SpudFiles

Caractériqtiques :

Système de tir : Coaxial
Canon : Tube de 10mm interne sur 60cm
Chambre : Tube de galva en 3/4" sur 50cm
Piston : Piston de seringue + clapet en nitril

Et maintenant place aux photos :

Vue général :


Vue général sans crosse :


Crosse :

Raccord chambre/canon :


Piston :


Valve :




Hammer valve :




Té + hammer valve + valve :


Hammer valve en détail :


Gâchette :




Axe de la gâchette :


Interieur du tube galva + canon :


Et maintenant place aux vidéos :





Voilà dites moi ce que vous en pensez :face:

Good job! what pressures are you running at?

Nice to see someone else using syringe pistons

Also if I'm not mistaken, that stock is a precious antique from a Mannlicher Berthier M1890 cavalry carbine! Hope you haven't damaged it too much...

Love it, love the hammer valve and the stock! Great job!!

Looks really good. And jsr, it does look muchly similar...

Thanks to you!

Oué the piston(valve) of syringe it is great!

As for the butt(stick) bah yes I know I aurrais not no of...
My father in him(it) even reconverts to hunting weapon ^^

Saddened me speak to you by tractor then good ^^, I am French ^^

Gun Freak wrote:Love it, love the hammer valve and the stock! Great job!!

If you look at the video, it's not a hammer valve but simply a lever depressing a home made stem valve.

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A bit like what I had planned inthis thread



Je ne comprenais pas un seul mot de ce que vous essayez de dire try google translate?

I didn't understand a word either lmao. I know he had bad english, that's why I said hammer valve, so I didn't confuse him I know what it is 8)

Bah we on the French patator forum we apelle ca valve hammers ^^

I think of changing butt(stick) for one of 9mm

Well it sort of is like a hammer valve... without the hammer
Don't change the stock, it looks awsome.

CpTn_lAw, we need your linguistic skills!

i think he means barrel, why would he put a 9 mm stock on it
but if is the wood part don't change it looks old school

-_- wrote:if is the wood part don't change it looks old school

Of course it looks old school, it's over 100 years old!

ohh shit than take it off and put it on ebay

Sorry if this is considered digging old topics lol (see, this way you aren't mad when reading my post )


Ok, I didn't even understand a word in french. What I think I might have understood, is that :
1) it's a coaxial piston valve
2) the piston is a syringe one.
3) On the french forum, they call his pilot valve a "hammer-valve"
4) The stock is from an old "Berthier" rifle.

CpTn_lAw, we need your linguistic skills!

Better late than never

CpTn_lAw wrote:Better late than never

True, but you didn't really add anything that we already didn't know