Attn Owners of Doc's Automag-to-Autococker adapters: New detents!

[Doc Nickel]

Due to issues with suppliers, I've started molding my own urethane rubber Spyder-style 'nubbin' detents to fit my Automag to Autococker barrel adapters!



These detents should also fit a wide range of Kingman Spyder markers, the McDev Clone, older Intimidators, early CCM T2 pumps, Piranhas and I think most Azodin markers.

I figure $1 each, and I can stuff quite a few in a $2 First Class mailer. If you just need enough for one marker, how about a 3-pack, shipped, for $5 even?

I have a couple dozen on hand, and more on the way. If that 3-pack works for you, just PayPal that $5 to ordering@docsmachine.com (please include your mailing address and what the payment is for) or hit me at doc@docsmachine.com for larger quantities or Canadian or overseas shipping.

Thanks!
Doc.

[JKR]

Good job addressing supply issues! Sometimes you just have to do a job yourself to get it done properly.

[BLachance75]

I sent a payment for 4, $6. If you need more for shipping let me know.

[Doc Nickel]

Be on their way first thing in the morning. Shipping's fine, these things don't weigh that much.

Thank you!
Doc.

[going_home]

How much are those coffee cups you mentioned in the other thread ?

I couldnt find them on your site, what do they look like ?

[Doc Nickel]

How much are those coffee cups you mentioned in the other thread ?
I couldnt find them on your site, what do they look like ?

-As I said in that thread, I don't have 'em listed, due to lack of interest. Here's a pic:



I honestly can't recall what they cost me, but to ship one right now would need a medium Flat Rate box, which is something like $11.50 or so. I'd have to check about First Class or Parcel Post, but I suspect it'd still be $6 to $8 plus packaging.

So if sent by Flat Rate, call it $16 even?

Doc.

[Patron God of Pirates]

Doc, is there any possibility of getting one of your adapters with milled o-ring channels on the outside to take that little bit of wobble out? I got one recently and I love it, but I've gone to extremes (wrapped it in teflon tape) to get the wobble out.

[Doc Nickel]

Doc, is there any possibility of getting one of your adapters with milled o-ring channels on the outside to take that little bit of wobble out?

-I'd wanted to do something like that way back at the beginning, but there's just no room to fit O-rings. There's not enough space at the back and the 'Cocker threads up front make the wall too thin. Because of that, I've always tried to make the OD as close a fit as possible, but there's still a few thousandths' variation in bodies.

Doc.

[Gadget]

Doc, is there any possibility of getting one of your adapters with milled o-ring channels on the outside to take that little bit of wobble out? I got one recently and I love it, but I've gone to extremes (wrapped it in teflon tape) to get the wobble out.

I had the same issue with mine and found that placing a thin o-ring (of a similar diameter to the adapter) into the body first, then butting the adapter up against it, allowed me to take all the wobble out and didn't mis-align the breech. Has worked flawlessly for months. Doc's adapter is the best money you can spend on a classic mag, fantastic bit of kit.

[Patron God of Pirates]

I had the same issue with mine and found that placing a thin o-ring (of a similar diameter to the adapter) into the body first, then butting the adapter up against it, allowed me to take all the wobble out and didn't mis-align the breech. Has worked flawlessly for months. Doc's adapter is the best money you can spend on a classic mag, fantastic bit of kit.

I ended up with a combination of this suggestion and a few wraps of Teflon tape around the adapter. It now has zero perceptible wobble.

[moistpiehole]

Something Doc made that doesn't work right? Say it ain't so?

[Gadget]

It works perfectly, but as mentioned above, he can't compensate for the tiny variation in body dimensions. Some people get a snug fit right off the bat, others need to tweak slightly if they want to avoid a minor bit of wiggle, no biggie.