’Cocker Fight

Well, it fell through. I was that close too.

It was an Osiris. That's all I want to say.

Dude, that sucks! But still, a FF w/ Race isn't too shabby!

stick_boy_2002 wrote: well ide go with the tac. mainly because you can mill the hell out of it and not even care. you definatly need to get more cash out the guy though if your giving up an E-mag.

Too late, man. The things have been shipped, and now I await the Race. Hey, it's another excuse to make my own Osiris. 

Actually, you got it backwards. The Osiris is electric only. The Gemini is mech only. The Osiris and Gemini are completely different systems.

The Gemini uses 2 LPR's to control the input PSI to the ram. One for the forward stroke, one for the retracting stroke. That way, you can lower the retracting stroke to incredibly low input and never chop.

The Osiris uses an internal pneumatic ram instead of a mechanical, spring/sear/hammer combo to strike the valve. The 2 LPR's on the Osiris control the bolt and the internal ram. This is what gives the Osiris it's godlike speed. Like the Gemini, though, the ram can be tuned so low it will never chop. It also uses a second 'noid to control the internal ram. If you look on Osirises, there is a 'noid tray above the frame.

Edited by DeTrevni - 22 April 2007 at 2:15am

Ahhhh, ok.

So is the internal pneumatic ram something like an mQ valve? How many solenoids are there all together on the Osiris?

So there is obviously an lpr before the solenoid the regulate the high pressure down to something the solenoid can handle.

Is the other lpr positioned in line between the solenoid and the return stroke on the ram?

Sorry, just trying to make sense of it all. If I am understanding it correctly, it doesn't seem like it would be that hard to do.

I looked at a bunch of pictures, but it is so damn hard to follow in 2D. If there was a cleaner way to do it, I would be all over it.