Awsome Idea (for those to cheap to buy an e-mag)

[OysterBoy]

UP For all the people like me who are way too cheap do buy a hyperframe...

[Chipper]

UP For all the people like me who are way too cheap do buy a hyperframe...

Amen brotha, Amen.

[notcreative]

i am thinking about doing this myself if any one can figure this out please send instruction to my email [email protected] i thinking about trying and putting this together this summer. MAYBE

[spasticsquirrel]

i think someone should post a step by step guide of how to do this!

[ilikePB]

If anyone gets any sort of instructions or guidelines I would definately do this.

[Chipper]

The whole reason I posted this is to find out how to do this, like you guys. The thing is that not many people know how do this. So if you know, please post it up.

[TeamNausea]

You should all be ashamed of wanting to put a kingman frame on a mag.... ashamed

[Glickman]

*attention* i actually have a brand new one of those frames (got it at a going out of business sale somewhere) and its brand new (other than the box is a little spotty and stuff. but i would be willing to sell it, if its the right grip, its called the Sprint electonic trigger frame.
it has:
semi
3 burst
6 burst
full auto (hehe)

but anyway, ill be willing to sell it for 60, but just have someone confirm that it is in fact the spyder sprint frame (wouldnt want any problems now would we )

[Thermus]

Not to try and kill your deal, but sprint frames are not the best to get. They are plastic and break easily. The best way to go would be buying a cheap electric spyder, like an esprit, and taking the frame off of that. You could try selling the body and internals to make some money back. Or, if you happen to have a spare mech spyder frame layina round, slap that on there and sell it.

[TeamNausea]

I thought the electras had the sprint frame/ At least I thought my old imagine did and i assumed theyd be the same.?

[Thermus]

To my knowledge, they have never sold a marker stock with a sprint frame.

Electras have an LED number display on them to show the BPS setting, and the imagines have lights to diplay the current mode of fire. Unless I am mistaken, sprint frames use dip switches. The frame is also made of plastic, while all other stock spyder frames are metal.

[Glickman]

they basically are the same thing, and that one in the picture is a sprint, cause it has the "ESP" thing on the back, as does the one i have...

[TeamNausea]

To my knowledge, they have never sold a marker stock with a sprint frame.

Electras have an LED number display on them to show the BPS setting, and the imagines have lights to diplay the current mode of fire. Unless I am mistaken, sprint frames use dip switches. The frame is also made of plastic, while all other stock spyder frames are metal.

yeah now that i look at it its not a sprint. Yes, it does have the lights i just heard it called that somewhere and thought thats what it was.

[Glickman]

you are probably right, but that "ESP" is the same thing on the one im looking at right now.

what im thinking is that the sprint frames are just the same except with plastic and dip switches...

anyway, im prolly gonna keep the frame and try it out myself ive been putting off getting a mag for too long, and i want to use one along with my trix at shatnerball II

[hitech]

If you try to make this frame work you might find my Hyperframe FAQ useful. Especially the section on adjusting the solenoid. I would also recommend the ULT on/off. Good luck, and be sure to let us know how it works out. Remember to include pictures!

BTW, if you decide to not try, I might be interested in purchasing the frame from you and giving it a try.