DIY guide:
Just in case any of you were interested. Cost is to cover expenses (pages of color copies, copyright etc)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ME:L:LCA:MT:31
(Previous thread)
I built this because I could not find one with all the features I wanted.
No external hoses or lines. No external tank or changer. Bolt handle has to "unlock" before pulling to the rear. Most important was a quality wood stock, this one is from Boyds. Holds 3+1 just like a Remington .300 WinMag, although it will take any feeder that will fit on a Phantom side feed. 30 plus shots per 12 gram just like a normal Phantom.
I decided to finish off the wood stock with spray on truck bed liner. Its texture and look are spot on to the M24. I was actually suprised, led me to think the M24 stock has the same finish over fiberglass.
Finished except for a couple bare aluminum pieces:
Close up of "bolt":
This shows the lever quick change in the stock. Line runs through the stock to the valve body. NOT an easy task with a hand drill. Came out perfect.
Original thread: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ht=bolt+action
Just in case any of you were interested. Cost is to cover expenses (pages of color copies, copyright etc)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ME:L:LCA:MT:31
(Previous thread)
I built this because I could not find one with all the features I wanted.
No external hoses or lines. No external tank or changer. Bolt handle has to "unlock" before pulling to the rear. Most important was a quality wood stock, this one is from Boyds. Holds 3+1 just like a Remington .300 WinMag, although it will take any feeder that will fit on a Phantom side feed. 30 plus shots per 12 gram just like a normal Phantom.
I decided to finish off the wood stock with spray on truck bed liner. Its texture and look are spot on to the M24. I was actually suprised, led me to think the M24 stock has the same finish over fiberglass.
Finished except for a couple bare aluminum pieces:
Close up of "bolt":
This shows the lever quick change in the stock. Line runs through the stock to the valve body. NOT an easy task with a hand drill. Came out perfect.
Original thread: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...ht=bolt+action
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