IONized 'Mag Pneu-frame?

[Scott Hudnall]

I should have a few more pics posted later today, showing the position of the board/noid in the logic frame, along with the MPA3. Still doing a little dremel work on the frame but almost done.

Looking for a black PF body or black ULE body for this project.

[geekwarrior]

[geekwarrior]

the wait is killing me

[RoamingStorm]

I just read through this entire thread, I think Im going to try this with a chimera. that would make my gun beautiful!! and rip!!, Can someone please give me a parts list? I really want to try this as long as it has been proven to work

-RS

[Scott Hudnall]

I've got a pic of the board mounted in the frame, along with the MPA3.

With a little better placement, I could have put the 9v in the frame. At this point, I'm going to use an Emag foregrip/battery pack to hold the 9v and LPR. That will make it nice and clean.

I'll post the pics later. There's thunder/lightening rolling in through here. turning the compy off until it's through.

[temps]

Cant wait to see the pics

[Scott Hudnall]

Pics of the frame, ION board fitted, MPA3

The air lines aren't finalized yet, but you will be able to see the fairly minimal amount of dremel work needed to fit this in the Logic vertical frame. It's in place, just needs to be tacked in place with a double sided foam tape.

Next step is to get the hole drilled for a trigger switch activating rod. I think I'm going to drill through the back of the frame, then plug the hole through the back of the frame with a small rubber piece.

Yes, yes....the board is "upside down" compared to the application in the ION. However, this allows me to have the trigger switch up higher, which should make for a shorter trigger pull.

and....I've got a black PF body on the way to use as the "first body" for this iMag. Will likely go to a black ULE eventually.

[Kory]

That looks great. 2 questions.
1. how will you activate the sear?I think I figured out how you trip the sear. Do you have a top view of the frame?
2. Are you going to use a spring to return the trigger to it's non firing pisition when you let off of the trigger?
Thanks for the info. I would really like to do this on my micromag rt.
Kory

[FinchMan]

very nice so far. I may do this during the summer if I have the money.

[Scott Hudnall]

Kory -

a mod'd sear activating rod will be used to trip the sear.

The trigger return will likely be magnets. however, a light spring may also do the trick. placement of the magnets (or spring) has yet to be decided.

There's no manual on how to do this mod.

so it's conquer each obstacle as I get to it.

It will all be pretty well documented by the time it's done, with pics and instrux found on this thread.

[RoamingStorm]

Is that a home installed safety? it looks really countersinked into the frame

[Kory]

Scott
The home built nature of this is what makes it so cool. I have been thinking about getting an emag, but I really like my micromag alot and would have a hard time parting with it. I think this is a much better option. Plus you actually get some better firing mods. The basic principle seems like it will work well. I may have to start collecting parts.
Keep the info coming.
Thanks,
Kory

[RoamingStorm]

Kory if your from New Berlin and Im from Racine, maybe we could build these and compare at a field?

[Kory]

I would be up for that. If you need any tabs welded on the trigger frame I could probably help you out with that as well. I tig for a living.
Where do you play?
Kory

[RoamingStorm]

black rain, sams, daves, or just peoples backyards