I have successfully made the leaf spring 2 times now.
when making making these keep in mind that the gap must be 1.5-2mm on thr top left for the pin to travel past the leaf spring .
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Those mag shims work wow , I like to use the first gen mags because they don't have the fins on the crank which allows 3 slots for paintballs to fall into instead of 2 slots if you have a mag with fins on crank.
However the first gen mags will bind and jam the mag , but if you use the shim like this amd creat a bit of a gap that will never happen because it off sets the balls enough , however instead of jamming, now it is slightly prone to blank firing but not nearly enough as if you were to use the mags with the fins on crank. I tested 80 rounds and only 2 blanks compared to the newer mags with the find on crank you will always shoot blanks
Look at the picture that gap with the black shim has to be exactly like that almost so that when thr fingers travel they almost rub up against it on the bend .
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For the lpr I believe, you know the smallest oring in thr gun probably lol l, I recently just bought a watch oring kit , they come with some insanely small /micro orings.... wish me luck
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It came to my attention that the files link no longer works, so I'll re-pack them and host them elsewhere to be available to everyone
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Here is the PDF version: https://web.archive.org/web/20170630...nersmanual.pdf
I'll post it properly here too
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If any one needs any page out of the manual PM me I got what you need.4 Photos
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If you have files of these mag covers please post them also you have a bunch of those files up there posted but they are not available, mainly the tactical rails and the barrel sizer. Please 🙏
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Perfect man thanks for the update, I got the zeta mag files and there is some stuff that could be changed but so far I been able to get it to work perfectly , now I'm home making springs for my printed mags , they have to be a little on the stiff side so they balls so chop when it cycles.
Also I would like to point out that even if you have the guid plate out or in it still works I was able to get like 70 shots off with no problem l, and that was with a broken mag where the plastic broke near the sprocket that holds that tiny spring and ball bearing , I managed to jb weld it and save it , but my God.... getting that ball bearing to sit on the spring will you push the chain sprocket down is fking hard!
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The chain in the mag advances by being pulled with a lever that have teeth engaging with the chain. This "arm" does a circular motion: move forward hovering over the chain, comes down on the chain, drag the chain as it move backwards and wait for the next shot. This motion is guided by the spring in that side plate; the whole thing is driven by the hammer's movement.
Jams and dry fire will damage the spring!
If you get repeated jams, I would verify the fingers on the side of the chain. Careful not to break them wile straightening them. Also make sure the mags are indexed properly before putting them in the gun.
The shim I made are to help with modern smaller paint from jamming around the fingers.
Side plate, chain, and oring for the lpr, ram and 3 way are some of the proprietary components I am not aware of replacements.
We have 3d printed mags, but they need a combination of FDM and SLA, but I have never managed to get them working properly ...
The zeta mag adapter were laser cut and the files never shared. I got your PM, but life has been a bit too busy for a proper response ...
My mag adapter need more work to be really usable. They are a good proof of concept at this time, but there is several issues I need to address.
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