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  • Lomarandil
    Registered User
    • May 2006
    • 438

    #1

    Pump mag info...

    Hey guys... looking at pumpmags here, and I had a couple of questions.. namely, what steps are needed to convert back to semi if I so choose, general air efficiency (could I run it off a 12g), pump stroke information, and what kind of upgrades I could make, and which would require some modification to work (ie. from my understanding I could put a Xvalve in without any problem if I so desired, but a ULE body would require extra milling to work with the pump rod, correct?)

    Hmm.. can you pnue a pumpmag?

    Thanks so much!
    Lo
  • flyingpootang
    Magtechian with X disease

    • Dec 2005
    • 2276

    #2
    1)To convert back to semi: remove the pump kit and wave spring.
    2)About 10 to 18 shots on a 12G
    3)X-valves can't run Co2 unless moded.
    4)Some AM and MM bodies where pump milled, but some are not and will require milling along with all ULEs
    5)You could Pneu a pumpmag, but the efficiency would suffer on 12gs

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    • Lomarandil
      Registered User
      • May 2006
      • 438

      #3
      Haha.. yup, if I were to pnue it, I'd put it on my HPA tank

      Ok, awesome... thanks!
      Lo

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      • Smoothice
        Registered User

        • Nov 2006
        • 4579

        #4
        Originally posted by flyingpootang
        1)To convert back to semi: remove the pump kit and wave spring.
        Isn't the only thing you really need to do to convert it back to semi is to simple remove the wave spring and bumper and put the old bumper back in. Maybe fiddle with the power tube spacers?

        You don't need to remove anything else do you?

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        • dyeforever
          Addicted User
          • Oct 2003
          • 764

          #5
          using a x-valve with the 12g will be fine since u firing very fast. to convert back to semi remove the wave spring and bumper, then reinstall the stock spring. done
          mag for now, mag forever

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          • questionful
            LNIB
            • Dec 2006
            • 1416

            #6
            don't use co2 with the x-valve, co2 liquifies in the valve.

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