the smallest gun in the world .

no eyes. i dont like electronics. im gonna build it with a lvl 10 automag bolt so it wont ever chop . so who needs eyes?

Well I'm not sure how this will work but it sounds like a awesome project even if it won't work.  This is way ahead of other companies and by trial and error you could get it to work. 

yes i know . if you look closely at my drawing there is a air feeding the bolt from the back of the bolt . it is an orange line . it filles up and pusses the bolt foward and when it hits the release holse it will shoot the marker . 

if you knew how a spyder works , frag . you whold knw that the striker is the thing that recocks the gun . te cupseal has a pin on it . and when the striker hits the cup seal . the pin has a groove in it . and the extra air alows for the striker to get pushed back . so the lower tube of a spyder will be placed in the handel of my gun . of cours a smaller scale . and as for the bolt . the bolt has a spring in front . like an automag . the spring is the orange spirel to the front of the bolt . thats what resets  the bolt . but your right . i should make a latch of some sort . and work on a anti chop

Stryker:

I've looked at your design and read all the replies.  I'm not trying to be critical, but I see one major design flaw.  I could be incorrect, so please correct me if I'm wrong.

Hammer blowback - there doesn't seem to be any mechanism to re-cock the hammer.  Typically, there is a direct linkage between the bolt and the hammer so that the blowback caused by firing air out the barrel will re-cock both.  Your design seems to be relying on pressure through the valve to be sufficient to re-cock the hammer, which I'm pretty sure isn't enough.

Some other things to note are:

- Manufcaturing cost:  Probably the cheapest way is to make the handle valving a seperate tube which is inserted and plumbed at assembly.

- anti-chop:  As mentioned, you have nothing to prevent your paint from chopping.  Most guns are open-bolt blowback, which helps prevent this due to an increased lag time between shots.  The closed-bolt blowback design which you have will cause the bolt to "bounce" back closed and most likely chop paint.  A suggestion may be to make some sort of 'latch' which releases the bolt when there is pressure behind it.  This would convert it to an open-bolt blowback and reduce chopping greatly.

Other than that, I really like your creativity.  Your first step before a patent would be to build a working prototype.  Once you have something that's worth the investment of patenting, then you worry about that part.  Until then, just have fun experimenting with your prototype!

i come from a family of just that 

ohh . ok . well that wont work on my design cuz it is all in the handel . and thats how the parts move and the velo is under that. 

hmm . your right . iv been looking aroiund and there is no gun that eaven thought of this yet. its so simple . i have the perfect the bolt with the air pressur and stuff like that but . it should work . im just thinking how will the bolt work . 

what do you mean by asa reg? the reg just ets the air to the valve on a spyder. or a tippmann lpr. that has nothing to do with not needing a stryker 

Just have a reg/ASA like the mini. The mini is extremely small as it is. You really can't make it any smaller w/o sacrificing comfort