Finally Finished bbmg
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 1:39 pm
BBMG
This is it---Took a few months to perfect. The gun frame is made of 3/4 inch pvc pipe, 3/4 inch fittings, 1 inch fittings, and some 2 inch pvc fittings along with some brass fittings. To be honest, very little pvc cement was used, the barrel is 1/4 inch brakeline, the end that enters the vortex block(made of bondo) is flared and has a bolt... perfect for taping it into the pvc and bando. There is a metal skirt on the block to prevent jaming and I used silicon sealant to make an air tight seal on the block..yet its still accessable
the trigger set up-- its a blowgun
- inside the hopper (2 inch t)
this is my air source...20 oz Co2 with a female palmer reg with a remote and quick disconnect - I put the tank on my back in a paintball pod pack to keep it vertical... the reg is great but still cant take liquid co2... i had a variety of whacky and scary instances messing withe reg... and im happy to have all my fingers
this is the hose connected at the disconnect
this is the stock/ endcap set up --- i wrap it in teflon tape to seal the chamber
over all it was fun to build, its kicks ass and can really be a bitch when its aimed at you, the best part is the adjustable pressure.. the higher the pressure, the faster the velocity and rate of fire
i havent gotten a video...no video camera.. but its really no different then any other vortex bbmg or cloud just a shitload of fun
This is it---Took a few months to perfect. The gun frame is made of 3/4 inch pvc pipe, 3/4 inch fittings, 1 inch fittings, and some 2 inch pvc fittings along with some brass fittings. To be honest, very little pvc cement was used, the barrel is 1/4 inch brakeline, the end that enters the vortex block(made of bondo) is flared and has a bolt... perfect for taping it into the pvc and bando. There is a metal skirt on the block to prevent jaming and I used silicon sealant to make an air tight seal on the block..yet its still accessable
the trigger set up-- its a blowgun
- inside the hopper (2 inch t)
this is my air source...20 oz Co2 with a female palmer reg with a remote and quick disconnect - I put the tank on my back in a paintball pod pack to keep it vertical... the reg is great but still cant take liquid co2... i had a variety of whacky and scary instances messing withe reg... and im happy to have all my fingers
this is the hose connected at the disconnect
this is the stock/ endcap set up --- i wrap it in teflon tape to seal the chamber
over all it was fun to build, its kicks ass and can really be a bitch when its aimed at you, the best part is the adjustable pressure.. the higher the pressure, the faster the velocity and rate of fire
i havent gotten a video...no video camera.. but its really no different then any other vortex bbmg or cloud just a shitload of fun