as promised the clip fed BBMG prototype with video. pretty basic in design use the same system <a href="http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/clip-fe ... l">this</a> one hose injects air the other sucks out bbs. the only difference is that this time those hoses are contained in the mag itself. also this version doesn't need a threaded mag, one step closer to standard airsoft technology. the mag is held in place using a small nail, it could easily be changed to a standard spring clip release. there would be no point in this model becuase this is just a proof of concept.
everything should be explained by the video feel free to leave questions or comments
<img src="http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j85/i ... CN3116.jpg">
the clip uses primarily hot gule and flex tubbing (the small flex tube for air to go in, the big one is for bbs to be sucked out) the clip itself will actually function as a bbmg is air is simply blown through it
remember its only a prototype, its not meant to look nice
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:04 pm
by Maniac
i like it nice and compact reminds me of a coaxil.
Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:33 pm
by qbnbountyhunter
Very nice. I really like this design. is so compact and simple. You truly inspired me to make a "clip" fed BBMG. Please keep posting these awsome ideas!
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 10:34 pm
by spudling
your my idle!!
i pursued the mk.1 and right away realized it hade potentol so i have set off on a mission to make a all alumin clip fed bbmg using the same internals with some extras and it will look like this
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 1:17 pm
by LeprechaunIV
^Is that the HK SL8?^
Gotta love the compact design.
I love how in all these video demonstrations, everyone is low on BB's.
I'll tell you that my vortex holds the whole Daisy 6000 round bottle in it, and eats up the steel in one or two minutes.
I fire mine outdoors and use a magnet to get a little bit of the BB's back. I see you are using yours inside; do you reuse your BB's?
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 2:54 pm
by benstern
Very cool, but it is called a magazine not a clip.
LeprechaunIV wrote:^Is that the HK SL8?^
Gotta love the compact design.
I love how in all these video demonstrations, everyone is low on BB's.
I'll tell you that my vortex holds the whole Daisy 6000 round bottle in it, and eats up the steel in one or two minutes.
I fire mine outdoors and use a magnet to get a little bit of the BB's back. I see you are using yours inside; do you reuse your BB's?
That is actually a G36 with a Bipod
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:08 pm
by iknowmy3tables
for future prototypes try using a groove instead of a hole on the magazine for the mag's locking mechanizm that way you don't have to take the time to make the holes line up or just try something similar
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 6:31 pm
by LeprechaunIV
iknowmy3tables wrote:for future prototypes try using a groove instead of a hole on the magazine for the mag's locking mechanizm that way you don't have to take the time to make the holes line up or just try something similar
Agreed. With a groove, there's no hole fore the air to escape. You could also consider velcro, or buttons, or magnets, or a strap, or a flip up strip like those that hold some fire extinguishers, or even a simple twisting locking mechanism.
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 11:57 pm
by singularity
for future prototypes try using a groove instead of a hole on the magazine for the mag's locking mechanizm that way you don't have to take the time to make the holes line up or just try something similar
thats why its only a prototype, the final version will operate just like a normal gun aside from being hooked up to an air source. the mag release on the final version is going to be very similar to the release found on a M4 or M16
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 11:58 pm
by Imortal87
Hey nice work. One of my friends and I have been following your work for a while. We both like the work you did on the AK and have been working on a something similar over the past couple of months. We have found a way to incorporate the work you did on the AK with a snap in clip/mag and are nearing the completion. We test fired it a couple days ago and it drained the 200 rd mag in about 2 seconds. We should have pics and a vid or two up in a few weeks.
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 3:44 pm
by PVC Arsenal 17
One of my favorite pictures...
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 4:47 pm
by singularity
Imortal87 - ill be looking forward to seeing it, your probably a lot further than i am . i haven't really started the final version yet, i have been working on a weapon capable of "pwning massive quantities of noobs" as my friend calls it (also known as a automated propane mortar) i need to ask a friend of mine if he can mill some brass parts for me because im hoping to put a legit hop up system in this gun. but before i can do that i need to build a tennis ball thrower for my neighbors dog because im going to get paid for that.
PVC Arsenal 17 - yes i know but its missing one of the major components of any magazine, a spring! so it doesn't really fall into either category, the final version will atleast look like a mag fed system so ill be sure to use magazine for that one
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 4:58 pm
by ALIHISGREAT
PVC Arsenal 17 wrote:One of my favorite pictures...
its just soo annoying when someone gets it wrong although Singularity has a point about the spring i woul say as the bullets are inside said thingy i would call it a magazine
edit: i just had an idea, you should make a drum magazine style thing where the drum magazine feeds the barrel though a tube, i will draw a diagram on paint
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 7:58 pm
by PVC Arsenal 17
Sorry if I offended you... I was just joking. It's a pic I found a long time ago.
It looks like an interesting project. Best of luck!