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  • Tempted
    Registered User
    • Sep 2012
    • 23

    #1

    New to AO, Kinda new to Mags.

    Figured I'd pop over here. I've developed quite a collection of Mags in recent months. Currently I'm sitting on a dozen or so, 3 RT Classics, one Pro, a Retro valved Classic and the rest are Classics/Minis. Had tons of fun, its great using them on the fields. The markers are older than most of the players usually.

    I've done a few chop n crop projects. I did a Spyder E frame Mag, kind of neat. Did a Longbow type build with an old Spyder clone body. Have a Pneumag project but it isn't perfect yet, should be soon.

    Something I completed yesterday is really awesome, made a mechanical trigger lock when there is no ball in the breech. Pretty much a set of eyes without eyes. 100% mechanical and 100% invisible on the outside. I have shot it with Classic level 7 valves, works great there, but it more than likely won't work on an RTing valve. The safety is still there and fully functional. It takes some milling, nothing too hard and if you have a steady hand you can probably get it done with a Dremel. I spent about 2 weeks trying to come up with a design, only took 2 hours to complete from scratch so anyone can do it. If there is interest I'll post pictures.

    Hope to be a contributing member on here, looks like a good group of mature paintballers. Not exactly common anymore.
  • sQuidvision
    Learning Mag-Fu

    • Jun 2011
    • 823

    #2
    Color me curious, I think pictures are in order!

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    • Syko89
      Registered User


      • Jul 2012
      • 643

      #3
      yes pics please

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      • BTAutoMag
        AO's Problem Child
        • Oct 2001
        • 7199

        #4
        somehow I thought you were already a member...

        (I'm Jedihippie)

        Welcome to the insanity
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        • shooter311
          Registered User

          • Sep 2009
          • 313

          #5
          Originally posted by Tempted
          looks like a good group of mature paintballers.
          Looks can be deceiving

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          • Spider-TW
            U R techno-literate!

            • Oct 2006
            • 3554

            #6
            Mature in average age at least.

            Pics would be great.

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            • Flatliner333
              3X MOTY Winner :P

              • Mar 2009
              • 1286

              #7
              Welcome aboard
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              • SoulCoffin
                BEO Fat Baller

                • Apr 2005
                • 617

                #8
                heh, i remember your posts on pbn where you were like... i fell off the deep end and bought a bunch of mags

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                • BTAutoMag
                  AO's Problem Child
                  • Oct 2001
                  • 7199

                  #9
                  yup
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                  • Tempted
                    Registered User
                    • Sep 2012
                    • 23

                    #10
                    Well I tried to clean up some edges to make it look prettier before I posted pictures and broke the trip plate. I am cutting a new one now(from a Mag sear), should be ready tomorrow. My first trip plate was made from a Spyder E sear.

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                    • Spider-TW
                      U R techno-literate!

                      • Oct 2006
                      • 3554

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Tempted
                      Well I tried to clean up some edges to make it look prettier before I posted pictures and broke the trip plate. I am cutting a new one now(from a Mag sear), should be ready tomorrow. My first trip plate was made from a Spyder E sear.
                      I was thinking this setup must be pretty delicate. Does it work with gravity feed, or does it need a force feeder?

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                      • Tempted
                        Registered User
                        • Sep 2012
                        • 23

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Spider-TW
                        I was thinking this setup must be pretty delicate. Does it work with gravity feed, or does it need a force feeder?

                        Gravity. It isn't actually delicate, one paintball can offset 1000lbs if the balance is perfect. I was hitting it with a wire wheel and it put too much pressure on an area that I drilled to lighten the top.

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                        • GoatBoy
                          Junior Mint
                          • Jun 2003
                          • 1399

                          #13
                          2004, lol

                          Paintball Talk is the main forum for Automags.org. Here is where we talk about the sport of paintball in general and make announcements relating to the forum and website.


                          See also:

                          "Accuracy by aiming."


                          Definitely not on the A-Team.

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                          • Tempted
                            Registered User
                            • Sep 2012
                            • 23

                            #14
                            Not really. What it does is swing down and lock the trigger without a ball in the breech. The pin sits on the safety lock porch of the trigger. When a ball sits on it the plate pushes down and rotates the locking pin back about 3mm away from the safety porch.

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                            • GoatBoy
                              Junior Mint
                              • Jun 2003
                              • 1399

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Tempted
                              Not really. What it does is swing down and lock the trigger without a ball in the breech. The pin sits on the safety lock porch of the trigger. When a ball sits on it the plate pushes down and rotates the locking pin back about 3mm away from the safety porch.
                              Did you read the post I linked from 2004?
                              "Accuracy by aiming."


                              Definitely not on the A-Team.

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