Pressure washer handle

[subzer0]

Hi Guys,
I am newly registered but far from a first-time-reader, I have been around as a quiet reader for about 2 years now
Finally I got around to building my own PCP, or at least attempt so. I have the basic components laid out but am struck at one problem:
I plan to use a Pressure washer handle as the main part for my first try.
First off; Is there any reason why there are so few of those used? I can remember JSR posting a pic of a small HPA bottle hooked up to one but thats about it. That makes me wonder because in my opinion they are quite ideal because of their insane max pressure ratings.

But on to my real question: The pressure washer I got in mind has an "M22" threading for connection to the chamber. Any Idea what sort of threading that is and if its possible to connect that to standard fittings?

Thanks in avance

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[dewey-1]

This should be what you need!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/M22-x-3-8-MPT-P ... vi-content

[farcticox1]

I love the pressure washer handles


Full auto, 200 shot, 6000 rpm



Sniper, single shot, 50 round magazine,

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Welcome to the fraternity of contributing members what are you planning in terms of launcher?

I love the pressure washer handles

Hook them up to a BB chamber and a HPA source and you can have a lot of fun

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[subzer0]

First let me thank you for the kind replies
Also, thanks for the link dewey-1, I will buy one of those.
farcticox1: I can't say how I could miss those beauties, is that sniper rifle semiauto? I can't really tell from the picture what mechanism you used.
JSR: I am planning some sort of "sniper rifle", semiauto, 8-10mm bullets I plan to fabricate out of steel rod (is that the correct word for a "solid pipe")
And look-wise a bit like a dragunov rifle or that shorter variant used by spetznaz in Russia, I always liked the looks of those. All steel of course so I can use some reasonable power if the initial tests prove the system safe. I also have kind of an idea for a "new" reloading mechanism, but I first want to see if it works as I expect it to.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I am planning some sort of "sniper rifle", semiauto, 8-10mm bullets I plan to fabricate out of steel rod (is that the correct word for a "solid pipe")

If you want to be accurate, your projectiles need to be well thought out and consistently made. Have a read through this thread: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/project ... 22514.html

And look-wise a bit like a dragunov rifle or that shorter variant used by spetznaz in Russia, I always liked the looks of those.

Pretty is as pretty does

If you want consistency, I would include some sort of detent system to make sure the projectile is always released at the same pressure. Simply pulling the trigger will not result in similar velocities every time.

[subzer0]

Thanks for that thread JSR, I will sure have a look.

If you want consistency, I would include some sort of detent system to make sure the projectile is always released at the same pressure. Simply pulling the trigger will not result in similar velocities every time.

I will see, would it be sufficient to use a small O-ring in front of the bullet?
Also, do you think a construction of steel tubing and brass fittings would withstand ~20Bar pressure? I figure even if possible I wouldn't need to go higher, but thats just my limited expierience

[farcticox1]

subzerO here is the story of the sniper, single shot.

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/sniper-t25101.html

Video

And looking at the full auto again I got the numbers wrong, It holds 100 bb's and I'm thinking 60,000 rpm not 6,000. 100 in 0.1sec x10 x60 = 60,000

Video

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I will see, would it be sufficient to use a small O-ring in front of the bullet?

Pretty much, an o-ring in a compression fitting allows you to adjust the release pressure by loosening or tightening the compression.



This might be good inspiration: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/6mm-mag ... ter,0.html

Also, do you think a construction of steel tubing and brass fittings would withstand ~20Bar pressure?

Most normal fittings should hold that without problems.

[subzer0]

I love the immediate responses here, hard to find a forum with so active members. I like it here
Allright, the plans are made up, now I just have to wait for the delivery guy to get me my pressure washer