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05-10-2004, 01:42 AM
Here's how we're doing it:
you will need the following tools:
1. all allen wrenches (hex keys) that are required to take off grip frame, and to take the trigger out of the frame.
2. either a drill press, or a dremel tool, and a vice.
3. Patience
you will need the following items:
1. pack of rare earth magnets
2. Jb weld
3. some steel pins to plug up the front/middle trigger pivot points (this step is optional) (you could use standard WDP trigger pivot pins)
instructions: with drill press (clean way)
1. Decide on your base trigger (3-styla, Cobra, Impact, etc...)
2. Place some JB weld on the sides of your steel pins, slide them into your front and middle trigger pivot points.
3. wait for the JB weld to dry/set in place (24 hours)
4. Depending on how long your steel pins are you may need to cut/grind/file/sand them so they are flush with the sides of your trigger.
5. Now that they are plugged up, you can take your trigger, put it in a vice, crank it down tight so it wont move while you drill it out.
6. Put the vice (which is holding your trigger in place) under the drill press, drill into the trigger directly above your middle trigger pivot point (which is now patched up) now drill the distance of 2 magnets stacked down into the trigger (you might actually want to drill a little more that way you can have room to put a little jb weld down in the hole)
7. take a toothe pick or some small object and put some JB weld down in the hole (just a little but of JB weld)
8. Stack 2 magnets, make sure that they are sticking togather using their own polarity, then pull them apart, and put a little JB weld between them (their own polarity wont be enough to keep them togather for this application)
9. take the magnets and push them down in the hole. (push them down hard, that way you get all the air pockets out of there, and it will also make any excess JB weld seep up the sides of the magnets to the top, in which case you just wipe it off before it sets)
10. your magnet stack should be perfectly set and flush now with the top of the trigger.
http://www.angel-owners.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10451&stc=1
Instructions: Using dremel tool (messy way)
1. Decide on your base trigger (3-styla, Cobra, Impact, etc...)
2. Place some JB weld on the sides of your steel pin, slide them into your front trigger pivot point. (you only need to patch the front pin for this application)
3. wait for the JB weld to dry/set in place (24 hours)
4. Depending on how long your steel pin is you may need to cut/grind/file/sand it so that it's flush with the sides of your trigger.
5. Now that it's plugged up, you can take your trigger, put it in a vice, crank it down tight so it wont move while you cut an aluminum block out of your trigger.
6. measure, or guestemate how much to cut out of your trigger (it doesn't matter how much you take out, any errors can be filled with JB weld.
7. Start cutting into the trigger so that the bolck you cut out will be right above the middle trigger pivot point, cut from the top of the trigger down a little more than the distance of 2 magnets sacked on top of each other.
8. Continue cutting into the trigger until you have a block of aluminum cut out. (don't worry about how messy it looks, you can JB weld and file/sand down the imperfections later)
9. Take your magnets stack them togather, take some JB weld and completely encapsulate them in it.
10. Put the magnet glob on down into the trigger hole.
11. take even more JB weld and fill in the Gaps around the magnets (don't worry about how messy it is, fix it later when it's dry with a file and some sand paper) wait untill the JB weld dries.
12. time to fix your mistakes, get out your file and sand paper, start shaping the JB weld so that it's in the shape that the trigger used to be, if done correctly your trigger will be in the same basic shape it was in before, but now it has 2 magnets in it.
http://www.angel-owners.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10458&stc=1
instructions: (putting a magnet on your Angel's body)
1. put your new magnet trigger in your grip frame.
2. put your grip frame up to your Angel's body, put another magnet on your Angel's body directly above where your trigger magnets would be if your frame was screwed on.
3. use either super glue/Epoxy/JB weld to keep it in place.
that basically it.
you will need the following tools:
1. all allen wrenches (hex keys) that are required to take off grip frame, and to take the trigger out of the frame.
2. either a drill press, or a dremel tool, and a vice.
3. Patience
you will need the following items:
1. pack of rare earth magnets
2. Jb weld
3. some steel pins to plug up the front/middle trigger pivot points (this step is optional) (you could use standard WDP trigger pivot pins)
instructions: with drill press (clean way)
1. Decide on your base trigger (3-styla, Cobra, Impact, etc...)
2. Place some JB weld on the sides of your steel pins, slide them into your front and middle trigger pivot points.
3. wait for the JB weld to dry/set in place (24 hours)
4. Depending on how long your steel pins are you may need to cut/grind/file/sand them so they are flush with the sides of your trigger.
5. Now that they are plugged up, you can take your trigger, put it in a vice, crank it down tight so it wont move while you drill it out.
6. Put the vice (which is holding your trigger in place) under the drill press, drill into the trigger directly above your middle trigger pivot point (which is now patched up) now drill the distance of 2 magnets stacked down into the trigger (you might actually want to drill a little more that way you can have room to put a little jb weld down in the hole)
7. take a toothe pick or some small object and put some JB weld down in the hole (just a little but of JB weld)
8. Stack 2 magnets, make sure that they are sticking togather using their own polarity, then pull them apart, and put a little JB weld between them (their own polarity wont be enough to keep them togather for this application)
9. take the magnets and push them down in the hole. (push them down hard, that way you get all the air pockets out of there, and it will also make any excess JB weld seep up the sides of the magnets to the top, in which case you just wipe it off before it sets)
10. your magnet stack should be perfectly set and flush now with the top of the trigger.
http://www.angel-owners.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10451&stc=1
Instructions: Using dremel tool (messy way)
1. Decide on your base trigger (3-styla, Cobra, Impact, etc...)
2. Place some JB weld on the sides of your steel pin, slide them into your front trigger pivot point. (you only need to patch the front pin for this application)
3. wait for the JB weld to dry/set in place (24 hours)
4. Depending on how long your steel pin is you may need to cut/grind/file/sand it so that it's flush with the sides of your trigger.
5. Now that it's plugged up, you can take your trigger, put it in a vice, crank it down tight so it wont move while you cut an aluminum block out of your trigger.
6. measure, or guestemate how much to cut out of your trigger (it doesn't matter how much you take out, any errors can be filled with JB weld.
7. Start cutting into the trigger so that the bolck you cut out will be right above the middle trigger pivot point, cut from the top of the trigger down a little more than the distance of 2 magnets sacked on top of each other.
8. Continue cutting into the trigger until you have a block of aluminum cut out. (don't worry about how messy it looks, you can JB weld and file/sand down the imperfections later)
9. Take your magnets stack them togather, take some JB weld and completely encapsulate them in it.
10. Put the magnet glob on down into the trigger hole.
11. take even more JB weld and fill in the Gaps around the magnets (don't worry about how messy it is, fix it later when it's dry with a file and some sand paper) wait untill the JB weld dries.
12. time to fix your mistakes, get out your file and sand paper, start shaping the JB weld so that it's in the shape that the trigger used to be, if done correctly your trigger will be in the same basic shape it was in before, but now it has 2 magnets in it.
http://www.angel-owners.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=10458&stc=1
instructions: (putting a magnet on your Angel's body)
1. put your new magnet trigger in your grip frame.
2. put your grip frame up to your Angel's body, put another magnet on your Angel's body directly above where your trigger magnets would be if your frame was screwed on.
3. use either super glue/Epoxy/JB weld to keep it in place.
that basically it.