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#1 TimmyTown

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Posted 27 October 2008 - 10:17 PM

This is a quick question about not only the angel breech but any recon and LS breech in general. I have looked at a few brass breeches on the Recon and LS and I am having a conundrum trying to figure out what to do here. The question is, the part of the breech that guides the dart

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Is it supposed to slide OVER the receiving end, or INSIDE of it? I am having a lot of issues with this right now and could really use some answers. I am using 17/32 brass as barrel material so what should the guide and receiver sizes be?

Edited by VACC, 28 October 2008 - 09:27 AM.

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Posted 27 October 2008 - 10:19 PM

Never mind, you fixed it.

Edited by Banshee, 27 October 2008 - 10:19 PM.

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Posted 27 October 2008 - 11:32 PM

You're doing the exact same thing I did on my first Angel Breech Recon attempt. You've got the half pipe backwards. It goes on the barrel side. The half-pipe slides inbetween 1/2" and 19/32" brass on the slide and it stays between them.

My second attempt isn't finished yet, but I can get you dimensions for everything except the length of the 19/32" because mine is different.

Barrel Side:
9" total,
6" of 9/16"
3" of half-pipe

Slide
4.5" of 1/2"
1" 17/32" and 9/16" stablizers. This isn't definite, they just need to be long enough to center the 1/2" and short enough not to touch the back of the barrel when the breech is closed.

As for the 19/32", it needs to be long enough both to completely cover the 1/2" and to engage the catch. I used to have the measurement, but I changed my design a while back and lost it. Sorry!
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Posted 27 October 2008 - 11:53 PM

You're doing the exact same thing I did on my first Angel Breech Recon attempt. You've got the half pipe backwards. It goes on the barrel side. The half-pipe slides inbetween 1/2" and 19/32" brass on the slide and it stays between them.

My second attempt isn't finished yet, but I can get you dimensions for everything except the length of the 19/32" because mine is different.

Barrel Side:
9" total,
6" of 9/16"
3" of half-pipe

Slide
4.5" of 1/2"
1" 17/32" and 9/16" stablizers. This isn't definite, they just need to be long enough to center the 1/2" and short enough not to touch the back of the barrel when the breech is closed.

As for the 19/32", it needs to be long enough both to completely cover the 1/2" and to engage the catch. I used to have the measurement, but I changed my design a while back and lost it. Sorry!



Thats actually not mine, it was lifted from someone elses mod. I havent begun constructing mine. However I am seriously considering tossing it all out the window and using cpvc, because it slides into the clip just as nicely as 19/32.

I am not keeping the catch or any other internals aside from the clip lock and the trigger, because I am putting and AT2k inside of it. I wanted a clipped 2k so I am using the recon as a base. So far its going decently and I just need to know how the two pieces connect.
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QUOTE(rork @ Mar 16 2009, 05:30 PM) View Post

I, too "have recon," as they say. I get him in old country. Then I realize he sucks like bog. So I trade him for potato.

#5 akmetan

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Posted 28 October 2008 - 09:16 AM

You're doing the exact same thing I did on my first Angel Breech Recon attempt. You've got the half pipe backwards. It goes on the barrel side. The half-pipe slides inbetween 1/2" and 19/32" brass on the slide and it stays between them.

My second attempt isn't finished yet, but I can get you dimensions for everything except the length of the 19/32" because mine is different.

Barrel Side:
9" total,
6" of 9/16"
3" of half-pipe

Slide
4.5" of 1/2"
1" 17/32" and 9/16" stablizers. This isn't definite, they just need to be long enough to center the 1/2" and short enough not to touch the back of the barrel when the breech is closed.

As for the 19/32", it needs to be long enough both to completely cover the 1/2" and to engage the catch. I used to have the measurement, but I changed my design a while back and lost it. Sorry!



Thats actually not mine, it was lifted from someone elses mod. I havent begun constructing mine. However I am seriously considering tossing it all out the window and using cpvc, because it slides into the clip just as nicely as 19/32.

I am not keeping the catch or any other internals aside from the clip lock and the trigger, because I am putting and AT2k inside of it. I wanted a clipped 2k so I am using the recon as a base. So far its going decently and I just need to know how the two pieces connect.


There does seem to be a problem with the math on the breech here, and it's one I've been working on myself as well. It doesn't matter if you look at Fallen Angels original write up or Hereticorps' excellent End to End guide they both make mention of using a piece of 9/16" for the half pipe. The issue I found with this is that the opening on the Recon/Longshot magazine is only 7/16" wide, so the half pipe would never fit inside it (the magazine).

After messing with it at length and almost ruining my Recon, I realized what an idiot I was being and how the half pipe works. You load the magazine withe the breech closed. This allows the length of 19/32" to guide the side walls of the magazine around the breech entirely and thus delivering the half pipe inside of the magazine.

Then again, I could be wrong about this but if so, please someone say so as this is the only way I see the whole thing working out.
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