Counterstriker wrote:I haven't built one yet but I would say to move the pieces of wood(Plexiglass in my case) lower on the vortex block, so less ammo gets in.. Just a guess.

Wouldn't that just jam...? :/

Hey guys,
Would it be possible to slow down the ROF on an inline vortex BBMG, without lowering the pressure?

I am thinking an O-ring, but would that cause feeding problems?

-mac

lmao... 105fps marshmallow! That is awesome...

What is the purpose of the hole going 3/4 of the way through, instead of the hole goign all the way through?

hubb017 wrote:

Mac/pistol man wrote:He does mean the half hole, or full hole inline vortex block.

Lol...

I believe he means the half hole, or full hole inline vortex block.

If you want a cheap reg for CO2, check my sales thread. I have multiple industrial grade regs. $60 + shipping.

Hey guys, I am planning on building something similar to this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTVttNST2qU And I am wondering how I could get a good firing mechanism to work on it. I think that utilizes a microswitch like on a paintball gun, that leads to a electronic sprinkler valve. Am I correct? ...

Well, a guy on forum.mnairsoft.org has one of the pipers strafers, and it works WAY better than any homemade ones...

I guess I am just idiotic...
But, can someone please write a description about how this gun works, that someone as stupid as me could understand?

Because, i may make one myself...

Well guys, I am inspired to make a minigun of some sort.. But, what is the best way to make a bbmg achieve an extra high ROF? Should I do a multi-barreled cloud? A high PSI inline vortex? A high PSI cloud? or what other ways can I make an insane gun? I will be using reged co2. I would like to stay a...

I might just do the torsion spring idea. If it doesn't work, I will spin the chamber manually..

OK, can someone tell me how to create a scuba set-up that will have an output of 140-150?

thanks!!!
macman

Any video yet??

hubb017 wrote:You could build a small piston that would cycle each time the trigger is pulled, similar to Tippmann's A5 cyclone feed system. It may be complicated but it would work.

Well, I am trying to make it so it doesn't need to be pneumatic, or electric.