Gamo make powerful rifles, a medium end Gamo whould happily go over 800 fps, probably more.Good to know that my hard work means I'm doing better than a second hand Spanish lower end air rifle
I got one Crosman barrel, 40 bucks and really crappy), when go out shooting with my friends I can shot off tree leafs one by one while their Gamos can only hit the leafs, bench rest at 20m.CpTn_lAw wrote:"yay, me wanna make big multishot pnoob with 1000 psi foot pump compressor using diamond as main material. Do you think wet bread make good sealant? "
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Two bicycle LED light will solve that, place them on top of the sun shade.Now to see if I can get some chrony results, quite a grey day but fingers crossed.
On the picture it seems like the lower brass piece does not extrude into the upper piece... Would be more stable if it does IMO, like the one you've linked earlier.Replaced the strong sear spring with a much weaker one, adequately supported with a brass spring guide
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That would be ideal but I only have fluorescent lighting at the moment. I have some LED strips somewhere, will give them a go tomorrow morning.wyz2285 wrote:Two bicycle LED light will solve that, place them on top of the sun shade.
This was a quickie, I'll make a better one later but it seems to work quite well to be honest, the trigger is a lot more pleasant now.On the picture it seems like the lower brass piece does not extrude into the upper piece... Would be more stable if it does IMO, like the one you've linked earlier.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
CheersLabtecpower wrote:Looking good
Not strictly necessary, but it does keep it aligned with the pump tube.Is the radius cut into the bottom of the brass breech necessary for fitting the breech to the gun?
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Er... that's what it is, a shallow cut with a 3/8" ball end millLabtecpower wrote:Ahh nice, a shallow cut with a mill will suffice I think
This should be interestingI'm planning on making the breech full length, so it covers the entire barrel.
Of course with a picatinny rail over the complete length.
Should keep the barrel from being flexed at every pump
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
Noticed, but I don't have any ball end mills at handEr... that's what it is, a shallow cut with a 3/8" ball end mill
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
The length of the barrel tube, the diameter of the pump tube, and the diameter of the barrel.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:An end mill should be just as good. What diameters do you want exactly, I have loads! Hehe
Stock 1322 is advertised as doing 460 fps on the packaging it came in, I must have improved it quite a bit - can't wait to get some actual numbers.Zeus wrote:Wyz, this one is definitely lower end at a chronoed 450fps with 15gr pellets of shizen. But it's minute of sparrow/rabbit head/mouse.
Frame width looks to be exactly half an inch, I don't have my vernier caliper here. I no longer have a workshop which doubles as a bedroomJack, I don't suppose I could get a couple of details on the lower? I can find info on the pump, breech, everything, but not the trigger group and receiver. I'm curious about the thickness of the FCG and the inletting for it on the receiver.
will take some pictures tomorrow.Cheers, my original plan was to blacken it but the shiny is growing on me.Also that breech and bolt look excellent, I'm chasing some brass stock this arvo.
Barrel is approx 10 inches, 11mm diameter though the muzzle has a short section of 0.3" diameter. Pump tube is 0.75". again I don't have my caliper to hand.The length of the barrel tube, the diameter of the pump tube, and the diameter of the barrel.
Whatever you want it to beThe center-to center distance of the barrel and pump tube would be very helpful too
again I didn't try to replicate the original breech, made my own which fit then made the muzzle plug to fit. I don't recommend trying to make this without the intended host gun in hand, there are a lot of holes to line up...hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
) I redid the sear spring, smoother now... and remembered that I have a nice Russian пдк-23 red dot, no need for Chinese airsoft crap hehehectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
