[deepocean]

I'm ready to order my first CrankFire. Which unit is more fun/useful for a 1919a4--the regular one or the spade grip?

How do two handles help when one hand has to be on the crank? Are the spade handles somehow useful for stability?

I'm interested in improving functionality. If the spade grip helps, I will use it even if it is not original to the 1919a4. If it is just a cosmetic accessory, I will not spend the extra money to get it.

Those of you who use the CrankFire, please give tell me which one you prefer, and if you would buy the same one if you had to buy it again today.

 

[TARGSHOOT]

i have all 3 generations of crank fires and the spayde crank wins by a long shot. all of mine are 6 lobe. i also have a set of crankfired twins that are just awesome, just real expensive to shoot right now. its very addictive

 

[JS_70h]

I haven't used any of the Crankfire units, but I do have an Ohio Black Sheep crank. I chose it over the Crankfire because it has a much smaller profile, and I've been very happy with its performance.

 

[deepocean]

i have all 3 generations of crank fires and the spayde crank wins by a long shot. all of mine are 6 lobe. i also have a set of crankfired twins that are just awesome, just real expensive to shoot right now. its very addictive

Is the latest generation the 6 lobe?

 

[TARGSHOOT]

YES it is 6 lobe

 

[CLP]

Just keep in mind Emory makes a A6 attachment for the 6 lobe crank.

 

[patriotpa]

The Ohio Black Sheep crank looks a LOT better. More like it belongs there instead of a big box clamped to your receiver.

 

[Upandatum]

Emory's 6 lobe spade grip crankfire is craftsmanship at it best. I'm a very proud owner.. I just wish I was also the owner of another 4 or 5 thousand rounds of ammo for the weekend.....

Tim