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frankrede wrote:A clip with 30 rounds?
Hmmm, tell me moar

Off of the wikipedia article on Uzis

Wikipedia wrote:Cartridge 9x19mm Parabellum, .22 LR, .45 ACP, .41 AE
Action Blowback
Rate of fire 600 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity ~400 m/s (1,312 ft/s)
Feed system 10 (.22 and .41 AE), 16 (.45 ACP) 20, 32, 40 and 50-round box magazines

Firing at 600 rpm means 10 rounds per second. That would empty a whole 50-round box mag in the 5 seconds we have been quoting here (though I am not sure where this number came from.) You would be hard pressed to find someone who would use an uzi, not to mention a micro uzi, with a box mag, as the whole point is that they are small.

What, just 50 rounds?

Well hey, if you are going for more rounds, and sacrificing a little mobility,

Let's stick to Uzis shall we

Those are regular UZI's.
And true, the whole point is the small size.Therefore a barrel extension is out.

I like it, but our supply of anything out here along those lines is rare. Cool uzi though 8)

Lentamentalisk wrote:

frankrede wrote:A clip with 30 rounds?
Hmmm, tell me moar

Off of the wikipedia article on Uzis

Wikipedia wrote:Cartridge 9x19mm Parabellum, .22 LR, .45 ACP, .41 AE
Action Blowback
Rate of fire 600 rounds/min
Muzzle velocity ~400 m/s (1,312 ft/s)
Feed system 10 (.22 and .41 AE), 16 (.45 ACP) 20, 32, 40 and 50-round box magazines

Why! I don't see anything about 30rnd clips though, am I doing it wrong?
FYI, its a magazine, not a clip;)

frankrede wrote:FYI, its a magazine, not a clip;)

There was a blunter way of putting it ;p

Wauw netjes gedaan.

I assume that the bbs are getting sucked up by venturi effects?

Any chance on a vid?

any chance of a vid? i'd like to see this beast in action....

*jumps on the bandwagon*

any chance of a vid?

Any chance of a vid?

Any chance of a vid?

When I finish it ,you ugly bunch of no good sons of ..

@ Psycix: Ja,precies, maar de bodem mag nog ietjes hoger, dan verplaatst het gas ze makkelijker en sneller.


Guys, it's not easy to get on my nerves, but comments about a longer barrel?!?!
You think half of the original airgun barrel just happened to fall off leaving me no choice but to shrink the entire gun?

It's all intentional!
Don;t try to get me to change it to something I probably built long before you joined the forum!

2 things I haven't built:
Hybrid ( decided not to finish)
Combustion ( both illegal here)
Nor will I in the near future.



I've made bigger ones, I've helped my brother on his 2.90 meter long cannon.
I've got a 2"porting 1,80 meter long 400 psi piston valve cannon in the make...
I understand the basics.Longer barrel means more power, up to a point.

I just wanted to make the smallest portable bbmg out there, with a chance it still looks good.
And off course still pack a punch.

Now I know the name might imply otherwise, but I have no intension of making it look exactly like an Ingram copy.
The 12 gram grip and bullpup config just result in something that closely resembles it.
The top-sides will be angled like a desert eagle, not the boxy look of a MAC 10.
That too will be intentionally done.
Cause it makes it unique, and because I can!
I'm not about building the obvious and I believe it has payed off so far.

Ok, but what if you made a threaded barrel extender that threaded on like a silencer, at least giving you the option of more power without reducing the compactness or portability?



This is what I'm planning for my inflator based SMG type launcher, can't deny it would look cool

True.
A great idea, cerainly because of the versatility it offers, but I am unable to thread the barrel in such a degree of precision.
It will screw on at a slight angle.
I would do that if I could do it.But it needs to be perfect or it will just loose its benefit.

I could just use a sleeve to align it and hold it on.

I just knew you would suggest a silencer mock up barrel thingy.
I even thought about you making such a comment while I was sawing off the barrel.

We both own the Skiff a 3000.
Anics uses about the same trick to disguise the extra barrel length.
I know you know this.

First up, I need to finish the gun, then come the add-ons.
The part of the body in front of the trigger is hollow.
Perfect to house a laser.

I'm not going to built a shoulderstock for it though.

No need to thread the barrel, all you need is to find male and female connecters of the right size, a bit of epoxy and you're sailing a bit like I had done with my 6mm burst disk launcher. Ideally you have a calibre sized mandrel to keep both barrel sections lined up while the epoxy sets.

A sleeve and grub screw as you suggested would also work just as well