Looks good, Piney. I specially like the handle...way more ergonomic than anything I've ever hacked together. Is that a shorter coupler on the front, or just not pushed all the way together? I've found a few like that (I think they're sanitary couplers) but have never gotten a really good fit with them.
Yeah, definitely too big for indoor wars, Prometheus...but then again, this gun is way too powerful for indoors, so it all works out.
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Posted 30 May 2007 - 08:54 AM
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Posted 30 May 2007 - 04:17 PM
Could you put up plans so I can try this? I'm inept at figuring out this kind of thing on my own...
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Posted 30 May 2007 - 05:35 PM
The plans for the 1.5 are identical to the writeup for the SNAP-1, except:
1)instead of using an endcap for the rear of the gun, unse another reducing bushing and coupler (exactly like the front). The stock is what keeps the spring in.
2)Fashion the stock out of 1/2" sched 40 PVC (not thinwall - it won't hold the spring in) and cut a slot to allow access to the chargerod. Drill a hole through the coupler and into the stock, and twist in a screw far enough to dig into the stock, but not so far as to dig into the chargerod (you'll know if you do.)
That's it...all the other parts (plunger, trigger, barrel) are the same as my other writeups.
1)instead of using an endcap for the rear of the gun, unse another reducing bushing and coupler (exactly like the front). The stock is what keeps the spring in.
2)Fashion the stock out of 1/2" sched 40 PVC (not thinwall - it won't hold the spring in) and cut a slot to allow access to the chargerod. Drill a hole through the coupler and into the stock, and twist in a screw far enough to dig into the stock, but not so far as to dig into the chargerod (you'll know if you do.)
That's it...all the other parts (plunger, trigger, barrel) are the same as my other writeups.
Edited by Carbon, 30 May 2007 - 05:36 PM.
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