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  • Toll
    Registered User
    • Jun 2005
    • 758
    #1

    Stormwalk Frame

    For all of you gentlemen putting the pnues to the frame, how are you seating your actuator rod? I'd like to do it without drilling at all, but it doesn't look like thats viable. My best guess would be to drill from the rear of the frame forward though that leaves a useless hole.


    Ideas?
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    • dyeforever
      Addicted User
      • Oct 2003
      • 764
      #2
      on my y-grip pneumag i drilled in thru the trigger guard. it a little better cuz u can use a foregrip to hide the hole in thr trigger guard.
      mag for now, mag forever

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        • BigEvil
          www.BigEvilOnline.com

          • Feb 2005
          • 9333
          #3
          Originally posted by dyeforever
          on my y-grip pneumag i drilled in thru the trigger guard. it a little better cuz u can use a foregrip to hide the hole in thr trigger guard.
          Cant do that in this case. You are going to need a long drill bit, some skill, and some luck.

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            • Andrewliu6294
              Nothing to do but wait.
              • Jul 2007
              • 258
              #4
              why cant you use the original spacing for a mechanical mag. the one right below the trigger pin area?

              It should work on any mag frame, but may take some modding to get it to stay. no ugly holes though.

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                • Toll
                  Registered User
                  • Jun 2005
                  • 758
                  #5
                  from the looks of it I wont be able to put the msv2 at the right angle without it hitting the tubing from the ram.

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                    • Pudgey51
                      Fat kid approved!
                      • Feb 2005
                      • 368
                      #6
                      i was gonna ask the same question...maybe jay could give us some insight? but i think im gonna have to bite the bullet and drill from the back and somehow think of a way to plug up that ugly hole

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                        • ultralight
                          Tool Weilding Ape
                          • Feb 2005
                          • 770
                          #7
                          why not go from the top?

                          use an end mill to deepen the existing trigger rod channel and then use 1 or 2 set screws drilled in from the side (above the rod, about at the level the slot used to sit at) to keep it in place? you wouldn't even need an end mill necessarily. you could drill a seried of closely spaced holes from the top and then file away the excess to make a deeper channel.

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                            • Pudgey51
                              Fat kid approved!
                              • Feb 2005
                              • 368
                              #8
                              Originally posted by ultralight
                              why not go from the top?

                              use an end mill to deepen the existing trigger rod channel and then use 1 or 2 set screws drilled in from the side (above the rod, about at the level the slot used to sit at) to keep it in place? you wouldn't even need an end mill necessarily. you could drill a seried of closely spaced holes from the top and then file away the excess to make a deeper channel.

                              i like that idea...might have to keep it in mind thank you ultralight

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