i used one as a reservoir i had the same problem they do put sealant like thread lock its a bitch to get off. ended up forcing the damn thing of with all my strength and a vice. make sure you are un-tightening it in the right direction because some are left handed threads and some are right. in your...

hey mate if you make the stock out of multiple layers then you can use a router and a straight fluted bit to cut out space saves you messing up with a chisel . Buy untreated/stained wood because treated will never cut like you want it to (personal experience) if you try to not penetrate all the way ...

how would you fix it?

thanks for the reply Why not? for leaks in compression joints its works great and with a sharp opening force it will break easily and crumbles off. all my joints I've used Teflon tape and works great but for one bodged joint i think there is a slight gap between epoxy and thread supper glue will get...

I've got it working now kind of. the rubber i bought is very smooth and its shinny after rubbing it with some sand paper it seals i have to help it to start but it does seal. now its working I'm going to superglue most of the compression joints because I'm loosing pressure very slowly through them s...

i cant get the piston to seal when i charge the gun up. I have to put a bit of rubber of the end on the barrel and wait till it reaches 100psi the it will kinda seal. any suggestions. I put a rubber sealing face on the piston its almost tight in the barrel. how much travel should the piston have? wo...

just got a load of solid neoprene rubber in as well as some ammo https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7Wd5tRSXRWNS0N2Z01VRFNwOVk/edit?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7Wd5tRSXRWNSTVUNEVaVDRTY1k/edit?usp=sharing here is my rifle so far https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7Wd5tRSXRWNdktxLTRVS3...

what is that brightly colored copper piece, and why isn't the chamber one long length?

did you use something like this as a piston face
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/231086940827? ... 1438.l2649

so the piston should be tight fit but easily moved.
the plastic bit (isn't a support) should be smaller than the piston.
the barrel supports are made of small plastic washers glued onto the barrel.
i will take pics keep u guys updated

1mm gap around the barrel support the same for the piston?

i have one more plastic thing any suggestions on diameter, i found a plastic wine cork should i use this? (il need to trim the diameter down a bit) how much play should there be ? edit: for pictures il be using links to my google drive for now on so you guys will be able to see them in full definiti...

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this is what i had in my last attempt

need help with sealing surface, piston design. because its so close to Christmas its going to be impossible to get any more materials, so this is what i have: hot glue, duck tape, little bit of epoxy, foam tape, old inner tube rubber, bit of mdf, hardwood, softwood. i haven't got a vice any more as ...

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