Vida
09-04-2003, 04:02 AM
Ok... I'm wondering if the reg back of an AIR valve could be replaced with a palmer stabilizer? I'm putting together a pistol mag for night time play in scenario games. See this post:
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=97754
Anyways, I am planning on running it off of 12 grams with a 12 gram quickchanger and ASA mounted off the front of the body rail slung under the barrel, and fed from a new horizontal feed tube welded to the body in place of the power feed. Anywys, since I want the whole thing to be easily holsterable, the 12 gram changer needs to be mounted this way, but this makes for problems with liquid CO2 going into the valve. Could a Palmer stabilizer straight up replace the reg back on the AIR valve? (I know Palmer's website sugests mounting a stabilizer sidesaddle to the reg... not interested in that setup tho... makes it harder to holster) I realize that the palmer would likely have to have new threads made to fit the valve... Assuming that, would it work? Thoughts/Ideas/Advice appreciated.
Thanks.
http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=97754
Anyways, I am planning on running it off of 12 grams with a 12 gram quickchanger and ASA mounted off the front of the body rail slung under the barrel, and fed from a new horizontal feed tube welded to the body in place of the power feed. Anywys, since I want the whole thing to be easily holsterable, the 12 gram changer needs to be mounted this way, but this makes for problems with liquid CO2 going into the valve. Could a Palmer stabilizer straight up replace the reg back on the AIR valve? (I know Palmer's website sugests mounting a stabilizer sidesaddle to the reg... not interested in that setup tho... makes it harder to holster) I realize that the palmer would likely have to have new threads made to fit the valve... Assuming that, would it work? Thoughts/Ideas/Advice appreciated.
Thanks.