Here it is:
I originally planned on using the original AT pump, and having the two guns seperate, but half-way through I discovered that I could remove the Titan's gauge and connect the AT tank to the gauge's Vinyl tubing. The result is two tanks that are pumped by the same pump and both have the power of a titan. Firing one of the tanks releases all off the air from both of them, so the AT3K tank has near Titan power. This way I can have two different barrels loaded (single and shotgun), and choose which one I want to fire at the last minute.
Here is the double coupler I fabricated that I put on the Titan Tank. It is compatible with 1/2 and 1 1/4 PVC barrels, so I have a wide arrangement of barrel possibilities I can choose from. It is a 1 1/4 PVC coupler with a 1"-1/2" reducer stuck in a small section of 1 1/4 PVC and stuck into the back of the larger coupler.
Here's the 3k trigger:
Sometimes the valve sticks open on the 3k, so I built an Anti-Jam Mech that lets me manually close the valve when that happens:
I know it looks a little Frankenstein-ish right now, I'm going to do some cosmetic work on it later and paint it.
Here's a shotgun barrel I'm working on. It's 4 sections of 9/16 brass inside 1 1/4 PVC. It's currently too long and barely fires because of it, but I'm gonna shorten it soon.
The ranges with the AT3K tank at 5 pumps are 50-60, at 10 pumps it's 90, and 20 it's 100+
The Titan gets typical 150's at full pump singled, 80's shotgunning four darts, and 50's shotgunning 8-12 darts.
(Right now I shotgun darts by loading more than one in the single barrel, but I plan on using the Four barrel shotgun once I shorten it.)
I'll answer any questions you have, and I have more pics if you need 'em.
Edited by AssassinNF, 15 February 2007 - 10:41 AM.