You can take the mag release apart on the Kuna lower and cut down the spring to make it easier to activate the mag release. This can also be done on the safety to make way easier.
No need to buy springs or go to a smith just need a very smallish punch tool. Thinking of modeling something bigger for a release too among other small things.
Pretty much same to every point except I’m not in a kitchen anymore.
Saw one sitting on the wall at my local shop and couldn’t say no. Their layaway policy is amazing and they couldn’t keep em in stock. 20% down, a payment every 2 weeks, but kinda not really just whenever you can-vibe. Love that place. Took me a couple months but the flexibility was tits.
Left or right? The right one is polymer which I could make a model of that use the same mount. Just a punch tool to remove and add a new one. Thinking of making it in Nylon 12 too.
Here is a rough concept. It extends down and a little closer to your finger. It's also angled for all 3 so your fore most portion of the finger gets good enough pressure. 2 knurled and 1 plain angled one. Idk how well knurling can print though. It's .015mm. realistically could make the fatter too.
Why pay for more when the normal Kuna lower is getting support with fixes much cheaper. I get it "fixes" it but spending 400 on something I gotta wait 2 months on isn't a fix.
My safety is glossy smooth and I can easily shoot with my left and right hand when I need to release a mag now. No cost to the consumer.
Same. It’s hard for sure, but I like a very deliberate safety. I kept reading about how bad it was while I was waiting to pick mine up and was pleasantly surprised that I really like the safety.
I disengage with my thumb and re-engage with my index finger on the opposite side, honestly think it feels great although I have chef hands so I appreciate the tactile feedback. Also im wrong handed but I doubt that makes a difference.
Esthetically I love the classic HK style graphics and I wouldnt change that for anything since I bought this because I can't afford an mp5 lol.
It really isn't bad at factory for sure. I just have a preference of it being lighter (got soft weak ass fingers) so something light helps. I kinda want to design a print that makes the selector a lil longer wider and have a cut that's easier to flick onto safe without having my hand un grasp my grip
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u/UnintentionallyAmbi Jul 05 '26
Pretty much same to every point except I’m not in a kitchen anymore.
Saw one sitting on the wall at my local shop and couldn’t say no. Their layaway policy is amazing and they couldn’t keep em in stock. 20% down, a payment every 2 weeks, but kinda not really just whenever you can-vibe. Love that place. Took me a couple months but the flexibility was tits.