Delete the rail on the mag. Stretch the trigger frame and mod the sear. Thin out the trigger frame Ultralite style. Hollow out more of the valve, make it less solid. ULE bodies, trigger frames, valves and barrels made of magnesium. Why not?? Could that lead to a sub 8 oz mag??
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I was thinking if it would be possible to make something like an intelliframe, have a place for the sear pin and then just mod the sear completely....Because if you get the right length I don't see why it wouldn't work.. -
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deleting the rail something like the X-mag or Micromag from pro-team products, magnesium valve? sound like a bomb can it handle the preasures?Guns
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when youd shoot it id like fly back out of your hands and float away. if you left it on a table it would just like fly away.Comment
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Might need to look into if it could withstand the forces of the gun firing. And firing at high speeds. But it would be a nice thing to have an amazingly light gun.Comment
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You have to realize, weight isn't always a bad thing......All black ULE RT Pro:
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Originally posted by player4
magnesium is stronger and lighter than aluminum. so it will work, but it will be immensely expensive. you would have a 1000 dollar mech mag. who wants that?. i mean really
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Originally posted by magman007
ROFL... I have $1300 in mine.
ANYWAY, it would be a magnesium alloy, of course. I remember they used to make lamborgini rims out of the stuff, so I immagine its pretty tough. And weight isn't a terrible thing, but I would LOVE a 8 oz mag.. just to say I have one.Comment
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Like previously stated, weight isnt a bad thing. Without any weight to teh gun, you'd have more kick.
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isint magnesium in matchtips too?
but i was watching a movie in science in 7th grade, they had a carbom (i forgot how compressed it was) but it was really light, and with 10,00 lbs of pressure it didnt break... they used it in the shell of the mclaren F1. i dont remember exactly.
but it wouild be cool to have the most reliable lighest gun on the planet."Ah yes, I have one of the 32*rebels that I always take to big scenario games. It keeps the truck from rolling if I have to park on a hill." - automikeyComment
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do you know how much kick an 8 oz mag would have? I think it would be better to make the bolt of a magnesium alloy instead, it would help reduce some of the kick of mags.Comment
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How does a mag have any kick to begin with? Mine doesn't, they're blow forward! That's kind of the whole point, it doesn't have any kick.Comment
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It does.
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No matter what the mechanism is you still have to counter the forces of a 3g projectile being accellerated to 200+ MPH in less that 1 foot.Logic Paintball Forums
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