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if ill anyway try to make an airowgun copy, should the moving of the plunger be long or short, and what diameter is best for the chamber

iloveairguns wrote:if ill anyway try to make an airowgun copy, should the moving of the plunger be long or short, and what diameter is best for the chamber

Take advantage of cammyd32's endeavours and work it out

http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/spring- ... 24893.html

but ill also make the prod as strong as possible, if the low power is caused by that, and im planning to use a biltema bicycle pump as the firing system

i dont know about the sgdt, well it seems like a simple but working tool, but even if i would build a springer, even if not sure will i, im gonna first build a crossbow airgun, and the sgdt cant calculate the power of a crossbow prod, or can it

I bealieve it can, cause crossbow is basicly a spring driven wire that shoots arrows

yes but the power is harder to count when it comes from a bow

and what projectiles would work best: bb's or airgun pellets or what

iloveairguns wrote:yes but the power is harder to count when it comes from a bow

Seriously?

and what projectiles would work best: bb's or airgun pellets or what

That's like asking "Which car works best?" - works best for what?

Ah, well.

well for the xbow airgun of course, ill propably use bbs, but just want your guys opinion of what is the best ammo, i might also use .177 airgun pellets if ill find the right barrel size

Hey i just got a great idea, when i was thinking that hot glue is very good for all sorts of casting, then i got the idea to cast my own hot glue ammunition, and also searched the web for hot glue bullets and i found real homemade firearm glue bullets, that could be used even inside