AO: We are back from the dead... again! After an 18 day outage, we are finally alive and well. Who knew how complicated updating software/databases from 2008 would be. I still have alot of tweaks to make, but my main goal was getting everything patched and updated to 2026.
Vbulletin 6 has changed alot since 2008 so we will have a ton of new features to dig into.
You know...thinking about it...this could actually be fairly easy with strong earth magnets...
I Googled up some magnets...found a retailer selling them in many different sizes and shapes...
Large selection of high quality MAGCRAFT® brand rare earth neodymium disc magnets for sale. A thin flat circular magnet where the thickness does not exceed the diameter. Disc magnets are the most commonly used magnet shape and the most versatile. They are used in holding applications where a hole is drilled and the magnet is recessed into the hole. They are commonly used with cup assemblies to increase their holding strength.
Just mill a little slot into your trigger frame to house the magnet...and a slot onto the back of your trigger with a bit of an epoxy and your in business!
Perhaps a pair of these and maybe even a set screw to adjust the amount of push via distancing of the magnets from eachother...
What do you guys think?
Should I try doodling up a little bit of a visual aid?
You know...thinking about it...this could actually be fairly easy with strong earth magnets...
I Googled up some magnets...found a retailer selling them in many different sizes and shapes...
Large selection of high quality MAGCRAFT® brand rare earth neodymium disc magnets for sale. A thin flat circular magnet where the thickness does not exceed the diameter. Disc magnets are the most commonly used magnet shape and the most versatile. They are used in holding applications where a hole is drilled and the magnet is recessed into the hole. They are commonly used with cup assemblies to increase their holding strength.
Just mill a little slot into your trigger frame to house the magnet...and a slot onto the back of your trigger with a bit of an epoxy and your in business!
Perhaps a pair of these and maybe even a set screw to adjust the amount of push via distancing of the magnets from eachother...
What do you guys think?
Should I try doodling up a little bit of a visual aid?
you just described a magnetic return for a trigger, if you want to have magnets do what maninblack and maghog did with springs, youd have to put a magnet on the sear and another on the trigger, and youd probably have to make some sort of guide for the sear too, it seems alot more difficult than what they have done
you just described a magnetic return for a trigger, if you want to have magnets do what maninblack and maghog did with springs, youd have to put a magnet on the sear and another on the trigger, and youd probably have to make some sort of guide for the sear too, it seems alot more difficult than what they have done
You wouldn't need to put a magnet on the sear rod. You have a magnet on the trigger and a magnet on a lever connected at a pivot point to the trigger.
So you're describing the same thing MagHog has pictured on the first page but with opposing magnets instead of a spring. That sounds like it has a much better chance of working than putting a magnet on the sear. I may have to try that with the first trigger I started working on. I have a couple small rare earth magnets sticking around somewhere...
So you're describing the same thing MagHog has pictured on the first page but with opposing magnets instead of a spring. That sounds like it has a much better chance of working than putting a magnet on the sear. I may have to try that with the first trigger I started working on. I have a couple small rare earth magnets sticking around somewhere...
I sort of did something like that with my Pneumag, to help with the short stroking. It does help, but it can get kinda tricky.
Even better, stick a rare earth magnet on the end of your trigger rod and sew another into the finger of your glove. It's a new take on an old dirty trick.
Don't let the kiddies on PBN get a hold of that one, though, or they'll be buying up all the old R/T 'mags to make some mech cheaters.
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