G-Force to release pneumatic frames for the Mags

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  • G-Force Tech
    Registered User
    • Aug 2007
    • 182

    #121
    Longi,

    The Classic valve will work fine but if your fingers can walk fast, the Classic will drop off. Then we will see people upgrading like mad to the X Valve.

    Garf


    Originally posted by longi
    Question, will you be to use either the Classic valve or the RT/X-vlave? As the Classic works at a slightly higher pressure? If so, would the LPR be a preset reg, or say a 2 position reg as an example? (I'm probably getting way a head of myself here!)

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    • G-Force Tech
      Registered User
      • Aug 2007
      • 182

      #122
      Accident,

      The frames will be commerically manufactured to allow all components to bolt into it only one way. This makes for easier assembly and servicing.

      The LPR and actuator cylinder will be custom made by us and bolts into the frame. Currently LPRs that are being used float around in frame cavity because it was never made for it.

      The frames will be sold either with an LPR pre-installed in the frame or without for those that want to use an external on the ASA (and can be added later).

      Our frames work like the ones that are being custom modified for you right now. The only difference is our frames will be commercially produced and both the LPR and actuator cylinder and other components will be custom made to fit like a glove into it.

      Garf


      Originally posted by Accident
      just out of curiousity, when will you release details on how exactly your frame works? will it use the same basic principle many a DIY'er has been running on? (three way and a spring return actuator) or are you going to hold off on posting technical details until the first run starts to ship?

      and are you planing on using another companies lpr standard when mounted internaly? or are you going to use your own model? (just wondering if there will be a place to stuff a scm3 in the frame)

      p.s. Thanks!
      Last edited by G-Force Tech; 09-03-2007, 09:54 PM.

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      • rkjunior303
        I need this more than you
        • May 2003
        • 4029

        #123
        i shot the 68super @ IAO back in 04. it works. they had a booth next to the FBM guys where crazy was doing the lasering on site.


        Originally posted by G-Force Tech
        Our 68Super prototype was debuted at IAO many years ago. It was a double tube pneumatic marker. The videos show the 68Super shooting and the integrated body pneumatics. There was shootdown during the video which was from the air chamber not recharging fast enough.





        The 68Super has since been redesigned as the S1 with a single tube but we decided not to release it.

        As to specs, the trigger pull will be the same as the one you see in the video. We had another video show the trigger being actuated by a drinking straw.

        Our company also made upgrades for the Autocockers and Matrix in the past.

        We are not about to go to production for a pneumatic Mag frame not knowing if the Mag owners would even consider it unless we do our research first. Just producing a prototype frame just to show you is costly.

        What would be important at this stage is, do Mag owners prefer traditional 45 style frames or vertical frames? We can not copy the AGD style triggers as they are copyright designs.
        Last edited by rkjunior303; 09-04-2007, 07:17 AM.

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        • robertsr1811
          Long time Lurker

          • Sep 2003
          • 338

          #124
          Garf,

          I'd be in for one as well. More than one if the price is in the $200-ish range.

          I have shot pneumatic mags, and there is nothing quite like them.

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          • jaywmustang
            Registered User
            • May 2006
            • 181

            #125
            what is the time frame of these being released?

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            • G-Force Tech
              Registered User
              • Aug 2007
              • 182

              #126
              jaymustang

              We are targeting a release time frame in a few months. Most of the development work is already done. Just need to mill up a frame and fit components into it, final testing and tweeking for maximum performance

              Garf


              Originally posted by jaywmustang
              what is the time frame of these being released?

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              • jaywmustang
                Registered User
                • May 2006
                • 181

                #127
                sweet looking forward for it

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                • Warwitch
                  Resident Skeptic

                  • May 2006
                  • 3176

                  #128
                  I really hope this comes to market as I would scoop one up without hesitation. But I still think its awful dangerous to build up this much hype months before you even have a production model to show. "A couple of months" sounds vague. And as I read on there is still a lot of work to be done.


                  This line of marketing has had a "make or break" effect on PB manufacturers in the past. But I do marketing for a living and I know if you overpromise and dont deliver there will be a lynching.

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                  • Chronobreak
                    Rec Poster
                    • Mar 2003
                    • 5055

                    #129
                    if you could get it done and in decent #'s, atleast 200-300 frames by december that would be great.

                    when you start getting into spring 08 timeframes i think youl notice interest will drop off drasticly.

                    i think alot of people just want a nice mag frame upgrade that they dont have to wait for a year +.

                    and not to diss coolhand, or devil or those that have tried and been making their home pneu conversions but for me personaly to wait a year + with nothing to show just isnt acceptable. People want to pay for something and have it within 2 weeks.

                    and as said as much as weve been jerked around i dont think anyone wants to wait much longer.

                    also im interested in what the specs of the frame would be when they are released.

                    triggerweight(activation weight), max rof, etc

                    (not directed at geforce)too bad people cant work together these days to release a product people want but isntead want to fight over legalities and exclusive rights.

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                    • luke
                      lukescustoms.com

                      • Jan 2001
                      • 8215

                      #130
                      Originally posted by Chronobreak
                      if you could get it done and in decent #'s, atleast 200-300 frames by december that would be great.

                      when you start getting into spring 08 timeframes i think youl notice interest will drop off drasticly.

                      i think alot of people just want a nice mag frame upgrade that they dont have to wait for a year +.
                      I think what you are missing is the fact that you get a say BEFORE it goes to production. Just as Tom tried/did in the past. If you want production kept secrete so you don't have to anticipate the new product, you get what they THINK you want.

                      Personally, I think the frame will sale regardless of when they come out. But, this is a niche market so the speed in which they do sale will be the real issue. Theres little doubt in my mind that they will eventually sale every frame made, it just may take a while.

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                      • Chronobreak
                        Rec Poster
                        • Mar 2003
                        • 5055

                        #131
                        well said luke.

                        also, i would check but the thread is long gone.

                        there was a PTP pre order for pneuframes that had 150-200 people that said they were willing to pay upto $300(i believe) for these frames.

                        it would be really nice of an AGD dealer or somone that sells agd markers/equipment would stock the frames as an upgrade or even stock option.


                        the frame on the video looks like it would be a very nice mag frame if it was just smoothed out a bit.

                        the looks need to be smooth and generic so they can go nicely with the many options of parts and mags available from a stock SS retro mag to an all ule x-valved karta mag

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                        • luke
                          lukescustoms.com

                          • Jan 2001
                          • 8215

                          #132
                          I would rather they were overly large, bulky, and heavy.

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                          • Toll
                            Registered User
                            • Jun 2005
                            • 758

                            #133
                            Price wise there's nothing out of the ordinary at 300$

                            Lets use the Stormwalk frame as an example, as it can intergrate everything and could be straight bolt on.

                            By the time you figure the frame, pnuematics, lpr, fittings, trigger and annodizing you're sitting at 300 or close to.

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                            • G-Force Tech
                              Registered User
                              • Aug 2007
                              • 182

                              #134
                              Thank you for your input, I'll keep you all posted on our progress

                              Garf

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                              • trevorjk
                                <S>WooLooLoo</S>
                                • Dec 2002
                                • 4324

                                #135
                                Originally posted by G-Force Tech
                                Thank you for your input, I'll keep you all posted on our progress

                                Garf

                                pictures = a thousands words
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