Safety first! ...Shooting indoors... Not a good idea with powerful guns

Hmmm, found these on Ebay

39+14$ for 202 1/2" steel balls. Thats not bad. But Im not so sure if I want those steel balls laying around my lawn. (I dont know why I accept lead more ).

Maybe I should mold own bullets?

Go here and click on "muzzleloading bullets" - no 0.50" lead balls but you can get 0.44" inner/0.50" outer plastic sabots for £0.09 each and 0.44" lead balls for £0.15 each, the plastic sabots will probably be reusable and will allow you to shoot practically anything that fits in them. These are in...

-_- wrote:there has to be a fishing shop some where near you

Absolutely . Still, the price is overkill. 0.45 Euro/bullet, that`s insane.
(If I got the price right? 10 sinkers for 4.5 euro?)

spudtyrrant wrote: you could always go with fishing sinkers

Hmm good idea, but the price is a little bit overkill for me .

Swosh, the gun is quite powerful .

Testshot @ 4.5cm (1.77") wood.

Btw, any tip on a good (and maybe cheap?) .50 ammo? Tested .47" wooden balls, but that was a catastrophe... .50" airgun lead
pellets would be nice, but I can only find them in america = too high shipping costs to europa.

Is that new stock finished?? Also, what are you using as a chamber?? Almost finished. Did this stock in a hurry so the finish is not nearly as good as the other one. Im painting it now, pics will come soon :) . The chamber is made of 1-1/4" "metal-pipe-fittings" (dont know the correct terms in engl...

Working on a new stock

maverik94 wrote:It looks pretty nice. The stock looks kinda small, but whatever works for you! I like it!

Yeah, the proportions looks a little of, probably because of the total length, it is kind of a long gun. Thx anyway

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:You might want to try sleeving the barrel as suggested here, it would look less skinny plus you'd have the benefit of an integral silencer

God dammit now Im sleeving it ... Had some pvc-pipe laying around, but Im out of paint so it will look shitty until I get some new paint.

The problem is that I am a coward, the QEV`s max pressure is 12 bar, and I have no idea how much punishment it can take... So I am on the safe side ;). i personally have taken them to 30 bar, some people on this forum have taken them as far as 60 bar, multiple times without failure :wink: Oh... tha...

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:You might want to try sleeving the barrel as suggested here, it would look less skinny plus you'd have the benefit of an integral silencer

Hehe yeah, maybe I do, someday. But Im satisfied with the looks, or, I dont care so much for the looks. as long as it works, Im fine hehe.

Lockednloaded wrote:that stock is amazing, but the gun looks kind of dangly next to it. I recommend a wooden support

It is actually very stable

Very nicely put together, in a quaint sort of way :) must take a bit of effort to get it up to pressure though as the chamber seems relatively large, you would have been better off with a smaller chamber and higher pressure. The stock is particularly well finished, what wood is it? Aaa forget, the ...