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My first 50 cal single shot hammer valve (still under construction)

just use a few plumbing fittings

needs a decent air tank but this thin alloy water container can handle 150 psi

needs some more sanding and paint it black or maybe camo

still making the trigger system but just trying to make the right design

very nice
is that muzzle load? ,why don't you make a bolt?

I really wonder, how did you make that stock?

dahakka wrote:very nice
is that muzzle load? ,why don't you make a bolt?

thanks..for the moment its muzzle loaded, im just looking for the perfect bolt design

wyz2285 wrote:I really wonder, how did you make that stock?

i used 2 pieces of ply board, draw the design in 3 hours, cut it with a jig saw and sanding & shaping with a dremel

Really impressive, i wonder how can u make this hammer. Can you also make <a href="http://www.gunnation.com">Guns</a> ?

Nice try, sarah

even if there was no link I'd know it's a bot because of female name

sarah999 wrote:Really impressive, i wonder how can u make this hammer. Can you also make <a href="http://www.gunnation.com">Guns</a> ?

have you got anything logical to say?

did you finish your gun , waza8u?

dahakka wrote:did you finish your gun , waza8u?

Nah i scraped the idea, im doing one similar to wyz2285 did

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... tml#355843

shame
i prefer hammer valve than qev+ slide valve
qev+ slide valve may easier to make
but definitely hammer valve is more powerful

No, hammer valves are more economical, there's far too much flow constriction in a hammer valve, and far less gas is released per shot.

Hammer valves win in consistancy, but certainly not in power.