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[SKIZ]

Hey bolt good work. Firstly if i wasnt meant to add this to this thread im sorry. I am still building the FAR (things came up stopping me from finishing it.) but am almost done. I was thinking of changeing the idea slightly and was woundering if you could help. I was thinking of replacing the simple one stroke action and replace it with more of a pump it up and use it as a semi type design. I was thinking of using the plunger from the original idea but instead use it in the stock. ie The vertical part of the stock could be used as a pump.The air could then be stored in the stock end of the upper reciever. This is the part were i will need some help. I was woundering how i can then use the original trigger mechanism or something similar to open a valve. I dont want to use a butterfly valve as its too slow and i want to make it semi -auto. I was thinking of using the semi-auto valve that has been designed on the site but was thinking of how to incorporate it into the idea. Anyways PLEASE help. Could you also tell me how to add images straight from my pc to the reply so i can tell you what i mean with a diagram.

Thanks.

[murakumo32]

I've been working on a FAR of my own lately, but school is starting and it probably won't be finished till next year. Anyways I want to make mine full auto but I need some solutions to retract the bolt and eject a shell just with the pull of the trigger. I toyed with the idea of putting blank shells in my stefans to kick back the bolt like in a real gun, but it might incinerate my darts.

[Jakethesnake]

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I toyed with the idea of putting blank shells in my stefans to kick back the bolt like in a real gun, but it might incinerate my darts.

That, and the far is made out of plastic.

Edited by Jakethesnake, 29 August 2005 - 03:42 PM.

[blink 182]

Hey Bolt...

Do you think I can grab a full list with sizes (or close to) of the pvc you used. I need the dimensions and lengths of the pvc as well as things like couples. If this is not too much trouble that would be greatly appreciated!

[Jakethesnake]

It's all in the spreadsheet he made up in excel.

[blink 182]

Not how many feet you need of the pipe, or even the amount of joints and couplers.

[boltsniper]

blink_182, on Aug 30 2005, 09:34 AM, said:

Not how many feet you need of the pipe, or even the amount of joints and couplers.

You should be fine with 6 feet or each size of pipe. If you want to be safe in case you need to redo a part you can get 10-12 feet. I would get a couple bags of 1/2" couplers. You can count up the rest of the fittings you need off the parts list.

[blink 182]

Still can not access the "part page"?

[boltsniper]

It works fine for me. There are a couple of links on the front page that are invalid, but the parts list link is not one of them. Regardless of whether the links work or not you can slways scroll through the worksheets with the tabs at the bottom of the screen.

[GuerillaMan557]

if you could give a homemade enough air pressure to push the bolt all the way back then you could make a semi automatic nerf rifle!

[jackster57]

None of your pics are working for me. They just say " user posted image"
Any reason why this is happening?

Edited by jackster57, 19 June 2008 - 07:43 AM.

[TED]

Yeah because this thread is 3 years old!

[VACC]

GuerillaMan557, on Jun 19 2008, 12:28 PM, said:

if you could give a homemade enough air pressure to push the bolt all the way back then you could make a semi automatic nerf rifle!

The Code of Conduct exists for a reason; it gives me ample excuse to erase accounts for even the slightest indiscretion.

In light of that reallity you should take it's contents more seriously.

[Cennipe]

The backpresure wouldn't work anyways, it would just slow down the bolt on its way forward. It work in firearms because the bolt is already closed when the presure comes around and it is not creating the presure. Does that make sence? It should, but not everyone thinks like me or can read minds.