Pump action shotgun

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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Necrosis wrote:I like how simplistic everything works...

Really.. a ballbalve on a stick would never have come to my mind...
What do you mean, its a Piston Valve, not just a ball valve
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blind909 wrote:
Necrosis wrote:I like how simplistic everything works...

Really.. a ballbalve on a stick would never have come to my mind...
What do you mean, its a Piston Valve, not just a ball valve
I know.. but I was thinking about complex pressure actuaed valves... to reload a piston.. But then again, I was thinking true semi auto. :roll:
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I like it. Its pretty groovy man. Maybe you cald make some shells for BB buckshot :wink:
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I'm very surprised the incline thing works!
It was the only way I could ever think of to make a true pump action, but I figured it would snag and stuff.
Never took the time to try.
Great work!

You should look up my repeater.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... tml#188632

I think the two concepts would work great when combined!
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Very nice gun though you could paint it :D the loading system and the mag are amazing

btw your English isn't that bad
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Brian the brain wrote:
You should look up my repeater.
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtop ... tml#188632

I think the two concepts would work great when combined!
It's a very good work, especially the grip and the trigger.
A combination should be a very efficient, because my exhaust is operated by a simple ball valve, so to get a good shot, the trigger (which is the valve) must operated quite fastly.
With a hammer valve, every shot will be as powerful as it's possible.

I'll think about this mod, which should not be such difficult to realize.
Can I have more details about how your trigger is linked to the hammer valve ?

thanks for the hint :wink:
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I like it a lot, especially the wood grips!
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yeah its alsome its made me rewanta make one (its just its illegal in sydney MORE ILLEGAL THEN HAVING A REAL GUN ) but its worth it

check mine out :D its like urs but not as good
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/semi-au ... 16695.html
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