1st mag, what do i do?

[deisel]

I just bought a mag from my dads buddy, for a good 125. Ill i know is it has warp feed and the valve says A.I.R. What do i need to do to make it perform very well but keep the single trigger and warp set up? Whats intelli feed do and how do i get it? Id like to keep it as a back up for tournys but its been so long since i owned a woodsball gun id like to lean it in that area. The downfall is i can only use Compressed Air when i play in a tourny or scrounge up the money to play at a feild so it needs to be, if possible co2 capable... Heres some pics




Thanks,

[sixtoes1313]

If your keeping it as a woodsball/backup I'd just leave it alone. Maybe add a lvl10 if it doesnt have it. It will do what you want just the way you have it. Or bolt on a pneu-electric frame for more powa. Intellifeed is to used on an intelliframe/ other aftermarket frames and it basically a switch behind the trigger that tells the warp to cycle when the trigger is pulled. Dont think it'll work on a CF single frame though. GL, looks like a nice mag.

[deisel]

so i can run it on co2 just like it is?

[senghing27]

yes you can. But HPA is recommended.

[RobOpel]

Yep. All classic valves (A.I.R. valves) can run co2. You will only run into a problem if you get an RT based valve (thats the RT, ReTro, emag, EMaxx, x-valve and tuna valve).

[deisel]

see i have hpa but its atleast a 45 minute drive. im a farm boy as you can see from the pictures... hehe... what issues will i run into with co2?

[sixtoes1313]

in colder weather _below 50ish you may run into problems with freezing the valve and the marker wont cycle. Also under rapid fire. Run a remote and palmers regulator and you should be fine unless very cold.

[Chris_automag_07]

husqvarna

[senghing27]

Shootdown...

Heres a vid of my bullpup automag I made a while back. It had an A.I.R. Valve.

I ran a remote with my setup because it gave some room for the co2 to move and allowed it to "Expand" a bit.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NMS-bHpiSEQ

[punkrex]

I wouldn't do a thing to it. It will do everything you want it to, from the sounds of it.

[Siress]

Point towards opponent.

[ThePixelGuru]

I don't think you need to do anything to it, should work great for you the way it is. If you're concerned about chops, get a Level 10 bolt. I ran a Warp with a Level 7 (non anti-chop bolt) and never had problems, the Warp is great at keeping balls in the chamber and not half-loading 'em.

About CO2, it should work fine unless you're in cold weather. Run HPA in cold weather or whenever you can, it'll just be more consistent and won't freeze. A remote line or expansion chamber (or Palmer reg, but that's more expensive) should keep your valve from freezing on CO2. If you decide to use a Palmer's reg, just remember to open it up all the way so you don't starve your 'mag.

An Intellifeed is a link from your trigger to your Warp that tells the Warp when to feed. The vibration sensor usually works fine if you get it set up right, but some like to Intellifeed 'em anyway. Usually they do this with an Intelliframe (double trigger frame), following the directions on AGD's site, but it's possible to do with your carbon fiber single trigger frame, too. Follow the same instructions, but instead of mounting the microswitch in your Intelliframe, file out a spot in your CF frame (don't breathe the dust!).

[deisel]

well i now kno its not lvl 10... how do i unjam the bolt from the paper...?

[behemoth]

well i now kno its not lvl 10... how do i unjam the bolt from the paper...?

LOL. sorry, but i about spit coffee on my monitor.

best bet is to jam a squeegee or dowl down the barrel, and try and reset the bolt.

[deisel]

well uhh... i hope i didnt screw anything up but i had to take the whole thing apart and the spring went one way and the bolt another, and now when i air it up with co2 the valve sticks open??? but if i hold the trigger in the right place it shuts. my co2 feels a little light, is it because im low or did i screw something up?