No probs mate hehe your looks more like what i was trying to do when i made mine i only just got up and was still half asleep lol btw its sinper... don't ask...
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Charging handle
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Sry for the typo... had a pretty tight schedule last few days.. cant even take my time to read stuff properly. haha now you got me thinking how your "typo" happened
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In the first rifle I was going to make, there wasn't any room for this system. But... since my original trigger design was a pain in the rear I decided to change the rifle I was gonna make to allow this kind of firing mechanism.ramses wrote:I think you should go to a straight pull mechanism and use a separate sear that holds the firing pin back. That way, the linkage could be as simple as a slot that the current handle rides in attached to a separately spring loaded charging handle.
- pull charging handle back,
charging handle pulls hammer/pin
sear catches the hammer/pin,
let go,
spring pulls charging handle back.
pull trigger,
hammer moves forward,
hits the schrader,
hammer/pin comes to rest near the end of the closed off slot.
Its not finished yet but it works
I still need to machine the firing pin because its still too fat and make the charging handle - which will be just like the sear but turned for 180° and perform a different function. Then add a few springs to reset the trigger/sear and the charging handle, polish the whole thing and attach it to the schrader
“The combined synergy of a man and rifle is matchless.
The steadiness of hand, the acuity of vision and finally
the art of knowing how to make the rifle an extension of the
body all equate to the ultimate synthesis of man and machine.”
The steadiness of hand, the acuity of vision and finally
the art of knowing how to make the rifle an extension of the
body all equate to the ultimate synthesis of man and machine.”