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kruzaroad
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it's a nice play on your name and lead. It's short and catchy.
Would work.
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Pauly5
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I don't think mags will be too hard to do.
Yea I'm working on a name. My initials are PB [chemical symbol for lead] so working on that maybe. PB Air |
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kruzaroad
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The strait pull bolt sounds the go.
Be dam handy thing to know, if you start with mags as well. Sweet work Pauly, gonna be fun watching you devolp and fine tune the pistol. Got a name brewing for it? |
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Billbobnz
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That looks awesome
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Pauly5
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A bit more progress on this next build. I have formed the breech using pre drilled alu square bar I got from Aliexpress.. The hole is 10 mm, so I turned down the barrel to fit and I have 10 mm stainless rod to make the probe. This fitted together really well after I formed the hollow probe onto one end.
I still need to make a pellet tray and figure out the best way to attach the breech to the main tube, but everything fits together really well and the cocking is really positive and feels great using cap screws instead of a pin. I have figured out I need to make the actual hammer longer so the screw is further back, as how it is now, the probe won't travel back enough to load the pellet. the extra size of the cap heads cause this. All in the name of product development. I am planning on this being a straight pull bolt with a lockup mechanism. If I was making a revolving bolt that you lift and pull, I would need a meatier breech so that 90 deg channels could be cut into it to lock up probe for firing. I used a 32mm round wood routing bit to form the bottom of the breech to fit the main tube. The stainless is really good to work with and my tooling seems to handle it well. The hollow probe comes out really well and I seem to be able to make them quite easily now, especially with the mill. I use the end mill to form the hollow part by plunging down and this comes out nicely with just a little bit of filing required. The mill also ensures a proper 90 threaded hole in the probe for bolts, and in this case a cap screw for the cocking lug. |
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Pauly5
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I've made a start on another pistol this past week. First off I made the fill valve, firing valve and hammer retaining blocks. That's the majority of turning work done, then next is preparing the tube. Mapping out slots and holes for trigger and breech.
This time I am using a cap head screw for the hammer pin with a bushing to stop threads catching on the slot. Certainly feels more solid than a pin. |
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J-S
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Beauty!
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J S Airguns
Air Arms TX200('s) Theoben Sirocco HW77 FWB 300s Webley Patriot One or two others... Current projects: Too many.. |
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Pauly5
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I started on some new grips a couple of days ago. made from a bit of walnut I have.
The next build will get them, but here they are with a first coat of oil. |
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RangerPete
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Very fancy 👍🏻
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Walk quietly, but carry a big stick.
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Pauly5
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I made a start on number 2 today. First part made was the fill valve block. Its sitting next to one I did my trials with, but use it for sizing. I will make a bigger tank for this one and thinking about a folding stock. I made a mount for the stock that doubles as the hammer spring retaining block so easy to swap between pistol and carbine, but of course stock can be folded too. |
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