully many a longing will be filled!
Cheers
Gavin
First post all the way from Australia!
And it's going to ask a lot. Weve wanted hi-capacity mags for years since weve seen the clips on you tube made with a desert eagle donor mag.
Well Ive tracked down a company in the States ROI analytics, that split their time between medical instruments and aftermarket mags. Talk about bringing your hobby into your business!
They happen to make desert eagle mags and and they are willing to have a go at putting one together as a pilot to making a batch.
Trouble is he needs a gun to validate the results (told you i was asking a lot) so he wants to borrow a gun for a period of time during the develop ment. So we need to give him a 96 and Im not sure what the differences are for the 77 and deerfield but I guess he will need them too if he has different feed positions to test.
You can follow this autheticity via my post on about every Ruger 44 post on you tube. And then ring: http://www.roi-engineering.net
ROI Engineering LLC
P.O. Box 50545
Irvine, CA 92619-0545
And talk to Joe DeBello about how you can assist his development.
I hope this is an exciting new chapter for the Ruger 44's of which my 96 has been my "go to" gun for th last 5 years. From Rabbits to Hog, It takes them all.
Either that or get back to me here and well discuss more of what is required, but hopefully many a longing will be filled!
Cheers
Gavin
