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jackssmirkingrevenge
PostPosted: 03/03/2008 6:46 AM    Post subject: Reply with quote

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goathunter wrote:
Spudfarm: Have you considered a diesel type approach?

Why not have a combustible mixture in a piston with a burst disk to the barrel and ram a piston down to initiate the cycle?


The idea of applying the concept of forced diesling to projectile firing is not new and was once a commrcially viable idea in the shape of the Weihrauch Barakuda, however it has long since been superseded in both power and practicality by PCP rifles.

As to the "engine gun", I remember proposing back on spudtech that a set of rotating barrels be hooked up to an air engine in such a manner that the exhaust gas would vent through the barrels to give an air-powered pneumatic gatling, but I guess it's one of JSR's ideas and we just know that it won't work, because....

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Ragnarok, you forgot reason number 5.

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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:
goathunter wrote:
Spudfarm: Have you considered a diesel type approach?

Why not have a combustible mixture in a piston with a burst disk to the barrel and ram a piston down to initiate the cycle?


The idea of applying the concept of forced diesling to projectile firing is not new and was once a commercially viable idea in the shape of the Weihrauch Barakuda, however it has long since been superseded in both power and practicality by PCP rifles.


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Oh I know its been implemented before. Even tribesmen have used the diesel concept to light fires(via "fire piston"). I just proposed using it in a spudgun. Definitely unique. I may try it myself. I've got a few old pressure lift bodies lying around that should do the trick.




Sorry for jacking you thread Spudfarm Smile
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