Airsoft "Rifle"

[iPaintball]

Is the barrel sleeved in something else? The barrel looks silver... What do you mean by "...after I mailed it..."?

[rednecktatertosser]

by 'after he mailed it' he means after he mailed me some of the 9/32" brass brakeline. because no harware or auto stores near me carry it.

[iPaintball]

Dude, He did that for you? I need some really badly... How much did it cost? noname's a cool guy. The vortex block he sent me rocked.

[noname]

I had it lying around, he wanted it, so I mailed it to him (not for free). Then I realized I needed it. It's $5 for the brakeline, $2 for shipping, and $4 for a mailing tube, unless you want me to make one (you should post pics of the tube, Redneck).

[iPaintball]

Where can you buy it?

[spud yeti]

Beautiful. I love this gun almost as much as my love for women, cars, and... uh, not much else beats it
You astound me with your rifle. Well done.

[dauphinoise potato]

That is areally nice rifle well done, damage pics?

[Redcoat]

nice gun.I'd like to see some damage pics at that kinda velocity

[noname]

It's been dissassembled. It lived for about 8 hours.

[spudthug]

wow nice gun..why did you tear it apart...

[mopherman]

would you recomend a piston or diaphram valve for a bbgun? i think the phram would actuate better

[VH_man]

id reccomend a diaphram. diaphrams open faster but give less flow.

however, a 5 foot long tube with a 6.04mm ID isnt going to have much flow either.........

for cannons with barrels under 3/4 inch, i always use a phram. the extra flow gained isnt worth it.

[mopherman]

id reccomend a diaphram. diaphrams open faster but give less flow.

however, a 5 foot long tube with a 6.04mm ID isnt going to have much flow either.........

for cannons with barrels under 3/4 inch, i always use a phram. the extra flow gained isnt worth it.

yeah. my only concern is that it wont flex enough in a 3/4-1/4 reducer.

[noname]

How are you going to find rubber that's flexible enough for a 1/2" chamber, but can also hold 400 psi? Maybe you can, but I didn't want to waste time and money trying.
A well made diaphragm valve gives about 90% of the flow that a piston does, and opens more than twice as fast using the same pilot valve. They are also much easier to make. I use them in pretty much any barrel sealer. I've only made 2 or 3 pistons, compared to around 10 diaphragms.

[mopherman]

well the reason i was going to go for the 'phram is that i wanted to use a blowgun to actuate it. but you seem to be able to to it, so I may try a piston.