So I'm nearing completion of my Redlined/Nummech Automag and wanted to share with the mag community. some of you may remember this when it was just mechanical. It was a very difficult and frustrating project, but it was worth it. I had to modify the rail to fit the Mini Gs eyeboard and modified the eyeboard. Some trimming and resoldering was necessary. Last thing is to anno the rail dust black and maybe tighten up the settings. I may want to get the back of the rail milled to angle more. But other than that it shoots great. The video is very short just to show it functions. I'll have a better video after I make some trigger adjustments.



Redlined Automag Project Finished
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Just uploaded the finished product. I had the rail annodized, put a new barrel and tuned up the trigger. I should have a much better shooting video soon. -
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Resurrecting this...
What were you using for a solenoid on this? Also, where did you put the micro-switch?
I'm really interested in this because I really like the look of this frame.Stay Classy, AO...BEO: RIP / Topgun Paintball: RIP / Old MCB: RIPComment
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Cool lil project.. if you hadnt said it was a mag in the title, id have assumed it was just a weird looking invert mini from the trigger frame and foregip 😜So I'm nearing completion of my Redlined/Nummech Automag and wanted to share with the mag community. some of you may remember this when it was just mechanical. It was a very difficult and frustrating project, but it was worth it. I had to modify the rail to fit the Mini Gs eyeboard and modified the eyeboard. Some trimming and resoldering was necessary. Last thing is to anno the rail dust black and maybe tighten up the settings. I may want to get the back of the rail milled to angle more. But other than that it shoots great. The video is very short just to show it functions. I'll have a better video after I make some trigger adjustments.
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the solenoid is from an old autococker egrip. the microswitch is built into the Mini Gs eyeboard that sits in the rail. zoom in on the second picture and you see it. it functions just like a axe/mini gs, the top of the trigger presses the microswitch on the eyeboard.Comment
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Yes it was worth it. I wasn't sure if it was possible. I had the idea in my head for a long time before I decided to try it.Comment
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