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  • magzown3
    RIoT paintballa
    • Nov 2002
    • 206

    #1

    magnetic frames

    I think that agd should come out with a replacement frame for the automag classics and rts that works with magnets, just like the emag. That seems like it would be a good idea. Maybe an intelliframe with magnets, i dont know.


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  • cheetah256
    I am root!
    • Oct 2001
    • 627

    #2
    medusa frame anyone?

    i don't remember if they're released yet, but there was a really long thread about it...

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    • spazzed
      AOChamp
      • Jun 2001
      • 4461

      #3
      It is/was in Tech...

      This is the forum for trouble shooting your Airgun Designs products, including the Automag, RT, E-Mag, and WarpFeed. Also a great place to ask technical questions about non AGD products. An Airsmith's homeroom!
      I'm way too old for this ****.

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      • billmi
        Tech Editor - WARPIG.com
        • May 2001
        • 810

        #4
        Re: magnetic frames

        Originally posted by magzown3
        I think that agd should come out with a replacement frame for the automag classics and rts that works with magnets, just like the emag. That seems like it would be a good idea. Maybe an intelliframe with magnets, i dont know.
        The RT and the Classic return the trigger to its original position, so adding magnets to do that job will only make the trigger pull heavier, like adding a return spring to an RT or classic.

        As for adding a magnetic actuator like the HES on the E-Mag that is available as an upgrade - it's the E-Mag factory conversion, since in order for the electronic signal to fire the 'gun you also need the solenoid, battery, electronics and new sear that are on the E-Mag.

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        • billmi
          Tech Editor - WARPIG.com
          • May 2001
          • 810

          #5
          The Medusa frame is a pivoting trigger frame designed in such a way that the same frame and trigger can be installed on an Autococker or an Automag. It has a magnetic return system that eliminates the need for a trigger return spring when used on an Autococker. When used on an Automag, that does nothing but make the trigger pull heavier, since a 'mag supplies all the trigger return force necessary, through gas pressure on the on/off pin translated to the sear and out to the trigger.

          See you on the field,
          -Bill Mills

          Computer / Paintball geek
          Technical Editor, World And Regional Paintball Information Guide - http://www.WARPIG.com
          Producer, Paintball Television - http://www.PigTV.net
          Paintball, Motocross trail riding, SCUBA, climbing, surfing, R/C aircraft, fun stuff...

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          • mag-hatter
            OOOOOOOOO-RAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!
            • Oct 2002
            • 1069

            #6
            is there a way to make the return snappier on the classic valve?
            MY PRETTY PRETTY FREEFLOW ON EBAY! GET SOME WHILE ITS HOT AND FALLING OUT OF THE COW!

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            • Dern
              QQ
              • Jul 2002
              • 329

              #7
              Well, the higher your velocity, the faster/harder the trigger comes back, but the same goes for the trigger pull. The retro/x valve is what you want if you are looking for really snappy trigger pull/return


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