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Ah ok. I was think to myself why would anyone get rid of a tooley chambered bartlein barrel?
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Hi,
Between 5000$-5500$ with Pelican case, scope mount and muzzle brake is what they should hit the street at.
Barrel change.....it is simply a torqued on barrel. There is nothing special/exclusive/ground breaking on that front.
Sincerely,
Theis
Between 5000$-5500$ with Pelican case, scope mount and muzzle brake is what they should hit the street at.
Barrel change.....it is simply a torqued on barrel. There is nothing special/exclusive/ground breaking on that front.
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
27" MTU contour on 338NM in Sentinel....
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Theis
27" MTU contour on 338NM in Sentinel....
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Theis
Hi,
LOLOLOL...I was just thinking on the order quantity due to McM lead times to Terry..........
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Theis
I have been trying to stay away from this thread. But I have given in...
I want one! Or two!!
I want one! Or two!!
Hi,
I will be glad when we finish some tweaks on the T&E rifles so other people can post in this thread, lolol.
That will let me get focused on:
Phalanx system
Big bore dangerous game lever action
Baby as in 223 size rifle system
**Redacted** system
**Redacted** program
**Redacted** augmented **redacted** system
LMAO, but not...
Sincerely,
Theis
I will be glad when we finish some tweaks on the T&E rifles so other people can post in this thread, lolol.
That will let me get focused on:
Phalanx system
Big bore dangerous game lever action
Baby as in 223 size rifle system
**Redacted** system
**Redacted** program
**Redacted** augmented **redacted** system
LMAO, but not...
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
BUT...today shall be fun, lol....Our insurance company is sending a "security specialist" out to inspect and consult on our security system, protocols and procedures.......
RANDOM EDIT TO ADD:
If anyone here is looking to get into the AR manufacturing business, let me know. I have some things (Pallet full of the tooling and fixtures, among lots of other shit) that I do not need.
Sincerely,
Theis
BUT...today shall be fun, lol....Our insurance company is sending a "security specialist" out to inspect and consult on our security system, protocols and procedures.......
RANDOM EDIT TO ADD:
If anyone here is looking to get into the AR manufacturing business, let me know. I have some things (Pallet full of the tooling and fixtures, among lots of other shit) that I do not need.
Sincerely,
Theis
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Hi,
Some additional "insight" and assistance requested as to projects going on at Hoplite Arms, lolol.
Sincerely,
Theis
Some additional "insight" and assistance requested as to projects going on at Hoplite Arms, lolol.
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
KOPIS (short action) bolts with LM boltface....almost time to unbag and finish spinning and cutting them.
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Theis
KOPIS (short action) bolts with LM boltface....almost time to unbag and finish spinning and cutting them.
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Theis
This Please. The M-27 Plasma Phased Pulse Rifle in the 40 watt range can wait until Fiscal Year 2021.
Hi,
Self recorded video holding my phone real quick to show the removal of the bolt from receiver and it's "manual" bolt stop...
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Theis
Self recorded video holding my phone real quick to show the removal of the bolt from receiver and it's "manual" bolt stop...
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
So we got a lot of questions/comments in regards to why we designed and basically built the receiver system around our OEM version of the Timney Howa 1500 style trigger and such.
Bottom line (Short version):
1. They work great for the intended application of our weapon systems.
2. Fool proof (no pins and shit) installation
3. Adjustable from 1.2 - 4 pounds.
4. They are SAFE.
Edited To Add:
The next video may not be for the squeamish stomach types or the delicate to stuff types lolol....same impact but on muzzle.
Sincerely,
Theis
So we got a lot of questions/comments in regards to why we designed and basically built the receiver system around our OEM version of the Timney Howa 1500 style trigger and such.
Bottom line (Short version):
1. They work great for the intended application of our weapon systems.
2. Fool proof (no pins and shit) installation
3. Adjustable from 1.2 - 4 pounds.
4. They are SAFE.
Edited To Add:
The next video may not be for the squeamish stomach types or the delicate to stuff types lolol....same impact but on muzzle.
Sincerely,
Theis
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Hi,
Ok guys, so we are damn near 1 month post Shot Show and I figured I would take a moment to provide an "Official" update as to where we are at in regards to weapon systems and what is going on.
So in keeping in step with Hoplite Arms philosophy of transparency and dedication to the customer journey; here goes.
As you all can probably figure out pretty fast....we have not sent out any of the independent T&E rifles yet (YES I know it has been almost 1 month) but being honest....we have had/having to redesign a couple things such as:
1. We decided to turn down the OD of our bolt body by 2 thou so that it "feels" a little smoother in the initial bolt cycle when opening and the final bolt cam when closing.
2. We decided to design individual extractors instead of utilizing the same extractor for both receiver sizes. This lets us keep the headspacing tolerances in check and under control.
3. We are still troubleshooting the flex issue of the handguard design. Looks like we are going to end up adding a stiffener ring on each end. Will update that as it happens.
4. We decided to design a "thumb" tab that comes off bottom of the magazine release so that those that like to grip and rip magazines can more easily do so.
5. Once we got into the Sentinel inletting we quickly realized that we definitely need to design an internal chassis to facilitate ease of production when using the Sentinel.
On the bright side..
IMO these delays highlight just how correct our business philosophy was/has been from the very beginning because I get to sit here and type what is essentially a reason for delay update knowing we have not taken any customers money. We are not forced to put the rifles into the customers hands without making the changes first just to meet the delivery deadline, we get to make the changes without affecting the customer directly.
