[BeltFedPlus]

I'm working on a short run of 4 aluninum adaptor plates that convert the M7 to link .30-06 / 7.62mm / 8mm. Requires no modification to the existing linker (other than removal of the pins and front guide plate)and installs in about 15 minutes. It links 16 rounds at a time. Price? $99.00 plus shipping. I'll be shipping next week.

Regards,
Tom

 

[Rory]

i already asked for one, but this is to make sure that i am included

 

[BeltFedPlus]

Yep, Rory, you got the 1st one. There are 3 left.

Have an awesome day

Tom

 

[L999here]

....Nice....!!

Nicely done adaptor....email sent....

 

[BeltFedPlus]

Thanks for the compliment. I'm also have the M7-2 which is for the M13 link.

Going to be shipping linkers the last week of the month. I've got more material on order and that should be in this coming week. I'm enjoying 2 of my grandsons and my daughter and my SIL right now.

Best Regards,
Tom

 

[sdk1968]

so do you make just a regular 50bmg linker??


price?

 

[Rocky]

Put me down for one of the M7 adapter plates please Sir.

 

[BeltFedPlus]

so do you make just a regular 50bmg linker??


price?

Hi,

The reality is that if you have an M7, you already have the heaviest linker out there for the .50bmg. If your going to use it to link more than one caliber or style, I can build a .50 cal adaptor that would change back to .50 in about 2 minutes so that you could install any plate I make in about 2 minutes. Currently I'm looking at a .510 DTC plate, so anything that is .50 bmg or smaller is possible. I suppose if I hand a belt, I'd try to load a belt with it 16 at a time. I just use that base for all my other designs since I don't have to improve it at all. And typically they aren't very expensive (about $75 plus S&H). I only produce adaptors for the M7 to whatever your needs are. I'm looking for a supply of M7s to sell as well.

Regards,
Tom

P.S. Rocky, I've got you down for one. (M7-1 or M7-2?)

 

[sdk1968]

nah i dont have the M7.... or any linker for my 50bmg.... been using cloth belts.

but would like to have a linker at a decent price, so let me know if you start selling the M7 or a copy.

 

[L999here]

...cloth belts,....hmmmm...?

So you load these cloth belts for the .50 BMG by hand...? Or do you have the Colt 1920 .50 BMG belt loader....? Please advise.......email sent

 

[sdk1968]

actually ive got a really nice belt loader from BEFU right here on this board.

he offers them for sale here.

its a single round loader, but with just a little practice ive got pretty daggone quick with it....

 

[BeltFedPlus]

Loading belts especially .50 cal. poses a challenge. I'm wondering if it's possible to load 10 at one time in a link loader type device with perhaps come kind of gripping device for the belt? And at the other end would be would there be a market for it?

Regards,
Tom

 

[sdk1968]

not sure on the big 50... but the single round loader is very very nice.

but would love to have a linker for my 50, so i can use either or...

 

[Rocky]

Tom, I think it would be for the M7-1. It's been so long since I have used it I will have to look at it again to make sure.

 

[BeltFedPlus]

Hi Rocky, I didn't mean to confuse you. The designation M7-1 or M7-2 is my designation for the adaptor plate which I make for the M7 .50 cal linker to convert it to something other than .50 cal. M7-1 is my part number for the adaptor plate for linking 30-06/7.62mm/7.62mmR/8mm on M1 or Izzy links. M7-2 is my part number for the adaptor plate for linking 7.62mm on M13 links. It's very likely that M7-3 will be for linking .510 DTC. I haven't seen the links for the cartridges yet. I suppose I could buiild a linker for anything if someone provides the links and some dummy cartridges. Does that help?

Best Regards,
Tom