Mag Regulator Question

[smeek]

Instead of a 2 liter in the grip frame I'm wondering if you could mount a female stabilizer in place of the on/off in that cage. You would lose the on/off capability but its another idea possibly much easier.

[sslecyk03]

Instead of a 2 liter in the grip frame I'm wondering if you could mount a female stabilizer in place of the on/off in that cage. You would lose the on/off capability but its another idea possibly much easier.

Interesting idea. Probably not the best looking thing but I think it would work. Definitely something I will keep in mind. Thanks.

[sslecyk03]

Startin to like that palmer stab idea a lot more now....it is smaller than I thought and I don't think it would throw off the look too much, actually looks kinda cool. Can anyone confirm that a female stab will fit in a unimount cage? It looks to me like it will. Thanks.

[sslecyk03]

Ok guys check this out:

http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/cart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=8_9_28&products_id=152

It is a direct stabby. I am pretty sure the outputs are the same as a macroline fitting? So I could stick this in my frame easily I believe and not have to change my airlines, also being able to keep my unimount. That way when I pneu it I can still run the reg off my unimount asa instead of having to worry about drilling the stab. Sounds like a win win to me.

something like this:


what do you guys think about that?

[kcombs9]

its going to be a tight fit i would think, my emag frame is only 4.5 inch high that thing is 4.26+fitting and 1inch OD my frame is that wide with the grips on it...

[sslecyk03]

its going to be a tight fit i would think, my emag frame is only 4.5 inch high that thing is 4.26+fitting and 1inch OD my frame is that wide with the grips on it...

dammmn it looks smaller in the picture, didn't realize it was that long and wide. Back to the drawing boards I guess....

Thanks

[kcombs9]

^^

I just saved you 100$ pay up

[sslecyk03]

^^

I just saved you 100$ pay up

Ha I'm still in the brainstorming stage for this, if it came time to throw down 100 I would have made sure on those dimensions. Too bad aka doesn't make a direct 2 liter....that would be perfect.

[reckid1986]

just call pps and see if they can come up with anything that would fit your needs.

[sslecyk03]

just call pps and see if they can come up with anything that would fit your needs.

Well they are probably closed now but I'll try them tomorrow. I'd honestly just go with the female stabby in the unimount cage if I could find a way to integrate an on/off into it. Do they make small extender asa's with an on/off? Kinda turned away from making it any longer than it already is but I do have a y-grip so it couldn't hurt.

[sslecyk03]

OK, so I finally figured out the perfect thing to do for this setup. It will allow me to use the inline stabilizer which is only 3.4 inches long as opposed to the female stabby that is 4.25 inches long and I will also be able to keep my internal airlines and keep my unimount on/off.



Ok so the stabby will screw in where the LPR is right now. The output is on the side of the stabby so I will need a short piece of macro to connect it to the top fitting and tada! Problem solved. On/off will still work and I get a shorter stabilizer so it is perfect. I worked a good 3 hours or so today trying to fit that upper elbow in above the on/off but it was well worth it. Perfect fit and everything is in place and ready to go.

The LPR will now go on the other side of the unimount once I get the pneums.

Without the reg on the back of the valve the effective length of the gun is now 7 inches on the dot from the back of the rail to the front of the rail. How is that for small?