Also---FWIW Hoplite Arms is partnering with Patagonia Ballistics to form a new company all together....Genesis Ballistics (Will update that in its' own thread soon
)
Sincerely,
Theis and the entire Hoplite Arms companies.
Ok guys, so we are damn near 1 month post Shot Show and I figured I would take a moment to provide an "Official" update as to where we are at in regards to weapon systems and what is going on.
So in keeping in step with Hoplite Arms philosophy of transparency and dedication to the customer journey; here goes.
As you all can probably figure out pretty fast....we have not sent out any of the independent T&E rifles yet (YES I know it has been almost 1 month) but being honest....we have had/having to redesign a couple things such as:
1. We decided to turn down the OD of our bolt body by 2 thou so that it "feels" a little smoother in the initial bolt cycle when opening and the final bolt cam when closing.
2. We decided to design individual extractors instead of utilizing the same extractor for both receiver sizes. This lets us keep the headspacing tolerances in check and under control.
3. We are still troubleshooting the flex issue of the handguard design. Looks like we are going to end up adding a stiffener ring on each end. Will update that as it happens.
4. We decided to design a "thumb" tab that comes off bottom of the magazine release so that those that like to grip and rip magazines can more easily do so.
5. Once we got into the Sentinel inletting we quickly realized that we definitely need to design an internal chassis to facilitate ease of production when using the Sentinel.
On the bright side..
IMO these delays highlight just how correct our business philosophy was/has been from the very beginning because I get to sit here and type what is essentially a reason for delay update knowing we have not taken any customers money. We are not forced to put the rifles into the customers hands without making the changes first just to meet the delivery deadline, we get to make the changes without affecting the customer directly.
Also---FWIW Hoplite Arms is partnering with Patagonia Ballistics to form a new company all together....Genesis Ballistics (Will update that in its' own thread soon
)Sincerely,
Theis and the entire Hoplite Arms companies.
Before long you'll be a proper multinational defense contractor producing everything from rifles to plasma cannons.
Hey, I’m new here and don’t see the plasma cannons on your website. How do I order one?...asking for a friend.
Hi,
See the "Defense Procurement" section that ask for a password to view the page?? They are in that section.
Sincerely,
Theis
Hi,
So....in regards to chassis buttstock designs.....
Folder (reversible to R or L)
Retractable (ie Sage M1A)
Everything else being same....
LOP
LOP adjustments
Cheek Piece height
Cheek Piece adjustments, etc
Recoil Pad cant adjustments, etc
Which one liked more?
Sincerely,
Theis
So....in regards to chassis buttstock designs.....
Folder (reversible to R or L)
Retractable (ie Sage M1A)
Everything else being same....
LOP
LOP adjustments
Cheek Piece height
Cheek Piece adjustments, etc
Recoil Pad cant adjustments, etc
Which one liked more?
Sincerely,
Theis
I like retractable better, IF it can be as short as folding, (or at least almost).
The only thing that may make a difference is which one lets you remove the bolt easier?
The only thing that may make a difference is which one lets you remove the bolt easier?
Right side folder for me.
Edit to add: Going with the sentinel, so take my feedback with that in mind.
Did I miss the new patagonia/hoplite thread?
Edit to add: Going with the sentinel, so take my feedback with that in mind.
Did I miss the new patagonia/hoplite thread?
I like a folder that goes over the bolt when folded (can’t be done with the Magpul). How expensive would a protype with the sage like retractable be? I love the Magpul, but the long LOP will always be it’s biggest detriment
Hi,
The LOP with the Magpul is what is driving this conversation right now!!
I should have more on the folder/retractable direction(s) Tuesday.
PM Sent
Sincerely,
Theis
Right side folder for me.
Edit to add: Going with the sentinel, so take my feedback with that in mind.
Did I miss the new patagonia/hoplite thread?
Hi,
Have not missed it...waiting on company logo finalization and website landing page.
Sincerely,
Theis
Definitely right side folder preference here. It just makes the rifle more compact when folded that way, rather than folding on the left side and still having the bolt handle sticking out on the right.
Folder or retractable makes no difference to me, but being able to clean the barrel from breech to muzzle without (re)moving a cheek piece is always appreciated.
Just a question for the bolt side..side folder guys.
Example...if the function/strength/accuracy etc is equal why would you guys vote for folder rather than a retractable?
And vice versa for the retractable guys.
I would think the retractable would be a smaller package because the width stays the same.
Thanks
Example...if the function/strength/accuracy etc is equal why would you guys vote for folder rather than a retractable?
And vice versa for the retractable guys.
I would think the retractable would be a smaller package because the width stays the same.
Thanks
6 in 1 half dozen in the other really. The key to a good folder is the strength of the mechanism when locked. I like folders because they are faster to deploy since they are always set to your LOP. But your point with the retractable stock is valid in reference to width.
All else being equal, folding or retractable wouldn't matter to me as long as you could clean from the breech without changing the settings of the cheekpiece and buttplate.
Hi,
Another "plus" for the retractable that some may not even be thinking about is.....
In States where folders are not allowed.... Just saying.
Sincerely,
Theis
Another "plus" for the retractable that some may not even be thinking about is.....
In States where folders are not allowed.... Just saying
.Sincerely,
Theis
If you do a folder make sure the mechanism is flippable for when you make the left handed versions.
Hi,
Another "plus" for the retractable that some may not even be thinking about is.....
In States where folders are not allowed.... Just saying
Sincerely,
Theis
California doesn’t like retractable either.
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