Inbetwynx

Overview

A Lynx but in between the Lynx and Minx in length, or as TK-521 dubbed it: The Inbetwynx. This retains the full draw of a lynx or can take an alternate pump to do 110mm draw.

Hardware Modifications:

Transfer bar is replaced by a printed one. This had held up perfectly fine from months of use with 1 exception: ZWQ mags are too tight and will snap the back of the bar. Just make sure to paint the seam away from the joint.

Use the included bar jig and pins to hold lynx pump bars, hold it face down on a table, and drill the new front hole. Then, flip it over and cut off the front 25mm (along the included groove in the jig).

Cut your body bars 50mm shorter and use a chainsaw file to file out a new half moon on the side you cut (You can just put the bars into the body without the stock and mark the excess sticking out from the stock, then trim it and a few mm more. Then, line up your bars and file out the new half moons).

Cut your plunger tube 25mm shorter. Alternatively, use a minx pt and a printed spacer (although this may print zip).

Trim your plunger guide by 25mm if you keep the same draw, by 35mm if you plan to use 110mm draw.

Alternate 110mm Draw Pump:

Made to fit 150mm of k25 (though you should aim for a little more, up to ~180mm) to hit 250 on a marginally easier prime without overshooting like a Hijinx. It should have a little room for some spacers if you use a spring closer to 150, but I recommend slightly longer springs. 

Just k25 support for now to target 250, but it's easy enough to add support for wider springs if necessary.

Adapting Other Bodykits:

Just shorten the shroud and body spacer by 25mm each.

Recommendations:

Posted the step to include the entire core, but I would recommend combing through the Chibi Lynx files for other remixed parts.