Introducing the Micromag 2009

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[motodrom16]

some NEW pics available?
please update the status of production.
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[WarHamster]

I think this was addressed somewhere in this thread, but I honest can't remember what the answer was, and I couldn't find it when I was going back through it.

Does the body use a proprietary sear pin or a standard RT, and either way is the sear pin included?

[Ando]

I think this was addressed somewhere in this thread, but I honest can't remember what the answer was, and I couldn't find it when I was going back through it.

Does the body use a proprietary sear pin or a standard RT, and either way is the sear pin included?

They're supplying the pin. It's a shorter RT pin.

[WarHamster]

Thanks Ando. Good to hear.

[ZoomZ@PTP]

The first lathe op on the bodies go on the lathe this afternoon or first thing in the morning .

My new machine didnt make it here yesterday and wont be here till next monday or tuesday according to the machine tool company . It seems someone cant cordinate truckers and riggers in Nebraska , which happens to be the BIGGEST TRUCKING HUB IN THE WORLD !

PS: I dont think we supply the on/off pins , just the custom trigger pin , but i could be wrong .

[BigEvil]

They're supplying the pin. It's a shorter RT pin.

If not, we are going to need the proper specs for both mech and Emag applications.

[Ando]

I was talking about the sear pin.

[alkafluence]

PS: I dont think we supply the on/off pins , just the custom trigger pin , but i could be wrong .

If the on/off pin is going to be a non-standard length, then I would hope that it would be included.

[going_home]

If the on/off pin is going to be a non-standard length, then I would hope that it would be included.

Zoom meant sear pin. Its a shortened RT Pro sear pin.
As for the on/off pin I'm going to say it will be a standard size.
But Jay would know for sure since he tested them.
We saw the mech he tested but whether he tested with Emag lowers or not I have seen no posts on that one.
The 2000 body I got from PTP was plug and play with an Xvalve w/ULT.
That was the last run before this one.

[maniacmechanic]

If not, we are going to need the proper specs for both mech and Emag applications.

Like you don't have enough different length on/off pins to experiment with

[Ruler_Mark]

Zoom meant sear pin. Its a shortened RT Pro sear pin.
As for the on/off pin I'm going to say it will be a standard size.
But Jay would know for sure since he tested them.
We saw the mech he tested but whether he tested with Emag lowers or not I have seen no posts on that one.
The 2000 body I got from PTP was plug and play with an Xvalve w/ULT.
That was the last run before this one.

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micromags have used non standard valve on/off pins in the past.

[BigEvil]

Like you don't have enough different length on/off pins to experiment with

Im not smart enough to be experimenting with anything (and I really shouldn't have to be )

[p8ntbal4me]

micromags have used non standard valve on/off pins in the past.

Something that should be corrected now a new product has moved into production

~ P8nt

[Frizzle Fry]

micromags have used non standard valve on/off pins in the past.

Which? I've owned every generation of Micromag, and different models of each generation, but never had a problem. I used to swap valves around all the time.