mcarterbrown.com - View Single Post

thumper · 06-13-2008, 10:54 PM

I got one of pumps cam/lever combo AT KITs for auto-triggering a SniperII with a slider type frame..

first, let me say I cheated. Im using old wgp sniper II style trigger and sear for trigger guts. (most of his plans lean towards an epoxy filled slider plate)

My first attempt was on an old wgp carbon fiber slider frame (the thin one) that I had "hinged" -- the pump kit was a stock wgp, with tapped pump rod from pbmodshop.

the cam was a bit tight in the carbon fiber frame, and I didn't feel like drilling the safety hole so I broke out another gun.

The second attempt was a 2k1 sniper II w/ stock wgp pump kit w/ pbmodshop tapped pump rod, bob long 45 frame that I has "hinged" as described above.

I also had a 4/40 shoulder screw I picked up from pbmodshop for $2 (I think they get these from chipley)

I had to file a bit of the cam to get it past the trigger, but in 15 minutes this one was AT'ed.

here is the before pic:

..test driving this weekend at a scenario near myrtle beach.. but so far I'm pleased. pretty simple if you have the right trigger guts and tapped pump rod --- more to follow

06-13-2008, 10:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
thumper still pump'n - go figure. Join Date: Jul 2006	Pumps's AT kit for Cocker slider frames I got one of pumps cam/lever combo AT KITs for auto-triggering a SniperII with a slider type frame.. first, let me say I cheated. Im using old wgp sniper II style trigger and sear for trigger guts. (most of his plans lean towards an epoxy filled slider plate) My first attempt was on an old wgp carbon fiber slider frame (the thin one) that I had "hinged" -- the pump kit was a stock wgp, with tapped pump rod from pbmodshop. the cam was a bit tight in the carbon fiber frame, and I didn't feel like drilling the safety hole so I broke out another gun. The second attempt was a 2k1 sniper II w/ stock wgp pump kit w/ pbmodshop tapped pump rod, bob long 45 frame that I has "hinged" as described above. I also had a 4/40 shoulder screw I picked up from pbmodshop for $2 (I think they get these from chipley) I had to file a bit of the cam to get it past the trigger, but in 15 minutes this one was AT'ed. here is the before pic: ..test driving this weekend at a scenario near myrtle beach.. but so far I'm pleased. pretty simple if you have the right trigger guts and tapped pump rod --- more to follow __________________ --- RIP Keith --- Last edited by thumper; 06-13-2008 at 10:59 PM.