One Legged T-Rex (OLTR)

[NU_METAL]

You know ,.....i would be " Willing " to help field test this "T-Rex " valve .
All ya have to do is Send me one and the little mounting adapter of course LOL j/k
Im 99% sure im gonna buy one ,and a mount block for this build so add me to the list if your making one



Figures you'd come out with an updated vert 86*, and awesome poppet valve , after im done LOL :rofl:

[Syko89]

There are complete pics somewhere. Along with one in a y frame. It has been years since I have worked on pneumag installs. I agree both were terrible asas (although they were not for the mini). At the time those were what I had so I made them work. You have a lot of nice mags Lougzzz. I was just posting to show it can be done. No it was not ideal, but they were functional.

Enough derailing this thread. I am glad to see it is someone reputable behind this. It is great to finally see someone make a drop in pneumag solution. It makes me want to buy another automag. I hope this becomes a stocked item.

I believe luke said that it wouldn't work in a y or z frame due to the milling behind the trigger area is to thin

[Merce]

Pleeeease become a stocked item. The anticipation is absolutely killing me. I don't think I have ever felt so stalkerish just by following a thread lol

[MANN]

There are complete pics somewhere. Along with one in a y frame. It has been years since I have worked on pneumag installs. I agree both were terrible asas (although they were not for the mini). At the time those were what I had so I made them work. You have a lot of nice mags Lougzzz. I was just posting to show it can be done. No it was not ideal, but they were functional.

Enough derailing this thread. I am glad to see it is someone reputable behind this. It is great to finally see someone make a drop in pneumag solution. It makes me want to buy another automag. I hope this becomes a stocked item.

[luke]

Guys this is a good topic but one topic for another thread at this point.
Mann, no one is suggesting it's impossible or has never been done, just simply that the Intelli is not the ideal candidate for the LPR install.

[Loguzzzzzz]

Oh!? . . . . . . .and By The Way, I don't see any internal pneumatics in there. . . . . . .

Show me a completed functioning one!

Sorry for the derail Luke!

[Loguzzzzzz]

I was gonna say this, but it seemed too obvious.

YEAH, You're So SMART!

[Loguzzzzzz]

I use to do it. just drill through the frame and tap directly into the asa

Yeah if you DON'T want an On/Off ASA. . . . . other than using those crappy ones that are made for the Mini. . . . that screw onto the bottle and into the ASA. . . .

In my opinion that is a crappy band-aid . . . . . and I believe that I have built more MOTM Winners, total 9 at this point.

JUST SAYIN'

[G Squat]

I use to do it. just drill through the frame and tap directly into the asa

I was gonna say this, but it seemed too obvious.

[MANN]

You cant put the LPR inside because there is no material to tap for the LPR. The bottom of the Intelli-Frame is machined out. take a look at the bottom and you will understand what I am talking about. . . . .

I have one idea that I have been kicking around as a solution to that but I am not willing to share it!

I use to do it. just drill through the frame and tap directly into the asa

[luke]

I'd be interested if it fits your single trigger frame. You probly answered already but I didn't look.

Yes, it will fit.

The only difference in the frames are the trigger guard.

[Dono1]

I'd be interested if it fits your single trigger frame. You probly answered already but I didn't look.

[luke]

This design still needs some rigorous testing, I'm not sure the concerns of previous builds will be relevant to this design or not, the flaws and or performance remain to be seen at this point.

[G Squat]

The sear resets the ram, so it stays in the fired position until the on/off pin forces the sear to recock.

I understand that. My question was regarding what was always my problem with pneu-frames... Being that the ram stayed in the "fire" position as long as the trigger was held down and this often led to short-stoking. I always thought it'd be nice to have a ram that acted a lot more like a solenoid. One that was actuated and returned (by the sear) before the trigger is released.

[luke]

So, as long as you have the trigger pulled back, the ram will stay back?

The sear resets the ram, so it stays in the fired position until the on/off pin forces the sear to recock.