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  • Onryou
    www.hyden-gahl.org
    • Nov 2003
    • 299
    #1

    Pneumatic Assist Pumps...

    I've seen Doc's work on phantoms, but could you do the same for a Pump Mag? And it would make it 100% unusable in Stock class wouldn't it?

    I have a Pump Mag I'd be willing to lend out if someone thinks they could do it...
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    • chaos lichen
      Sanity is for the weak...
      • Nov 2004
      • 79
      #2
      You could do that for a pump mag, which would own Unfortunatly it wouldn't be stock class because pneumatic assist isn't stock class. I know how to do it, but i can't do it for you as I don't have any machine tools Good Luck!!!
      Everyone is equal, just some people are more equal than others.
      :shooting: :tard:
      That was a bit like sandblasting a soup cracker.
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        • Onryou
          www.hyden-gahl.org
          • Nov 2003
          • 299
          #3
          well, I have access to all sorts of tools. Think you could post or PM instructions?

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            • shatter_storm
              Registered User
              • Jun 2004
              • 315
              #4
              This is a generalization, I havn't actually done it.

              Take off the pump arm and pump rod. Drill and tap a hole for the ram to be mounted where the pump rod slides into the rail. Cut and retap the pump rod so that you can mount it to a ram. Mount the ram in front of the rail, and cut the pump arm so that it slides over the ram. Drill and tap a hole for a 3-way linkage in the rail and set the 3-way going straight out parallel to the ram. Drill and tap a new hole in the pump arm to accomodate the 3-way and fabricate a rod to connect the two. Find a handy place to stash a LPR (off the ASA running the airline up through the grip and then through the rail, or straight off the front of the vertical ASA so it'll be below the pump arm, or whatever)

              Done deal. All pneumatic assist is replacing the pump linkage with a ram and linking the old pump arm to a 3-way.

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                • Wassupstranger67
                  Registered User
                  • Dec 2004
                  • 116
                  #5
                  You have any pics ??? How well does it work???

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                    • Onryou
                      www.hyden-gahl.org
                      • Nov 2003
                      • 299
                      #6
                      dang! look at the post dates. I just got those instructions today, so you have to give me time to gather my parts, then once i actually get started I'll be sure to post pics of my progress and everything.

                      BTW, could I use just stock WGP parts? Or will it really make any sort of difference?

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                        • chaos lichen
                          Sanity is for the weak...
                          • Nov 2004
                          • 79
                          #7
                          Yes you could use stock parts this website is a great resource. You probably won't need any higher performance than stock.
                          Everyone is equal, just some people are more equal than others.
                          :shooting: :tard:
                          That was a bit like sandblasting a soup cracker.
                          ~Dilbert~

                          Don't let your schooling get in the way of your education.
                          ~Mark Twain~

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                            • Thunder Bunny
                              I can't sit still
                              • Sep 2004
                              • 112
                              #8
                              What is the point? to have a CockerMag? The pump stroke on a pump mag is so light you could flick it with you pinky and cock it.

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                                • Koosh
                                  I'm No Longer On Fire
                                  • Mar 2002
                                  • 1710
                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by Thunder Bunny
                                  What is the point?
                                  That question should never be asked in the workshop.
                                  Hey Zero, how much did that Chipley cost ya?

                                  Originally said by Boggerman When I got married I thought it would go down too... The insurance, not the wife.

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