[xxkylexx]

Can anyone link me to a up-to-date, working guide for building a pneumag. All the ones I've found are out of date with broken pictures, etc.

Thanks,
Kyle

[dixieoutfitter94]

stickies

[xxkylexx]

Already tried those. All the links are broken or are linked to pages with broken pictures.

[dixieoutfitter94]

then just read them

[KartaKeeper]

even without the pics its a nice guide, i believe there may also be a few how to guides on youtube.

if all else fails try AO, might as well buy one at this point though

[Stayhuge]

I am working on uploading Pneumagger's video. I will post link if it works.

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Took Less time than I thought, Hope it works:

http://media.putfile.com/Pnuemag

Edit: I checked, and I think it works. This basically tells you everything, except what to do about the LPR, which everyone has a different opinion on, depending on how far you want to go with mounting it. Good luck, and if you have any questions, I can try to answer. I just made mine, and truth is, it's not that hard. If you pick up a kit from Cyberrave on AO, most of the hard part is complete. I used a Logic frame, and that was a pain because I had to mill out the top to fit the MPA-3, but I think it's is almost a drop in on an Intelli or RPG. I suggest using one that you don't have to mill.

[xxkylexx]

Great! I appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by KartaKeeper

if all else fails try AO, might as well buy one at this point though

BTW, this isn't a bad way to go. Check out AO, there were quite a few for sale. The following link was one for $165 with an LPR. The cost of all of the parts is about $140, plus there are tools needed and time. If you ask me, buying one already made is pretty worrth it at this price. Not my thread, BTW! Not trying to plug it: http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=222138

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Also have one for sale in my sig!!!