Choice of Replica sniper design.
- FreakyShotGlass
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If you need a 20mm sprinkler valve I've got one left over.
thanks FreakyShotGLass But i'll get one myself i like to buy evrything myself but thanks for the offer..
Also thanks wannabie ill check up on that.
Why isn't anyone selecting the Police Rifle or Parker Hale?
Also thanks wannabie ill check up on that.
Why isn't anyone selecting the Police Rifle or Parker Hale?
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- jackssmirkingrevenge
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not to mention the integrally suppressed AWS...Hotwired wrote:Everyone likes a nice AWM/P

and 50 cal AW50...


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- ShowNoMercy
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Hey sorry to enter this a bit late, but what gun were you talking about basing yours off of?
Sorry just found it.
Sorry just found it.
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if you mean the The actual cannon i'm roughly basing it of FreakyShotGLass's Ultimate Aussie Plinker and then i build it into a stock of a rifle.(I'm going to put it in Arctic Camo) 

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- This is the action that i will build onto a furniture and stock.Please comment on how i can improe it.
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Poo.
thanks bubba,
I'm just concerned about the pressure in the chamber if it will be large enough i guess with pressure rated pvc i could have it up to 100 psi
Thanks.
I'm just concerned about the pressure in the chamber if it will be large enough i guess with pressure rated pvc i could have it up to 100 psi

Thanks.
Poo.
- uberlad
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I think the AI would look the best for the replica, because I reckon the stock looks way better than the others.
You could make it magazine-fed from the bottom for an added challenge/touch of realism. (if you're doing the AI)This is the action that i will build onto a furniture and stock.Please comment on how i can improe it
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Which way are you planning on loading the gun: through the bolt or at the muzzle? Also what are you firing? If you are doing 6mm metal bbs then it would be easy to make a magazine for your gun. I would go witha copper barrel because it can hold more pressure in less space, and if you want even more power you could use helium.
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use a .251 inch ID stainless steel barrel from mcmaster and .25 inch high-polish steel ball bearings......
and for the air chamber, get a used Airsource tank from a bb gun..... and make sure you have a high-pressure rated valve. most .25 cal airguns cost 600-800 bucks, so if oyu spend 200 on this thing youre doing well....
i want to see this, mostly because my parents wont let me make one.......
and for the air chamber, get a used Airsource tank from a bb gun..... and make sure you have a high-pressure rated valve. most .25 cal airguns cost 600-800 bucks, so if oyu spend 200 on this thing youre doing well....
i want to see this, mostly because my parents wont let me make one.......