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JMPF or TYCA Maglite Stainless cups reviews

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Does anyone here have real world reviews of the 316 Stainless Maglite cups by JMPF or TYCA industries in the 0.995 in. and the 1.340 in. size. I'm thinking of using them in an 8 in. long Titanium tube. The 0.995 for rimfire, and the 1.340 in. for supersonic use (.357 lever action)- .308 and down (with a smaller end cap). I understand the aluminium cups (6061 Al) tend to malform with supersonic use.

I have researched all over the internet, but can not get any really solid reviews. I have a small mini lathe (7x14) and have made baffles in the past for my Form 1's. I am 90 out days from my ATF Efile, and am getting anxious.
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No person here has used these?
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I have never used them but im interested in seeing them.
do you have a link to their web sites??
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Samson1044 wrote:I have never used them but im interested in seeing them.
do you have a link to their web sites??
http://www.jmperformancefittings.com/

http://www.tycaindustries.com/
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http://www.jmperformancefittings.com/ doesn't post 5/8"x24tpi endcaps. So you'll need to buy them elsewhere if you need them or 9/16".

Why don't "storage cups" come w 60* angles? The flatter cones don't perform NEAR as well. Not much better than just sandwiching pressed cone washers b/t spacers. (After using the 316SS cup as the blastshield.)

You'd do better just pressing some flat washers into cones and cutting your own spacer tube w thinner sidewalls. It'd be a better use of volume.
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Thanks for the input, WhiteRussian. You are correct it is 303 SS. Both my form 1's were approved today (less than 90 days on a trust). I'm waiting on my tubes from DM. They say his work is worth the wait.
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Have you thought of asking DM to machine some "filtration funnels?"
They could be true 60*cones w 1/16" drain holes to catch carbon deposits while allowing cleaning fluid to slow drain through. :wink: 8)
Then if buyers wish to open the hole up to 9/32" or 3/8" w F1; well, that's perfectly permissible.
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As I hear it, DM is over 7 months backlogged.
Might wanna try and find another source.
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HA! "filtration funnels" :mrgreen:

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Are those from machine worx (sp)?
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T-Rex wrote:Are those from machine worx (sp)?
I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
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poolshark wrote:
T-Rex wrote:Are those from machine worx (sp)?
I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
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To think each one of those is about 45 minutes for me...CNC makes it a whole 'nother ball game.
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poolshark wrote:I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
Are your 'fence post endcaps' for sale?
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whiterussian1974 wrote:
poolshark wrote:I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
Are your 'fence post endcaps' for sale?
Yes they are.

my goal is to make it as easy as possible to have a high quality parts that you can finish without the need for expensive equipment (which is why i clipped mine with handtools)
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poolshark wrote:
whiterussian1974 wrote:
poolshark wrote:I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
Are your 'fence post endcaps' for sale?
Yes they are.

my goal is to make it as easy as possible to have a high quality parts that you can finish without the need for expensive equipment (which is why i clipped mine with handtools)

Once the Hearing Protection Act Passes you most likely will see a sharp uptake in sales.

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poolshark wrote:
whiterussian1974 wrote:
poolshark wrote:I make them in large qty runs, (zmachineworx)
Are your 'fence post endcaps' for sale?
Yes they are.

my goal is to make it as easy as possible to have a high quality parts that you can finish without the need for expensive equipment (which is why i clipped mine with handtools)
Hey there Poolshark,
Nice to see you in my thread,,,lol

I ordered from you (poolshark) and already have my tracking number from you. These look good! I'm going to open these to 10.5 mm (0.413 in.) for a 357 Mag Form One on my mini lathe.
I'm on the fence about turning out some K's for my .22 Form One build (0.955 in. final OD). Sad thing is, I ordered 1.5 in. OD and 1 in. OD 17-4 rod two days before I saw your thread.

Great work, and your video was a great review!
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Hey there Poolshark,
Nice to see you in my thread,,,lol

I ordered from you (poolshark) and already have my tracking number from you. These look good! I'm going to open these to 10.5 mm (0.413 in.) for a 357 Mag Form One on my mini lathe.
I'm on the fence about turning out some K's for my .22 Form One build (0.955 in. final OD). Sad thing is, I ordered 1.5 in. OD and 1 in. OD 17-4 rod two days before I saw your thread.

Great work, and your video was a great review!
Fantastic, cant wait to see how it turns out.. I am working on some "B" sized cones now so watch for them at the end of the month :D
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I would like to purchase some. Do you have a web site?
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mcrump wrote:I would like to purchase some. Do you have a web site?
zmachineworx.com gonna have a lot more Ti end of the month
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Thanks!I will place an order as soon as I can find a site that has the proper size seamless TI tubing. Perhaps you have a recommendation? Also, what material do you recommend for end caps? Last question is do you port or vent in some fashion?
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mcrump wrote:Thanks!I will place an order as soon as I can find a site that has the proper size seamless TI tubing. Perhaps you have a recommendation? Also, what material do you recommend for end caps? Last question is do you port or vent in some fashion?
I believe they are for the Maglite "D cell" tubing. Right shark?
You can get, even Ti, on SDTA's website. Along with a myriad of end caps.
He is not selling baffles. They are for holding boiled eggs :wink:
You would need to complete each one. Drill/bore hole, clip, port, etc.
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mcrump wrote:Thanks!I will place an order as soon as I can find a site that has the proper size seamless TI tubing. Perhaps you have a recommendation? Also, what material do you recommend for end caps? Last question is do you port or vent in some fashion?
I believe they are for the Maglite "D cell" tubing. Right shark?
You can get, even Ti, on SDTA's website. Along with a myriad of end caps.
He is not selling baffles. They are for holding boiled eggs :wink:
You would need to complete each one. Drill/bore hole, clip, port, etc.
they seem to fit well in SDTA's Ti D tubes... I sell paperweights do whatever you want with them, price dropped on the SS to be able to buy more Ti at a lower cost btw


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Poolshark,

Do you have a CAD model of your funnels? I see on your website it states that the OAL is 1.388, but with some of the cone overlapping I am unable to calculate how many would be needed for a 7.5" SDTA tube with ends? Do you have a measurement for the length of the spacer only? This would allow me to calculate how many I would need to the fit the tube I want to order. Thank you for any information you can provide.
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EXPERIMENTAL wrote:Poolshark,

Do you have a CAD model of your funnels? I see on your website it states that the OAL is 1.388, but with some of the cone overlapping I am unable to calculate how many would be needed for a 7.5" SDTA tube with ends? Do you have a measurement for the length of the spacer only? This would allow me to calculate how many I would need to the fit the tube I want to order. Thank you for any information you can provide.

I updated the website with photos for you.
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Couldn't ask for a better description, top notch work!
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