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You should have been there when I test fired my 3 inch porting piston at 100 psi with no barrel. haha... holy sh..

Anyways. I am eagerly awaiting the 350 psi session.

hey mitch have a look in my TG6 thread its semi design is exactly like yours lol

I was just about to post a shortened semi TG6 with a 2mm barrel for use with 1.9mm lead shot!

jook13 wrote:You should have been there when I test fired my 3 inch porting piston at 100 psi with no barrel. haha... holy sh..

I can imagine. When the 2 inch t shirt tank was ready, I took it to the auto shop who donated the chamber tank to show them. They wanted to hear it so we filled it in the shop and made casual bets on whether it could move an impact wrench on the floor 3 feet away with no barrel.

It was LOUD . It also tossed the air impact wrench another 6 feet down the floor.

Can't wait to get my 3 inch 200 PSI one finished.

Oh nice Carlman, we both have the same thing in mind

so it haven't fired anything yet...?

getting to this point is relatively easy - real problems start when you have to add a feeding mechanism


if it going to use BFB or a simple T?

I have fired it, but just muzzle loaded bb's so nothing special. Tomorrow I'll start work on the true semi/full auto ammo feed.

I think I'm just going to use the compression fittings I have an use a compression T to add the the "for now" gravity fed mag. I promise you I'll get a jam but we all have to start from the bottom.

Mitchza89 wrote:I promise you I'll get a jam but we all have to start from the bottom.

That's not how it works. Others have started from the bottom and shared their experiences, in such a manner that those who follow can start higher up

Haha you make a fair point. as far as making a nice secure ammo feed, I think a male T with compression fittings will be my best best. Should stop it from moving around on me.

Expect some nice results tomorrow.

(Way to jinx yourself Mitcho:D)