Shocker Framed Mag

[BiNumber3]

hmm, would really depend on the pneumag kit u have n how u set the switch up, it's possible prolly. Also, since this frame is a 45, the bottom screws may get in the way no matter what u try, dunno tho.

[riceboi]

u know has any one make pneumag out shocker framed yet? link be good thx

[BiNumber3]

Nice work! The guy above me might be talking about the one I did a while back (pic)

The frame geometry is surprisingly similar, making it definitely not the worst frame to retrofit onto a mag...lol

That one's pneumag'ed, the lp isnt inside tho

[riceboi]

thx for all the help binumber3.

[riceboi]

http://www.ringo.com/photos/photo.html?photoId=258331530

http://www.ringo.com/photos/photo.html?photoId=258331641

got done talke less then 30min and under $20 for it not bad.

ps dont remember how to post pic, html help any one? hehe

[BiNumber3]

Nice, although for me the thumbscrew sticks out too much and gets uncomfortable, which is another reason why i dremeled the rear part of the frame. Also how's that trigger feel, looks like it could be uncomfortable:P

Hmm, cant just post the line else it makes an image u can resize the images n use the insert image function, there's a lil button in the posting window, with the text modifying options.

Also, here's an update on mine, with a finished gripframe and a newly modified and finished rail:

<a href="http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d74/BiNumber3/DSC00123.jpg"><img src="http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d74/BiNumber3/DSC00123.jpg" width="600" height="450"></img></a>
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Closeup of my rail:
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[BiNumber3]

Just realized an unintentional sideffect of setting up my trigger and pin the way i did, due to the geometry of it, the pull is a lot shorter than before. Primarily due to how much further from the pivot the pin actually interacts with the trigger.

The pull distance on my classic is about 2mm, compared to my intelli which is about 7mm. Measured from bottom quarter of the trigger. For comparison, my grip styx double trigger travels 12mm

[RavishingEddie]

cool

Hey I am really digging the rail in that picture. Looks really nice. Who did it for you?

I just finished fitting the electronics on my shocker framed Emag. It is more similar to a Dmag than a Pneumag. Hope it passes the final test.
I am using a CCM ripframe.

[BiNumber3]

ah lucky, im tryin to get a ccm frame for my micro, should look hot with the rear part.

as for that rail, i did that, with a hack saw, a dremel n some files. hack saw is a must, if u intend to cut the rail without machinery

i intend to get it anno'ed or perhaps duracoat since its cheaper n i can do what ever designs i want.

[riceboi]

hey i'm working on a microclone hehe, how u hold the sear in with out wing from the trigger frame?

[BiNumber3]

hammer one end of the sear pin, or stick it in a vice to widen one end, so that it acts like a trigger pin

[nryche]

Here is an updated pic of mine (being my callsign is in the first post)





Now its a spneumag. Kind of funny that I have less that $100 into the whole thing and it is put together using my parts box.

[riceboi]

nice man, not sure what i'm doing with my yet, emag-spydermag-pneumag or EP

[TwoShoesVans]

Im planning to do this mod here in the very short future but one thing is slowing me down. When i pnue my shocker frame, what do you mount the three way to? Im following phish'es plan for a pnue mag and im unsure how to mount it...

[BiNumber3]

u could just go to the local store n buy a small piece of aluminum or plastic, or find a thin piece around the house, that's solid enough to handle the stress. N either bend one end so u can screw it in the back or use epoxy/quick weld type stuff