What do people mean when they turn their mag into a penumag? Is there any advantages? any diss advantages? Why would anyone do this?
penumatic mag?
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Thanks for your help I apreciate it. No really i do. I never would have guessed to search.Originally posted by MescalitoSearch...................
I did and I only found a few about people asking the same questionsComment
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PnueMagger
what's a pnuemag?
HINT: Search "phishphen"
or look at my first few posts on AO
I have one for sale in the BST tooComment
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PnueMagger
Alex: Please choose a category
Me: I'll take kickass Markers for 500
Alex: This marker, rips the uber hardest - without the use of electonics
[MUSIC] jeopardy theme song [/music]
Me: What is a pnuematically actuated automag?
Alex: correct!
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thanks but that doesent help lol.Originally posted by PnueMaggerAlex: Please choose a category
Me: I'll take kickass Markers for 500
Alex: This marker, rips the uber hardest - without the use of electonics
[MUSIC] jeopardy theme song [/music]
Me: What is a pnuematically actuated automag?
Alex: correct!

Mescalito:well enlighten me oh all knowing one.Comment
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A PNUEMAG is a pnuematic assisted trigger on an Automag. The trigger pushes back against a 3-way (might be a 2-way, I can't remember) insted of the trigger rod. The 3-way actuates a ram which actuates the sear causing the Mag to fire. The nice part about all of this is that it only takes a millimeter or two to actuate the 3-way instead of 1/4-1/2". The trigger is also extremely light so it is considered walkable. Basically you have similar pnuematics to an Autococker and the 3-way and ram are in the grip on your Mag. The LP reg is mounted elsewhere and LP line feeds the 3-way and ram just like a cocker. I hope this helps.
If I happen to have any of the above incorrect, someone feel free to correct me.Comment
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the point he was trying to make is this:Originally posted by cyrus-the-virusMescalito:well enlighten me oh all knowing one.
you wrote "penumag" in your thread title, and you wrote "penumag" in the body of your text, therefore we would assume that you searched the forum for threads containing the word "penumag", but since its actually spelled "pneumag" your lack of results on the search are not a suprise...Comment
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Originally posted by Aeronautica86the point he was trying to make is this:
you wrote "penumag" in your thread title, and you wrote "penumag" in the body of your text, therefore we would assume that you searched the forum for threads containing the word "penumag", but since its actually spelled "pneumag" your lack of results on the search are not a suprise...
yeah but he could have left the correct spelling
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9 posts and i finaly get a helpful response.Originally posted by WalrusA PNEUMAG is a pneumatic assisted trigger on an Automag. The trigger pushes back against a 3-way (might be a 2-way, I can't remember) insted of the trigger rod. The 3-way actuates a ram which actuates the sear causing the Mag to fire. The nice part about all of this is that it only takes a millimeter or two to actuate the 3-way instead of 1/4-1/2". The trigger is also extremely light so it is considered walkable. Basically you have similar pnuematics to an Autococker and the 3-way and ram are in the grip on your Mag. The LP reg is mounted elsewhere and LP line feeds the 3-way and ram just like a cocker. I hope this helps.
If I happen to have any of the above incorrect, someone feel free to correct me.
I thank you.
P.s. I think i love you.Comment
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PnueMagger
dude... In my first post here... I said: "search Phishphen".
That was actually the first helpful post
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You are welcome. I know how it is to need an answer, but cannot find it easily. Sometimes it is just easier for someone to tell you than to have 5 people post telling look for it when you have and did not find what you wanted to know.
I do believe if you search, then you can find the picture break-down of what all a pnuemag entails and how it works. The love is appreciated, but just pass it along when someone else asks a question and you know the answer.Comment
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