Waffenampted follower ??

G.T. · 03-06-2004, 06:45 PM

Hi Doubs! It is somewhat of a mystery to me... It is definitly robust & very well made, as you stated earlier... the flat bottom would make it seen as if it were designed to be dedicated to the zig-zag type spring of the "122" "fxo" type mag... the lightening cuts in the bottom resemble cuts on followers also used in these type mags, although the ones I'm familier with are more of a straight plunge in a series of steps rather then end milled flat... another unusual feature of your follower is the deep side relief for the tip of the follower button shaft, where it is normally rivited flush, or just expanded... I don't recall ever seeing a follower like the one you picture..it is pretty neat though.. and gives me some ideas as to our planned follower production! thanks for the look Doubs! Sorry I can't be of more help...maybe Tom knows where it comes from?? Til...lat'r....GT

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03-06-2004, 06:45 PM	#1
G.T. Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Chandler Arizona Posts: 3,542 Thanks: 1,342 Thanked 3,750 Times in 1,021 Posts	Hi Doubs! It is somewhat of a mystery to me... It is definitly robust & very well made, as you stated earlier... the flat bottom would make it seen as if it were designed to be dedicated to the zig-zag type spring of the "122" "fxo" type mag... the lightening cuts in the bottom resemble cuts on followers also used in these type mags, although the ones I'm familier with are more of a straight plunge in a series of steps rather then end milled flat... another unusual feature of your follower is the deep side relief for the tip of the follower button shaft, where it is normally rivited flush, or just expanded... I don't recall ever seeing a follower like the one you picture..it is pretty neat though.. and gives me some ideas as to our planned follower production! thanks for the look Doubs! Sorry I can't be of more help...maybe Tom knows where it comes from?? Til...lat'r....GT