
LUPARA: In the works
- jackssmirkingrevenge
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hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
- Brian the brain
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Sorry Jack.
I don't want a magtube like that.
I want it running under the barrel.A45 degree spope would feed ammo up into the barrel..
My idea was basically the same,but with a full lenght sleeve,
but since the sleeve needs to slide back, I still feel it takes up too much space.
I don't want a magtube like that.
I want it running under the barrel.A45 degree spope would feed ammo up into the barrel..
My idea was basically the same,but with a full lenght sleeve,
but since the sleeve needs to slide back, I still feel it takes up too much space.
Sorry, missed your PM... oops!

Have some kind of pawl in a curved track to convert the linear motion of the pump action into a rotary motion for twisting the sleeve, which has a hole on one side. When pumped back, that lines up with a hole in the barrel breech, pumped forwards, it twists again so it's not lined up. The pump action could also reset the hammer valve if you need.
It's a way round your solution. Usually if pressed for length in a loading mechanism, start thinking rotary rather than linear.
Whoever said the sleeve needed to slide back - or even forward for that matter.Brian the brain wrote:My idea was basically the same,but with a full lenght sleeve, but since the sleeve needs to slide back, I still feel it takes up too much space.
Have some kind of pawl in a curved track to convert the linear motion of the pump action into a rotary motion for twisting the sleeve, which has a hole on one side. When pumped back, that lines up with a hole in the barrel breech, pumped forwards, it twists again so it's not lined up. The pump action could also reset the hammer valve if you need.
It's a way round your solution. Usually if pressed for length in a loading mechanism, start thinking rotary rather than linear.
Does that thing kinda look like a big cat to you?
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I second Rag's suggestion, also airheadnoob's comment might be inane and copy-pasted but it reminded me of this designthat looked like it worked well 
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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Brilliant!I'll be looking into that!!
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