Pnue-mag?s

[t_boneshacone]

Can someone please give me a how to, on how to make a pneu-mag. i am really thinking about doing this, but i am not sure how you would. also detailed pics of what all is needed and where it goes in the frame, would be very nice,

thanks ahead of time,

T-Boneshacone

[lidocaine]

Im in the same boat.so bump for some help I guess!
I know your all saying hit the search button, but can someone actually list the materials needed, maybe even state how they work, how to build the mag, some small tips/tricks etc..?Maybe we can get an official pneumag how to thread going(sticky)!

Thanks!

[olinar]

This should get you off your feet. Its a diagram i found that explains pretty much all of it. Ive never made on though so im unsure on the specifics.

[mstrdbz]

Im in the same boat.so bump for some help I guess!
I know your all saying hit the search button, but can someone actually list the materials needed, maybe even state how they work, how to build the mag, some small tips/tricks etc..?Maybe we can get an official pneumag how to thread going(sticky)!

Thanks!

Here's a link to a vid pnuemagger made a few years back. It should help answer most of your questions.

As for the pneumag sticky; at one time a forum member had on posted, but was asked to remove all info concerning the subject by an outside interest.

[TwilightG]

I really hate to say this but a simple search for "Pneumag" will give you boat loads of info. You can narrow your results by searching just the Tech Forum.
There's a lot of HOW-TO-like threads (although most of the step-by-step stuff has been taken down due to patent infringements) but you can get an idea of how it all works.
A lot of members have also discussed problems they've encountered and how to fix them. Sure, it may take a little while to sort through it all, but it's all there

Cyberrave sells all the parts you'll need (minus tools). He has a thread in the dealer section although he runs out of parts quickly so you may need to put your name on the reservation list.

In reference to the pic above, I have not built a pneumag myself but from what I've read, the QEV is optional.

[Coralis]

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=173101

[longi]

The links are broken.
I have a "how to", pm me if you need it.

[Spider-TW]

I really hate to say this but a simple search for "Pneumag" will give you boat loads of info. You can narrow your results by searching just the Tech Forum.
There's a lot of HOW-TO-like threads (although most of the step-by-step stuff has been taken down due to patent infringements) but you can get an idea of how it all works.
A lot of members have also discussed problems they've encountered and how to fix them. Sure, it may take a little while to sort through it all, but it's all there

Cyberrave sells all the parts you'll need (minus tools). He has a thread in the dealer section although he runs out of parts quickly so you may need to put your name on the reservation list.

In reference to the pic above, I have not built a pneumag myself but from what I've read, the QEV is optional.

The QEV is good in theory, but it just hasn't proved to be necessary with the MSV-2 three-way.

The 3-way is usually a Fabco MSV-2 and the MPA-3 is a Clippard Pneumatics part. Clippard also has a 3-way that works in some layouts. You can also get details at the manufacturers' websites or on www.airsoldier.com

It's best to have a stock RT or emag on/off in whatever mag valve you use. The classic on/off is a little stiff and the ULT is a little too light.

[t_boneshacone]

ok, so i pretty much know everything there is to know now, and i know all the parts i need, to build a pnue mag, haha now i just need money.

[Spider-TW]

ok, so i pretty much know everything there is to know now, and i know all the parts i need, to build a pnue mag, haha now i just need money.

Beware...the parts may cost around $60, but it usually leads to more upgrades...

Notice the LPR in olinar's pic. Neither the pic nor pneumagger's vid address where you mount it. Where and how you mount doesn't really matter, but you need to think about how you want it.

[t_boneshacone]

all the parts combined cost around 35 not 60, well depending if you already have a frame and a asa, all i need is the fabco msv-2, the clippard mpa-3, some hosing and a lpr, and some autococker barb fittings, for me its gonna come out around 40