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PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:40 am Reply with quote
Alstone
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The problem of loading pellets when out in the field is always a problem, you either have to keep them in your pocket, a pouch or something similar to one of my pellet dispensers which hangs around your neck.

So I have come up with this solution, it provides ready ammo within 1 ½ inches of the breach, you do not have to look for the pellets, fiddle around with a pouch or look down at a dispenser fastened to the butt, with this idea as soon as you open the breach the pellets are there ready to be loaded, which makes it very quick to use and holds 20 .177 pellets

This works well with under leavers, and break barrel airguns, there are no springs to push the pellets down to the dispenser nozzle it works on gravity, as when loading most Springer’s you cock them with the barrel pointing up.

The nozzle is a slight improvement on my previous dispensers in that there is a larger area at less pressure holding the pellet, therefore reducing the load on the skirt of the pellet as it is pulled out.







The shroud around the end of the pellet dispenser is to protect the fingers that hold the pellets








This photo is of a dispenser that you hang around your neck on a piece of cord, it's made from a piece of 7/32" dia brass tube from any model shop, using a piece of brass tube for the dispenser makes it very easy to make, the only reason I used steel is because I wanted the parts to be blued.


Have fun

Al

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 1:44 pm Reply with quote
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Very nice Al! How easy is it to re-load the dispenser as it is attached the the rifle?

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 4:17 pm Reply with quote
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AirGunEric wrote:
Very nice Al! How easy is it to re-load the dispenser as it is attached the the rifle?


Very easy Eric, you just unserew the cap on the front drop in 20 pellets and replace the cap.

I've put about 100 pellets through it and it works well, it certainly makes reloading faster.

I have probably over engineered it a bit, but I wanted it in steel. If you used brass tube from a model shop all you need to do is make two brackets to hold it onto the gun and a rubber plug to seal the loading hole, quite an easy job.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 20, 2008 7:22 pm Reply with quote
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Good design, thanks!
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Cheers Juster and welcome to AirGunHome.

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