So after waiting and waiting and waiting for my Gforce frame to arrive
I decided to purchase a temporary marker. I chose a hyperframed minimag
as my entry level e-mag. The price was right. This is how she looked
when she arrived.
This marker had been in my possession for less then 6 hours when
tragedy struck.
Now i'm sure you are wondering what in the hell happened to that body.
Did I do a superman dive into a brick wall? Did I try to stop an approaching semi with it? Nope.
I store/hide all of my markers up in the attic. While re-arranging some things
I bumped the box this was sitting on. Which caused it to tumble out of my
attic 10 feet down onto the cement floor. The body took 100% of the impact.
So I did what any self respecting MAG owner would do. I cried. Then I called
all the fellow MAGotts I know and shared my stupidity with them. They all
had a good laugh.
This mangled body sat in my attic for a few months. It would ride along with
me to local AO days for all to oogle.
Then I decided it could be salvaged. After a few hours with a tire iron and a
mallet the body became to take shape. Then out came an old steel twist lock
barrel. I proceeded to pound the barrel into the body. Still a bit wavy the
body was as straight as my ability would allow.
Next came a red pencil.
Then out came the ghetto mill.
After about 30 minutes of cutting up the body I had my design
Another half hour of filing and the body was done. Next came the sand paper
to polish the body. Then a red sharpie to color my now trashed steel barrel.
After another few months of sitting in the garage all my parts finally came
together.
I present my 1 of a kind pumpmag.
-custom cut minimag body
-classic valve
-agd pump kit
-custum cut 12 gram changer
-benchmark single trigger frame
-red cp barrel
I decided to purchase a temporary marker. I chose a hyperframed minimag
as my entry level e-mag. The price was right. This is how she looked
when she arrived.
This marker had been in my possession for less then 6 hours when
tragedy struck.
Now i'm sure you are wondering what in the hell happened to that body.
Did I do a superman dive into a brick wall? Did I try to stop an approaching semi with it? Nope.
I store/hide all of my markers up in the attic. While re-arranging some things
I bumped the box this was sitting on. Which caused it to tumble out of my
attic 10 feet down onto the cement floor. The body took 100% of the impact.
So I did what any self respecting MAG owner would do. I cried. Then I called
all the fellow MAGotts I know and shared my stupidity with them. They all
had a good laugh.
This mangled body sat in my attic for a few months. It would ride along with
me to local AO days for all to oogle.
Then I decided it could be salvaged. After a few hours with a tire iron and a
mallet the body became to take shape. Then out came an old steel twist lock
barrel. I proceeded to pound the barrel into the body. Still a bit wavy the
body was as straight as my ability would allow.
Next came a red pencil.
Then out came the ghetto mill.
After about 30 minutes of cutting up the body I had my design
Another half hour of filing and the body was done. Next came the sand paper
to polish the body. Then a red sharpie to color my now trashed steel barrel.
After another few months of sitting in the garage all my parts finally came
together.
I present my 1 of a kind pumpmag.
-custom cut minimag body
-classic valve
-agd pump kit
-custum cut 12 gram changer
-benchmark single trigger frame
-red cp barrel
It makes those virtue grips look good. I never liked them until now.
. cant wait to see that in action next time!
You are without a doubt the master of incognito and ghetto rigging. 
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