
QEV~ 22 stock
- jackssmirkingrevenge
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This doesn't seem to make sense at all, where did you come across this information?pocket wrote:small QEV's are bad on the grounds of them accidentally auto piloting if they are shook, dropped, getting filled improperly.
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If you build your own QEV you will find the preformance might not be a sgood, But astetics will thank you with all their heart.
Try using a 1/2in brass tee piston valve. Its small, But it should take riddiculous pressure and its small enough that one could Simply build an outer covering for it and not even know it was there.
Also, If you dont mind Breech loading, You can always make a stick-like coaxial and use that. I did this for a .177 cal gun and it looked SWEET. Not to mention mounting it was as simple as some superglue and a trigger that would depress the firing valve.
Try using a 1/2in brass tee piston valve. Its small, But it should take riddiculous pressure and its small enough that one could Simply build an outer covering for it and not even know it was there.
Also, If you dont mind Breech loading, You can always make a stick-like coaxial and use that. I did this for a .177 cal gun and it looked SWEET. Not to mention mounting it was as simple as some superglue and a trigger that would depress the firing valve.
No they certainly aren't. The internal forces in a QEV holding it shut are far greater than any external forces you can exert on it by shaking it.pocket wrote:can you clear this up for me thanks.
It's also very hard to fill them wrong. Add pressure from the back - it's not easy to mess up.
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
from what i was reading was there was an incedents were these kids were filling up a 1/4 QEV tater tosser and from a slight change in the air pressure the gun piloted and launched the projectile into the neighbors window breaking a TV.
Complete and utter male bovine excrement. The kids probably thought up that crap to get out of trouble.pocket wrote:from what i was reading was there was an incedents were these kids were filling up a 1/4 QEV tater tosser and from a slight change in the air pressure the gun piloted and launched the projectile into the neighbors window breaking a TV.
Only thing that will trigger a QEV cannon, short of a total failure of the valve, which just doesn't happen, is actually venting air out of the pilot volume.
Well. I suppose you could pressurize the output port on the QEV as well, but no cannon has ever been designed like that, and there's no reason to.
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
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Actually, I ran into that last night while filling my gun for pressure testing.
The air chuck I used came off the schrader, which of course closed, but when I tried to put the chuck back on, the micro-second between the schrader's valve tip being depressed and the seal inside the chuck sealing the connection, it released enough air pressure to pilot the QEV. That's why I have a small check valve on order. With that between the schrader and the QEV, reattaching the air hose can't pilot the QEV.
The air chuck I used came off the schrader, which of course closed, but when I tried to put the chuck back on, the micro-second between the schrader's valve tip being depressed and the seal inside the chuck sealing the connection, it released enough air pressure to pilot the QEV. That's why I have a small check valve on order. With that between the schrader and the QEV, reattaching the air hose can't pilot the QEV.
I have had an issue once with my qev actuating when I disconnect my air supply from the schrader. I have since made a rule to my self of never loading the ammo before filling... luckily my dads garage door, and ceiling, and roof were the only casualties.
I bet that is what those kids ran into. They loaded the ammo, then filled and it fired when they disconnected and it actuated.
I bet that is what those kids ran into. They loaded the ammo, then filled and it fired when they disconnected and it actuated.
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