Charging handle

Cannons powered by pneumatic pressure (compressed gas) using a valve or other release.
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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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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 :D
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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.
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.

Its not finished yet but it works :D

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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 :D
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That looks amazing! Can't wait to see it fire!
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