Could this be Pneumatic?

[Mpeddlesden]

During my weekly search online for new smart innovated way's of building cannons (Mainly pneumatic) I found this website which isn't a gun website but its pictures were and i couldn't figure out how this gun would be a Pneumatic Or even if is is one.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

looks like it has a pump, so it probably is a pneumatic...

[Mpeddlesden]

What kind would you reckon it is Qev, Hammer valve, solenoid?

[mark.f]

It's probably a hammer valve pneumatic gun, judging by the construction.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

It's probably a hammer valve pneumatic gun.

Yep, I'm guessing the hammer is cocked by that bolt slotted in the stock.

[Mpeddlesden]

Is there any kind of Blue print (inside image) of how it might be set out inside?

[POLAND_SPUD]

the hammer is cocked by that bolt slotted in the stock

For me it looks more like a bolt action mechanism than a hammer... notice the hole drilled at the top of the barrel - that's probably the ammo loading port

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

For me it looks more like a bolt action mechanism than a hammer... notice the hole drilled at the top of the barrel - that's probably the ammo loading port

The way it looks to me, the bolt action is to reload the projectile while the bolt in the smaller slot in the stock cocks the hammer - that or in spite of its primitive appearance, it has a safety catch

[MrCrowley]

This was posted on the forum before. I remember the last picture and someone mentioning somthing about the magnetic ammo holder. Though I can't seem to find the thread.

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

I found this website which isn't a gun website but its pictures were and i couldn't figure out how this gun would be a Pneumatic Or even if is is one.

link?

[chinnerz]

yep ive seen this one as well, i think i remember the site being in a different language with a big Korean flag at the top?? from memory i think that same guy made a an oaken bow and arrows with glass tips, and also did a write up on how to paint a bike... (its funny what i can remember).

[Mpeddlesden]

http://teakdoor.com/living-in-thailand- ... -guns.html

[jackssmirkingrevenge]

Lol, that actually is a safety catch the hammer must be reloaded by the bolt then.

And that magnet on the "magazine" turns out to be a slightly less sophisticated version of this:



Ah well, pretty is as pretty does

[jean]

sorry but this is a thai-gun
no hammer in

this is a chamber-seal

[POLAND_SPUD]

ohh I knew it... I have an airgun (sharp innova) that works using the same principle