Posted by: Sceever on June 22, 2003 at 11:19:38

Me and my friend are planning on making our own gun. So far our designs are either an pneumatic design (using solenoids to work the valves) or a weird no-bolt electro (again usig solenoids). The marker itself is a very basic design. A grip frame folds 1(or 2, don't know yet) 9 volt batteries which are connected to an electric valve, which is in turn connected to a large gas reservoir, which is connected to a constant air tank. The electro-pneumatic version has a 3-way exaust valve attatched to the trigger, and a ram which has a bolt in the breech. Otherwise it has the same features as the above gun. (you'll notice it works like an autococker...whoops, now Bud can sue me for using his name, i mean an automatic cocking pump) Im telling you this because i need ideas for the gun, and a name.

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