Mag : Trigger Job

[pupster01]

not sure if this is of any use to you but i was in a paintball shop in reading (sorry cant remember the name but there the only on in the area) and they were selling chrome mini mag bodies for £25 had a llok and they were sweet, would have had one my self but i was in there getting air fittings for the RT i had just picked up.

have a look on scoot.com and see if there listed ot mabe try yell.com

hope thats of some help.

p.s. if you do change your trigger rod length make sure you leave some play between it and the trigger other wise you;ll have major bolt stick and a hissing marker as the bolt wont be able to lack back into place correctly

 

[rob_evanson]

Whats the dif between a Mini Mag Body and a Standard mag body then. 25 quid sounds good, AGD have quoted me 42 quid to have my Right Hand feed changed to a Power Feed.

 

[MidgetFista]

Originally posted by rob_evanson
Whats the dif between a Mini Mag Body and a Standard mag body then. 25 quid sounds good, AGD have quoted me 42 quid to have my Right Hand feed changed to a Power Feed.

£42 ! wow, is that an exchange?? or buy right out??? if so, very good price... seems TOO good...hummm

difference between the 2 bodies are purly cosmetic.

Powerfeed Body HERE ]

Minimag Body HERE

you can just swap em other. I'm currently trying to chrome my entire marker with 3rd party parts.

Neil

 

[pupster01]

Originally posted by MidgetFista


£42 ! wow, is that an exchange?? or buy right out??? if so, very good price... seems TOO good...hummm

difference between the 2 bodies are purly cosmetic.

Powerfeed Body HERE ]

Minimag Body HERE

you can just swap em other. I'm currently trying to chrome my entire marker with 3rd party parts.

Neil

that wasnt exchange it was a straight purchase.

it was the mini mag body but they are totally interchangable

i think the shops called weekend wariours and as i say its in reading, i think they run paintball park in birmingham as well

i think they had over ordered and were clearing them sorry i cant be of more help

 

[rob_evanson]

It was £42 all in. You send you marker to AGD and they swap the Standard body for a Power feed and send it back to you thats it £42 quid wham bam thank mam!

 

[John C]

Midget fista, the length of the trigger rod does not affect the pull lenght, just where you start and end the pull from.

There are 3 ways to decrease the pull of a standard automag.
One is to get a Retro Valve, this effectively makes your mag into an RT, giving you the shorter pull, and 'kick back' of the RTs trigger. Your looking at about £200 for this but its as really noticeable improvement.

The other way is to get one of the new aftermarket electronic frames, these have a microswitch trigger (same an an angel) so you can get stupid rates of fire, a solenoid inside the grip now fires the gun every time you pull the electronic trigger.


To lighten the trigger of a standard mag you can get an aftermarket on off assembly (costs like £20 made by G3 paintball)
, however when i had a mag i couldn't find one of these in the UK so good luck in finding one.



PS i have also had bad experiences with actionvillage, after ordering a proteus mask (for a teammate) they continually sent 'auto generated' emails for 2 weeks and it took a strongly worded email from me to get a response from a real person, it turned out they were worried about the cost of shipping but it still worked out cheaper than here in the UK because the masks were on a discount. By the time it was all sorted the discounted masks had sold out so i had to cancell the order!!!

 

[rob_evanson]

RT valve warning

Remeber if you do decide to go down the RT valve route, you cannot use CO2, I have looked into this. The RT valve will only run on air. So it will be £220 for the RT upgrade and then whatever price for an air system 200-300 quid. You weigh up the costs.

 

[John C]

yes that completely slipped my mind.

The first thing any mag owner should get is air, so i kind of assumed you had it!

 

[Walker (Nitro)]

Originally posted by rob_evanson
Also I think I've read somewhere, that if you shorten the rod there will be greater chance of you short stroking the marker, and or the timing of the pull will be out.

thats a cocker dude..........

 

[ciaran.mooney]

No he's right. The pins, sear etc are all made to a certain standard so they all work at the right time. So you mess with them shortening etc, then the time they work at is altered. And so youve messed up the timing.