Jack & Coke!!!

[pito189]

Can you post up some pictures of your Max Flow. I am lefty too, and I didn't realize that the fill nipple sits behind the warp. I tried to take a look at it in the picture thread (page 28), but it's just to much for my piddly dial up connection here at home.

Any directions on how you did it to would be great.:)

[darklord]

is it the abundance of pics on the page, or Jack&Coke's pics alone? If it's the abundance of pics, maybe I can help by linking his pics+text...

"Since I'm a lefty, I had to swap out the fill nipple to the left-side of the gun... just in case I decide to install a WARP.

I installed a 90 elbow on the tank gauge in order to make room for the tank's on/off lever movement."
http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=474470

"Another view..."
http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=474471

[pito189]

Well see I called Smart Parts and asked them if there would be any problem if I switched the fill nipple to the other side, and they said it couldn't be done. Obviously they were wrong. :rolleyes:

It was the abundance of picutues.:rolleyes:

[Jack & Coke]

Sorry for the delayed reply... I did not catch this thread till today.

http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=537497

As you can see, in order to read the gauge and fill the tank, I had to relocate the gauge and the fill nipple to the left-side of the gun due to my warp (lefty setup).

Also, I have since rotated the main gauge (connected to the 90* elbow) so that it points downwards. I found it much easier to read with the warp installed.

Another thing... :)

Did you notice that I did not have to "cut" my Halo B? :p

I cut the feeding adapter instead. Athough there is "less" meat to hold on to the hose, it will not come out. I cut the hose at an angle so it fits perfectly. Also, the spring pressure of the hose pushes itself into the adapter... it's snug as a bug - woop woop!


Good luck!

[pito189]

Looks good with the cut down feed. I use a ricochet so I don't have to worry about that, but yours looks very clean as it is.

I need to find a 90* elbow, so I can see my tank pressure. Maybe I will mount a small mirror on the warp so I can see it without the elbow. mmmm:p

[Doobie]

pito189,
I might have a 90* elbow for you. Are you going to Wolf Hill tomorrow? PM me.

[pito189]

Nate had one. I moved my on/off to the other side too. I don't know if it will work because there is not a stop on this side, but we will see.

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by pito189
... I moved my on/off to the other side too...

I thought about doing that, but I think it would be bad news in the long run.

Good luck though... hope it works out!http://www.automags.org/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif

[Dslexik]

Honestly out of all the pics of mags that I see on this site I find Jack & Coke's to be my favorite.
I love the set up, just the way it presents its self.
Very well done.
By the way J&C, how do you like the barrel?
I think I have the same one, one-piece tear drop...

[Jack & Coke]

Originally posted by Dslexik
Honestly out of all the pics of mags that I see on this site I find Jack & Coke's to be my favorite.
I love the set up, just the way it presents its self.
Very well done.
By the way J&C, how do you like the barrel?
I think I have the same one, one-piece tear drop...

Thank you for the big ups! :)

I have the:

1. Freak (13" AA front and 10" Boomstick front)
2. All American 14"
3. one-piece tear drop 8"

for my mag... they all shoot very nice!

I think the one-piece tear drop is the best barrel for the money! Really inexpensive and performs very well!

I like the Freak, because I can size my paint.

another view...
http://www.automags.org/forums/attachment.php?s=&postid=537494

Now all I need is a real "Jack & Coke" sticker...:D