The deal with RF100 is that I will have two pistons that fire when the gun fires, so as the turret spins the pistons push darts back into the barrells, constantly reloading the gun as it fires. With each clips capacity around 40-50, I will be able to deal off-
20+45+45=110-110
It will be able to fire off 100 shots when done.
The issue with that plan is that the barrels are two staggered concentric circles. So you have two seperate sets of barrels to reload in sequence. That means two pistons for reloading, and they have to be timed to the rotation of the drum.
That's alot of wasted air, and a very complicated means of solving the problem. You may want to consider rethinking that plan with something a little bit simpler, like oh, making a larger turret for the RF20 since the advancing teeth are thankfully on the outside of the stock one. The machining isn't easy, but the engineering isn't as complex.
Edited by CaptainSlug, 29 October 2006 - 09:45 PM.
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