Palmer's Stabilizer for Pneumag???

[Loneassassin]

Howdy. I currently have a pneumag running a Tickler lpr mounted to one of the side ports on my asa. I was originally intending to replace the Tickler with an AKA SCMIII lpr, but mount it vertically into my vertical asa via a 1/8" NPT plug. Then I'd just run the lp hose into the frame from there. But I got to thinking, that might look kind of hokey considering there would be a gap between the asa and lpr, not to mention paint might get stuck in there and be hard to clean out.

So I got to thinking it might be better to use a normal reg in the vert ASA (Like a Stabilizer with the input ports up at the top), then run a T-fitting so unregulated air still goes into the X-valve, then tap a 10-32 nipple into the ASA chamber for the lp air.

Has anyone done this, or used a standard regulator turned way down for a pneumag?

[reckid1986]

i remember pneumagger doing something similar to what your describing, i think he had palmers custom build a stabilizer for him.

[Loneassassin]

Thanks! Anyone else?

[cmoses]

When I had my tac-one set up as a pnue, i ran a palmers fatty stabilizer screwed into the vert asa. The air lines were setup just like you described. It worked fine for me. i went back to shooting pure mech, but I will be running the same set up as an EP when my solenoid comes in.

[Loneassassin]

^^Haha, just saw that you're from Missoula. I'm from Bozeman. We'll have to get together to play sometime. I go up to Helena a lot and play with the Backwoods Brawler's group.

[Spider-TW]

I finally remembered the one I had in mind, from rawbutter...

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=221782

The pics seem to be gone, but he had it pretty well documented at the time. It was a t-fitting on a palmers.