limited ed minimag?

[GT]

http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=1463446#post1463446

what is this guy talking about?

[Cryer]

I have one, too. The Diggers Centerfire Minimag was made for a very limited time. It was a basic Minimag that came stock with a J&J Ceramic barrel and optional splash body kit and expansion chamber. It featured a stainless steel vertical feed body and a laser-engraved emblem on the top of the valve. These are very rare (not as rare as the SFLs, tho), but most people, me included, just throw on some aftermarket parts and go play.

[Smokee_2_7]

we had one in the shop - - - until one of my teamates bought it. The 'limited edition' lazer engraved valve is gone now, replaced with an x-valve. Additionally, i cut down the feed tube (it was waaay too tall) and slid on a NW products spyder vert feed hopper adaptor: http://www.nwpaintballproducts.com/MM011.ASP?pageno=149

the pics on the site are pretty crappy, but trust me, it looks VERY nice on the gun.

[ChucktheMAGician]

hmm, found the body in the store. I like your idea Smokee_2_7, what did you use to cut the neck down?

[Smokee_2_7]

use a good, nice quality pipe cutter. Ive done this a couple times, and the pipe cutter seems to work the best. MAKE SURE ITS NOT A CHEAP ONE. that was the problem i ran into last time- - the blade actually bent a little bit on the steel tube, and after that point it was really hard to keep the cutter from skipping out of the groove. Other than that, work slow and take your time.
The NW feed neck will fit right on to the tube- - its a snug fit. The set screws in it keep everthing in place, and the o-rings in the neck grab the hopper like crazy. You can carry his gun by the hopper, its so tight.


Hope this helps,

Carl

[EsPo]

mylocal shop has a centerfeed minimag in stock ... if only it wasnt hi rise.

[Smokee_2_7]

Espo, cut it down like i did. . .I'll try to get pictures of his gun up for you all to see.


Carl