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more_eggs wrote:I'll probably put in a much stronger motor, run it off a lipo battery, put a bigger plunger and piston setup, and setup a T-feed mag for BB's..

It's still running on the same plastic gears so I'd be careful about pumping up the force.

-_- wrote:You can get co2 mags and pb guns, you just need a gun licence.

Im well aware of what you can get if you have a license.
I should have said that the average person cant get these things easily.

My biggest issue with a gun license (and I know im going to sound paranoid here) is that having a license gives the police the right to enter your house and inspect the gun safe whenever they choose.

Given that making spud guns is illegal, just generally turned a blind eye to, its safe to say that most people who post here would have SOMETHING that the police can charge you over if they really wanted to press the point... and if you get done for manufacture of illegal weaponry - you can say goodbye to the gun license, and the legally purchased guns you owned.

I'd say that could complicate feeding... It would be kind of hard to feed that mag into something homemade unless you have machining capabilities. I see what you mean though.

I don't know about that. I bet you could mold some epoxy putty or Bondo or something into a suitable magazine well.

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:

kozak6 wrote:A project I've been thinking about is to get something like this or one of those cheap mini-AEG's, and to configure the piston as a striker to hit a CO2 hammer valve.

Ah, spudtech

"Ah, Spudtech" indeed. I sometimes joke that I haven't had an original thought my entire life .

Can you post a link to that cheap AEG JSR?

May I? I believe it was one of these: http://www.airsplat.com/Categories/EM.htm

kozak6 wrote:I sometimes joke that I haven't had an original thought my entire life

A browse through patent applications will show that very few people have