Coax Curved linkage

[wiiawiwb]

I've had my Coax for while and am considering getting curved linkages which would provide more access. Inline Fabrication makes one but has a stopper in the center which I think defeats the purposes of the curved linkages

https://inlinefabrication.com/colle...ined-increased-access-side-linkages-for-co-ax

I've read that someone makes a curved linkage that does not have the stopper and keeps the curved linkage open for access. It is post #7:

https://rugerforum.net/reloading/363329-forster-coax.html

Has anyone had experience installing a set of curved linkages and did you like the result? Which one did you get? Are there any downsides to having the curved ones?

 

[jmorris]

You could make the linkage a C and have lots of room. Nothing is going to be as strong as straight though. The more indirect you make the connection, the thicker it needs to be to have equal strength.

 

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[Fine Figure of a Man]

I've never heard of them and have no issues with the straight linkage on my coax.
For only $34, try them and tell us what you think.