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Amazing stuff, now I have to make one maybe make a minature rattlesnake to go with it and use it for a 3mm auto.

De puta madre indeed!


Epoxy would make it all easier...especially if you could make a silicone mold off some airsoft gun...

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Oops..missed a comment:

What fps do you expect with you 11 mm bb's?

And where can you put a magasine on that?

No clue on the fps.If it doesn't chop up plywood I'll adjust the snapvalve..

The magazine will be located right behind the valve, from the boltsection down.

Muhahaha...I keep clicking that 24th second in the vid..
DAKKA DAKKA!!

Brian the brain wrote:DAKKA DAKKA!!

Oh yes, I have to say I really like seeing parts reciprocating externally, that's one of the things I loved about my original custom auto valve.

I love everything about it!
By accident I found just the right parts for the connector rod.

This could be another 12 pager..

Now hopefully the breechlock will come to me..
I want to find a way to build the entire gun out of metal parts and then shove it into a hardwood body..

I don't want the wood to hold it all together like in Old Shat.
But it is always an option..the easy way out..

don't want the wood to hold it all together like in Old Shat.
But it is always an option..the easy way out..

The best design would be a gun to wich the stock is attached, and not a stock on wich the gun is attached.

dobre?

tak

I think this might be my favourite gun of yours yet. I love it. Especially those reciprocating parts *drool*

very nice looks great
havent bin around for a while because some jack ass at airsoft was shooting 800fps with .43 and broke thru safty gogles and got pieces of lexan in my eye and sued the dumbass for my huge ass medical bill
so did i miss any thing

thats sound mad, what psi was the vid at ?
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Well...ehm..." face"

input was at 300 psi or less, snapvalve set at 200..or something..

havent bin around for a while because some jack ass at airsoft was shooting 800fps with .43 and broke thru safty gogles and got pieces of lexan in my eye and sued the dumbass for my huge ass medical bill

Sorry to hear you got hurt.
Please pay no attention to my new sig..
I made it before I read of your misfortune.

I got hurt in a scooteraccident a few days ago btw

Last night I also posted it on the French forum.My first ever post there.
It seems I'm quite a celebrity. .people I don't know are all familiar with my work.
This shows how much of a barrier language can be..
Hence the eurospudguns forum..I hope my post there will attract some new attention.

There are a lot of good French designs most of us will never see.

For example:

There are a lot of good French designs most of us will never see.

Guess what? I am french and never saw this design ...
It looks like an on-board air supply airgun

Linky please?

Now hopefully the breechlock will come to me..

All I need is a longer m6 bolt so I get a longer stroke and room to put in a spring...
Luckily I choose a caliber that is just right for tapping in 1/4" threads..

With the longer bolt and spring I can just slap it on and voila, bolt and breechlock...
Simple as that!

That is Fap-tastic!

and an EXCELLENT idea using a quick connect to lock the breech. will that assembly with the piston end up on the threaded side of the QC?

will that assembly with the piston end up on the threaded side of the QC?

I'm not sure what you mean..it is assembled..i the same order it will go into the gun

The threads you see screw into the back of the barrel tube ( behind the T) and a hole will let the ammo in.

Retracting the bolt will make the ammo pop in, closing the bolt will push the ammo into the Tee..

A magnet on the tip will prevent it from rolling out

I don't get it at all.. is a flow-through bolt or a solid bolt (one that would slide in a T)?