Any one save it from here b4 it was deleted? If so how about e-mailing it my way. Or if you know how to do it and wouldnt mind giving a guy a bit of help. Would be greatly appreciated. Im me and I will shoot you my e-mail. Thanks.
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this is the concept, depending on the frame you use you can move items accordingly. this was very helpful when I did mine but i stopped the project because it called for too much cutting of my frame and i didnt want to mess it up.
EDIT: note the 3 way listed above is an msv-2 and is lever actuated. itll go in the same location but the pin will not be connected to the lever but spaced a little. search pneumag in the forums for a better idea and understanding. -
Thanks thought I would have to buy one to see it. I appreciate it.
I looked and a lot of posts were deleated. But lots of stuff on the parts, thanks for the hook-up.Due to the objections of a certain Canadian, this space is now for rent.Comment
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Now if any one has parts laying around they dont want, I'll take em. Thanks.Due to the objections of a certain Canadian, this space is now for rent.Comment
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you will find this link very helpful. keep in mind the QEV is not required. the following links are videos of pneumags the man in the video has made, just so you can see that he knows what he's doing.
Dryfire:
Paint:
have fun, and if you do it successfully make sure you take some pictures of the internals before you put your grip panels on so we can all see how it looks.
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