6mm semi - added trigger & mag!
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Not sure if I understand the question, when it comes to pop-offs though I believe I've done my research
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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in other words... whatever you want to build jsr has probably already tested it (and the prototype exploded)
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in your movie the magazine is above the barrel, could you use this system to feed ammo into the gun like in a m-16 or AR-15 setup?
also, how did you make the piston? I tried to cast a piston sorta like that one once out of hot glue, it stuck so badly that I couldn't get it out with a hammer.
also, how did you make the piston? I tried to cast a piston sorta like that one once out of hot glue, it stuck so badly that I couldn't get it out with a hammer.
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Did you lube the tube before you poured the glue? That helps a bunch with removal. To make the mag feed from the bottom he could simply add a spring... doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out dude.
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actually I was more wondering if he had done it.
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if you can upgrade the materials to tuffer things you could use a stronger spring for a faster return. then pulse the air to it for full auto.
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Managing to do this successfully was my holy grail for a number of years, in the end the solution was relatively simple without fancy electronics or timer circuitsfarmerboy32 wrote:then pulse the air to it for full auto.
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hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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yeah but the valve opens as fast as it cycles.. so in other words it is quite slow when compared witha typical piston valvewithout fancy electronics or timer circuits
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I disagree, the piston always opens at the same rate - the difference in cycling rate is now long it takes the piston to re-close, obviously with higher flow it will be open for longer and you'll potentially get more power.POLAND_SPUD wrote:yeah but the valve opens as fast as it cycles.. so in other words it is quite slow when compared witha typical piston valve
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Sorry for rebringing a old thread, but what materials did you use for the bolt
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As explained by PM, this is a simpler way of going about it: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/full-au ... 10217.html
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life