M16 Piston gun
- Infernal Maveric
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Specs:
Barrel: 15mm bore
Chamber: 22mm AND 15mm
Valve type: Barrel Sealing Piston
Piston: Felt-tipped pen casing and "wind-sheild sealant"
Trigger: 1/4" 150PSI pop-off valve
Me holding the gun
"Barrel extender" and M203/bike pump
"barrel extender" removed
The "barrel extender"
Trigger set-up
Piston
Frozen and fresh grape damage
Tell me what you all think, and comments apreciated!
Barrel: 15mm bore
Chamber: 22mm AND 15mm
Valve type: Barrel Sealing Piston
Piston: Felt-tipped pen casing and "wind-sheild sealant"
Trigger: 1/4" 150PSI pop-off valve
Me holding the gun
"Barrel extender" and M203/bike pump
"barrel extender" removed
The "barrel extender"
Trigger set-up
Piston
Frozen and fresh grape damage
Tell me what you all think, and comments apreciated!
Last edited by Infernal Maveric on Fri Sep 15, 2006 4:14 pm, edited 5 times in total.
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Pics don't work...sorry!!
Gun Freak wrote:
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
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grrr! From that site I used to be able to "Deep-Link! them...
I'll see if I can get em to work on another site I know -.-
I'll see if I can get em to work on another site I know -.-
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Thanks mate. Saved me ALOT of time fiddeling around with random sites trying to upload pics for like the 5th time -.-
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Damn, that got big attitude! awesome
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Thanks Tosser.
As you are probaly aware, the gun was inspired by your M16 piston gun.
Thanks for the comments
As you are probaly aware, the gun was inspired by your M16 piston gun.
Thanks for the comments
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Thanks SpudStuff.
And yes, the stock is pressurised. I had to remove the grip to drill holes in the back of the grip, then solder on the stock, then re solder thye grip to the 15mm elbow. Pain in the ass but worth the added power/coolness
And yes, the stock is pressurised. I had to remove the grip to drill holes in the back of the grip, then solder on the stock, then re solder thye grip to the 15mm elbow. Pain in the ass but worth the added power/coolness
You should make a gun model out of thin wood and fit your gun into it, that would make it very realsitic looking. It looks cool how it is now though too.
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Thaks for all the comments guys.
Noname: This whole gun was inspired by Salad's PVC m16. It seemed like a simple enough build, and it sure as hell was.
Atlantis: To be truthful, I'm not too good with wood, but I could ask my dad to help me out with it prehaps...'Tis a good idea.
POS: The silencer works wonders. It dosn't make it as quiet as I would like it to be, due to the fact I cant fit any insulation between the 15mm and 22mm pipe, but it dose the job well.
Noname: This whole gun was inspired by Salad's PVC m16. It seemed like a simple enough build, and it sure as hell was.
Atlantis: To be truthful, I'm not too good with wood, but I could ask my dad to help me out with it prehaps...'Tis a good idea.
POS: The silencer works wonders. It dosn't make it as quiet as I would like it to be, due to the fact I cant fit any insulation between the 15mm and 22mm pipe, but it dose the job well.
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If you could get/rent a pipebender you could make it look even more real.
Better use PVC for the silencer, easier to obtain in bigger sizes.
You could also use 22mm for the stock.
Overall I like that you reused salad's idea.
Better use PVC for the silencer, easier to obtain in bigger sizes.
You could also use 22mm for the stock.
Overall I like that you reused salad's idea.
Gun Freak wrote:
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!
Oh my friggin god stop being so awesome, that thing is pure kick ass. Most innovative and creative pneumatic that the files have ever come by!
Can't ask for a better compliment!!