Wtf - Pneumag

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  • psymon_stark
    Registered User
    • Nov 2020
    • 4

    #1

    Wtf - Pneumag

    Looking to pick up a pneumag if I can get one for the right price.
  • knownothingmags
    RKM 3D Designs

    • Apr 2010
    • 4810

    #2
    Originally posted by psymon_stark
    Looking to pick up a pneumag if I can get one for the right price.
    i can build one for you. but not sure what your range is for price.
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    • psymon_stark
      Registered User
      • Nov 2020
      • 4

      #3
      wow... thread title fail - sorry for that.

      Originally posted by knownothingmags
      i can build one for you. but not sure what your range is for price.
      What kind of range would I be looking at for your services?

      I was thinking $500-$800 personally before I seriously start doubting my intentions.

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      • knownothingmags
        RKM 3D Designs

        • Apr 2010
        • 4810

        #4
        That's a good range. I would suggest finding the parts and building your own or asking g others to help where need.

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        • rawbutter
          Registered User
          • Feb 2007
          • 1463

          #5
          You can also build your own if you have the right tools. It's not hard, just time-consuming. Knownothingmags can sell you a kit with all the pneumatic parts you need. Then you can watch these videos to learn how to do everything. You will probably have to buy a few tools to do it right (tap kit, extra long drill bit, etc.), but that's probably still cheaper than paying someone else to do it.



          If you're really set on just buying one that's already made, it might be faster to post a WTB thread on the Facebook group. I have an easier time finding stuff there.

          This is an open group for Airgun Designs owners to buy/sell/trade and talk about automags, minimags, RT's. NO commercial/retail sales posts!!!

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          • luke
            lukescustoms.com

            • Jan 2001
            • 8211

            #6
            Originally posted by psymon_stark
            I was thinking $500-$800 personally before I seriously start doubting my intentions.
            It would be pretty easy to 'bolt together' a pneumag on the upper end of your scale, no tools or know-how necessary, you just need a cheaply priced Automag to get started.

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