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i am not a person to do that though, it waists money and time.
i would rather do research and math rather then building prototype after prototype.
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what i am asking is completely realistic, if you have the money to do so.
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the reservoir wouldn't have to be infinite, just a very high flow regulator on a large reservoir
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ruff idea is a long barrel bolt action pcp with a high caliber
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i have a bad habit of asking those...
say 5000psi .45 say 100 grain
i am not really sure how to ask what i am trying to ask.
my thought is is that as long as you have enough pressure to overc ... |
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lets assume that the pressure is constantly topped off
how long of a barrel is too long (is it just the awkwardness that limits you?) |
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in a pcp rifle the longer the barrel the more energy is able to be exerted on a projectile per psi correct?
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... they beat me to my fortune.... lol
i take it's a high priced gun considering the way he took care of it in the video
how about a rifle that has the pistons perpendicular to the bore?
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bad thing about a springer is that they kick a bunch when you have a higher powered one right?
so i got to thinking about the boxer(opposing piston) engines and came to the conclusion that there mi ... |
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| got to test the valve today. soldered it in a fitting for my air hose which uses .2oo" id fittings so i couldn't test full flow, but it quickly drops the pressure in the hose by 15 psi or so (li ... |
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http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q102/turtlemann14/garage%20work/100_2970.jpg
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well, i found a sketch in this topic
http://www.airgunhome.com/agforum/viewtopic.php?t=153&highlight=revolver
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i think i am going to need more fuel for this thing than a co2 cartage of that size will supply...
probably going to need to have an external tank with a line
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well, i have started making this gun
it will have a smooth bore approximately 6" long
i am not sure about the pressure yet, but i don't think it will be over 500 psi
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