Again, Ive sold enough of these to justify the tooling. But its not the seller I'd hoped. I'll stand by the symetry of the parts and Im proud of the engineering. My research indicated that the reall baskets were made of channel iron with the open side facing in. So whats the deal? I'm currently getting four bucks per side. The only thing I can figure is it kind of kills the profile of a bradley. Any opinions?

Gar, these look good like all your work. Perhaps theyre not selling so well because not many people are building many Bradlies at the moment. Either that or perhaps, people havent found them on Ebay. $4 is a steal. I payed almost 25 for my Verlinden Stowage kit with just one of these in it in photo etch. Maybe you need to cast up some bags and gear and throw them in to make it more sellable? Just a thought.

Gary

PS - road block review coming soon, I promise. I got sidetracked on the humvee campaign, and then the wife gave me the "honeydo" list LOL I have one more to finish, and then I'll get my butt to writing!

Gary, how you doing?
They look great.
Unfortunately I rarely do modern stuff.

Have you thought about trying to get your product into other online stores. Ebay is a pretty big source, and unless you are looking there specifically, you probably wouldn't find them. What about expanding to other vendors?

Jeff

As far as wider distribution, I "should" be falling back to word of mouth only in a couple months. I'll be going to class full load then and wont have much time. The armor community was good enough to buy the algebra book I walked into a summer course with this morning btw. But mostly it looks like popularity of subject is the biggest factor on these.