Finished the PneuMicro!

[Automagrt666]

Hey AO! My Pneumatic Micromag (aka the PneuMicro) Is finally complete! I got to test it with some paint last weekend and it RIPS. I've shot a few electros and I could shoot pretty quick on em but nothing like this thing. Not sure what it is, but it feels just right. I'm not sure if I can get a video of it but I'll see about it this weekend (maybe? if someone wants to donate $$ for paint I can! :D ) But here are some pics!

Note: On the picture of the MSV-2 that looks like there is solder on it, well there is hehe. My father helped me make this and I leave for school every week and he was bored so he wanted to tune it and he heard a leak coming from the MSV-2 and he didn't know it was supposed to be there and he covered it w/ solder. Although it didn't affect the performance at all I still cleared out a section on the side so it can still vent.

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[SummaryJudgement]

Wow! That's a complete sleeper pneumag if ever I saw one. Getting all the componenets in the frame and the clean line to the grip frame. People will be shocked at how it will perform since they won't have a clue it's a pneumag :D

VIDS!

Good looking set-up :)

[WingMan13]

Nice job on fitting the LPR. Vids dude, vids. :D

[madcrisis]

excellent job. its a sleeper thats fr sure

[trevorjk]

that is a very wicked job there! very nice :cheers:

[spike_ball999]

That's one of the best Pneumags I've seen. Excuse me, Pneumicro. Sleek.

Now get a vid and rip some faces.

[Automagrt666]

Wow thanks for the feedback everyone! :bounce: My only issue is that the top microline fitting seems to be leaking unless I turn all the way counter-clockwise as it will go and that will sometimes stop the leak. I've tried re-cutting the microline itself but that didn't seem to help, if anyone have a microline fitting laying around I could buy off em lmk! :headbang:

[craltal]

is it a micro line fitting or a fitting for cocker pneumatic tubing? if it's the latter and I can get pics, I'll dig through my bag o' pneumatic fittings and check for you.

[Walrus]

I may have some and some more micro line around. Let me know if that is what you narrow it down to.

[txaggie08]

EXTREMELY clean. I like it alot, great job :headbang:

[Automagrt666]

Not the pneumatics, the Microline, the line going from the ASA to the grip, the microline fitting in the grip keeps leaking, sometimes it stops and sometimes I have to keep messing with it to stop heh. Just let me know if you have any :dance:

[rawbutter]

Wow. That's beautiful. I want one.

[ShadowNife]

if you have the funds, definitely consider hardlining it. that'd look awesome hahah

[wjr]

Very nice. If you need any high pressure microline PM me. I have about 10ft I ordered from Airsoldier and I only needed about 3".

[biojuggernaut]

Wow... very impressive. Very clean.

[shorty24]

See guys, THIS is the other Pneumicro I was thinking of when I said I knew mine wasn't the only one. And it's better looking, too ;)

Very good job on the install! Mind if I ask how you're keeping the sear pin in w/o a winged frame?

[Automagrt666]

Hmm... why would I need a winged frame to keep in the sear pin? It snaped right into the body just fine (took quite a bit of force i might add) and to take it out it requires a good pushing, I've never had it come out on me though. Thanks for all the positive input, you guys rock! :headbang:

[SummaryJudgement]

I've got a couple micros where the sear pin does like to slide out on it's own. The winged frame definately prevents this, but if it aint broke..............

[shorty24]

Hmm... why would I need a winged frame to keep in the sear pin? It snaped right into the body just fine (took quite a bit of force i might add) and to take it out it requires a good pushing, I've never had it come out on me though. Thanks for all the positive input, you guys rock! :headbang:

Ok, cool. I just wondered, because none of mine have stayed in without a winged frame. :confused:

Oh well, I just threaded the open end of the hole and put a set screw in to hold the pin in place.

[zackzel]

Man that is truly beautiful. Its amazing how nice all my spare parts look together. Very good job, and aren't you glad I talked you into tucking the lpr into the frame. :cheers:

[Lord_Whoopass]

you might want to try a short steel braided line instead of the macro... lots of times with that big of a turn it likes to either break or leak...

Also what kind of lpr is that?

[Automagrt666]

The LPR is from an 05' Prostock Autococker.

[Automagrt666]

Video Posted! Once I get the LPR Loc-Tite'd and get home on the weekend I'll shoot a better video of it's awesome power! :headbang:

[p8ntbal4me]

I dont see the link to the video??

[Ninjeff]

thats a potential MoM if ive ever seen one.

[agd123]

wow that things sick...i was acually planning on doing this to a micro and i didnt know if it was possble...but you sure did turn my thoughts around...nice work :headbang:

[Chrishew09]

That rocks :hail:

[UDO]

VERY NICE how is the lpr and mico fitting attached in the handle also do you have a ult and qev in there

[zipity_Bop]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^

G-Force take notes

[Automagrt666]

It's just a standard 90* female-female plumbing fitting, but no ULT or QEV, just a normal RT on/off (the pin is shaved a tad) and I didn't anticipate room in the frame for a QEV, but I was thinking about it. I was having some funny issues and I was thinking of getting a new LPR to replace the current one since it's more than 2 years old now and it had heavy use before and I'm not really sure if this one can be rebuilt or anything, so this page may be getting an update soon :).