Realistic Rifle

Urban Ninja · Sun Jun 25, 2006 12:25 am

You probrably wont have noticed, but this stock is seen on my combustion sniper rifle. It was way too loud and difficult so i decided to make it into a pneumatic. Its still really loud. But has a surprising amount of power. It is also extremely accurate. i usually use it as a mini shotgun, a bit of toilet paper and a few dried peas.

)DEMON( · Sun Jun 25, 2006 1:33 am

Wow!thats cool! How do you shoot it?ball valve I am guessing. Post some damage pics!

saladtossser · Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:34 am

wow thats pretty awesome, i didnt know you made that in 1970... lol it looks so real that cops might actually care when they see it.

Urban Ninja · Sun Jun 25, 2006 9:07 pm

ha, yeah i cant change the date on my camera. Its slightly broken. Thanks guys, also i live in aus so the cops would go physco if they knew i had it. Theyre trying to ban cap guns here

. Anything i should add to it or any ideas?

saladtossser · Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:16 pm

add a red tip on the barrel so you wouldnt be SOS...

Atlantis · Sun Jun 25, 2006 11:45 pm

It sounds to me that they would still confinscate it, even if it was marked.

So it's a tiny co-axial mounted on a wooden gun. You should make a good trigger to make it even better.

Did you make the stock, nice job if you did, nice clean cannon.

Sorry if my wording is screwed up, it's late.

rna_duelers · Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:22 am

Nice gun, and yes thats rather realistic and the cops around here do care about these guns(im an aussie too) one of my friends got a $50 for a contrabanned item which was a ghetto pneumatic with ball valve and a coke bottle.I'm thinking maybe go for the laser sights on e-bay they are pritty cheap and make it way cool

Urban Ninja · Wed Jun 28, 2006 5:35 am

Thanks. Ive gotta laser sight that used to be on this rifle. It was built in to the stock but i just havnt put it back in yet. What part of australia are you in? Im sydney.

Bluetooth · Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:30 am

That is an awsome gun!! Is it metal or pvc and what bore? How powerful is it it looks pretty small?

frogy · Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:56 am

1970. 01. 01 .... lol, that's an old picture for making the stock this year, did you go back in time and make this gun

It has a metal barrel, cant you see? Probably 1/4" brass tubing attached with a compression fitting to a PVC chamber I think...

Size doesn't matter with pneumatics... My Mini Paintball pneumatic has a 4" of 1" chamber and it shoots paintballs over 320fps

Urban Ninja · Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:38 am

This gun is surprisingly powerful. It will take out a can (like literally shred it) from 20 feet with dried peas. The whole gun is actually metal. The chamber is galvanised steel pressure rated to over 3000 psi. The barrel is copper piping, 15mm. The chamber is 3/4 inch. It is breech loading as the barrel screws on the th valve. I also have half inch barrel attachment for mega shot. Although it has little power its still fun and has a lot of recoil.
Thanks guys.

rna_duelers · Thu Jun 29, 2006 5:41 am

What type of valve is used? And im from up north near brisbane.

Urban Ninja · Thu Jun 29, 2006 6:01 am

On this model it is only a ball valve but im going to make it into a coaxial soon. The ball balve works well still and at 200psi its gonna do the job. Ant ideas on the best valve to use for this? The only reason Im worried about making it into a coaxial is that i will have to cut away wood on the stock to put the blowgun assembly inline with the trigger. I might just keep this one a ball valve and make another one for a piston valve or something.

homo bernardus · Thu Jun 07, 2007 10:01 pm

thats pretty kool i like the idea of the air chamber on the stock mine has it underneath it really inspired me

im also from
Oz in perth

potter · Fri Jun 08, 2007 10:34 pm

Thats a nice gun you have there.
I love the stock, you should make a trigger for it, then it would look even better.