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Okay, more indepth pictures. Video will be up tomorrow sometime.

I hope you guys enjoy these, Feel free to ask questions. As I stated before, this is a pretty simple and all mechanical BBMG. In a few weeks I will have another solenoid operated BBMG up and going (I use air horn solenoid valves that function on 6-12volts of current - they only cost 17 bucks!). Remember two of these were built for about 50 bucks in materials.

http://s43.photobucket.com/albums/e378/ ... 9ABBMG.flv

Looks great

Yep looks cool. Nice work.

Btw gun freak... I like your new avatar.

Very nice! I really like the bicycle brake trigger, I never thought of using one of those on a launcher. I'll bet it works like a charm 8)

Good stuff andnice airgun collection too

Wow!!!, Can you post a Diagram of how this Air Horn Solonoid fits into this gun? I mean where is it? I think you previously said this was the Usual Vortex fed gun.......

django wrote:Wow!!!, Can you post a Diagram of how this Air Horn Solonoid fits into this gun? I mean where is it? I think you previously said this was the Usual Vortex fed gun.......

I think he meant, "another, solenoid operated BBMG"

Instead of "another solenoid operated BBMG".

Since he said its purely mechanical, and solenoid being by definition electrical. That baffled for for a while too.

That is correct, the solenoid is in a DIFFERENT gun I had sold on eBay - an airsoft mini gun with three barrels. This particular BBMG is mechanical; uses a blow chuck operated by hand brake lever.

When I linked the photobucket pics I forgot about it linking everything Many of the airguns pictured were projects or things I have sold. The guitar theory lesson was for an extra credit project for a college elective course titled "The History of Classical Music 498-301". I used various chordal forms ascending and descending to display a theory style used by Bach quite often.