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  • stoffa15
    • Jun 2026
    #1

    warp mainbody problems

    I just received my new used warp mainbody for my classic. I can't get the twist lock assembly out of the frame.which way are you supposed to tap it out, and how much force can canI put on it????
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    • Watcher
      aka CavDragoneb12
      • Apr 2008
      • 867
      #2
      Put it in a vice...

      First put a few towels or some pieces of wood in the vice so you don't marr the rail, then crank it down until the pin can't go up anymore. It will go from the bottom up.
      From there you can wiggle it out by hand.

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        • stoffa15
          #3
          Originally posted by Watcher
          Put it in a vice...

          First put a few towels or some pieces of wood in the vice so you don't marr the rail, then crank it down until the pin can't go up anymore. It will go from the bottom up.
          From there you can wiggle it out by hand.
          thanx dude, got it right out.

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            • Watcher
              aka CavDragoneb12
              • Apr 2008
              • 867
              #4
              Now warp it up and go

              To make the notch in the rail for the body unless you want to send it out there is no real easy way to do it.
              If you have a grinder it will make it quick but it might be a bit big/small. Best way to do it is to clamp it down, grab a hand file or two, put a pot o' joe on the stove, crank the tunes, and go to work.

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                • stoffa15
                  #5
                  Originally posted by Watcher
                  Now warp it up and go

                  To make the notch in the rail for the body unless you want to send it out there is no real easy way to do it.
                  If you have a grinder it will make it quick but it might be a bit big/small. Best way to do it is to clamp it down, grab a hand file or two, put a pot o' joe on the stove, crank the tunes, and go to work.
                  the funny thing is that I made the notch in the frame before I was able to take the twist lock assembly off. it fits pretty flush to the frame I just need a longer screw now that is basically it. My next step to my project Mag is a X valve. Its funny how this marker has changed soo much from when i got it. I have a question. how can I make this a pnuemag??? I have a PTP Benchy double finger on it. any suggestions???

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                    • Watcher
                      aka CavDragoneb12
                      • Apr 2008
                      • 867
                      #6
                      Yes, get a intelliframe or RPG frame. Those frames already have mounts inside of them for the pneumatics and will make the process a lot easier.

                      As ar as making the pneumaggics system, just do a quick search on this forum and you'll find plenty of threads and people who have done it.

                      I am also interested in the pneumod, but am waiting to play with my RT pro's stock trigger first.

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