What did I do?
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Topic: What did I do?
Posted By: [Deadeye]
Subject: What did I do?
Date Posted: 18 July 2004 at 11:38pm
Okay so I had this idea, I have no idea wtf it would do, and I haven't tested it...yet... As you can see the sear is fixed so that it will stay where the trigger is always touching it (seen in 1st pic)... So one trigger pull = one shot, and if I release the trigger, the sear will catch the rear bolt (seen in 2nd pic).... What if I were to hold down the trigger? As you see, if I held it down there would be nothing to catch the rear bolt (seen in 3rd pic) ... Would the bolt fire and then cock itself back and fire again like auto, or would it just stay un-cocked and waste c02? I don't want to test it just yet.... Tell me what you guys think.... note: I didnt actually attempt to create something to achieve auto fire, I was just letting my mind wander and tried something... Thanks a lot :)
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Posted By: jigglydude
Date Posted: 18 July 2004 at 11:49pm
the trigger is made so that only one shot per pull will happen, did you
think that you can release the trigger fast enough to catch the bolt
after every shot?
the bolt pushes the sear againt the slider (metal thing in the back of
the trigger) which is what makes it return so fast, the sear spring
returns the spring to it's regular position which prevents it from
firing until the trigger full cycloe has been completed, pull back the
bolt and pull the trigger (careful when you do this so nothing falls
out, hold the bolt) and mess around with how you hold the trigger ect.
to see it in slow motion
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Posted By: Enos Shenk
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 5:41am
The gun will cycle in runaway, which is something around 30-40cps if i
remember rightly. Itll chop paint, dont even try running paint into it.
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Posted By: [Deadeye]
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 10:04am
by 'cycle in runaway' do you mean that i wont be able to stop it? what if i just released the trigger after a few shots
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Posted By: mod98commando
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 11:11am
He means that it'll essentially be full auto but the bolt will cycle so fast that no feed system could even attempt to feed fast enough. I don't remember the exact cycle rate of the valve but Enos says 30-40 cycles per second and that sounds good enough for me, I just remember that it cycles very fast. Regardless of the number, you can't feed fast enough to make use of the full auto effect and you'll end up breaking paint or, if you're lucky, just dry firing. You can easily stop that by shutting off the air supply (if you have an on/off) or you can simply grab the cocking knob on the rear bolt. If you released the trigger then the sear should catch the bolt again but that burst you fired probably would have either chopped a ball or fired nothing but air. You're better off sticking to semi-auto or buying a ROF upgrade (double trigger, RT, Ebolt).
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Rofl_Mao: And everyone eats turkey
Me: But only if they're hungary
Mack: Yeah but hungary people go russian through their food and end up with greece on everyth
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Posted By: [Deadeye]
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 11:21am
well i was just messing around... as i said, i didnt actually attempt to make it full auto.... i will test this in a minute, but i just dont want my gun to get messed up
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Posted By: tippy_182
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 12:55pm
mod98commando wrote:
He means that it'll essentially be full auto but
the bolt will cycle so fast that no feed system could even attempt to
feed fast enough. I don't remember the exact cycle rate of the valve
but Enos says 30-40 cycles per second and that sounds good enough for
me, I just remember that it cycles very fast. Regardless of the number,
you can't feed fast enough to make use of the full auto effect and
you'll end up breaking paint or, if you're lucky, just dry firing. You
can easily stop that by shutting off the air supply (if you have an
on/off) or you can simply grab the cocking knob on the rear bolt. If
you released the trigger then the sear should catch the bolt again but
that burst you fired probably would have either chopped a ball or fired
nothing but air. You're better off sticking to semi-auto or buying a
ROF upgrade (double trigger, RT, Ebolt). |
I wonder if a Q-loader could support that..........
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Posted By: [Deadeye]
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 3:11pm
well i tested it... it was full auto going about 30bps... it was even full auto when i let go of the trigger.... which was weird cause i had to grab the bolt in order to stop it
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Posted By: sinisterNorth
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 9:19pm
That seems kinda shakey to be doin. I just hope you dont destroy your gun in the process.
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Posted By: mod98commando
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 9:49pm
tippy_182 wrote:
I wonder if a Q-loader could support that..........
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I doubt it. I know those things feed fast but I don't think even they could keep up with that. Also, the reason it didn't come out of full auto when you released the trigger is because the bolt wasn't able to travel back far enough to catch on the sear. The bolt is really just bouncing off of the valve when you do that and it isn't a never-ending cycle. It slowly dies down so after a certain point, the bolt won't go back far enough to catch on the sear. That's another reason why you can't use that method to get automatic fire. Doing this shouldn't cause any damage to the gun as long as you don't do it extensively. When the gun cycles that quickly the parts will wear faster but if you don't do this a lot then your gun shouldn't be affected much at all by it. You don't have to worry about your gun exploding or anything but if you do this too often then you might wear out your internals faster.
------------- oreomann33: Everybody invades Poland
Rofl_Mao: And everyone eats turkey
Me: But only if they're hungary
Mack: Yeah but hungary people go russian through their food and end up with greece on everyth
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Posted By: [Deadeye]
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 10:29pm
i think i might make a video of it, its the fastest ive ever even seen the bolt on a 98c move lol
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Posted By: A5 dude15
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 10:35pm
hooly crap thats a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! whats the fastest feeding hopper and how many balls does it feed per second?thanx
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Posted By: PbSplintercell
Date Posted: 19 July 2004 at 11:20pm
am i the only one who caught teh obsinity a different word for teh f-bomb
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Posted By: paintballer90
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 11:01am
hiHI
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Posted By: jigglydude
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 3:44pm
oooo my bad didnt look at the pics
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Posted By: Frozen Balls
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 5:35pm
tippy_182 wrote:
mod98commando wrote:
He means that it'll essentially be full auto but
the bolt will cycle so fast that no feed system could even attempt to
feed fast enough. I don't remember the exact cycle rate of the valve
but Enos says 30-40 cycles per second and that sounds good enough for
me, I just remember that it cycles very fast. Regardless of the number,
you can't feed fast enough to make use of the full auto effect and
you'll end up breaking paint or, if you're lucky, just dry firing. You
can easily stop that by shutting off the air supply (if you have an
on/off) or you can simply grab the cocking knob on the rear bolt. If
you released the trigger then the sear should catch the bolt again but
that burst you fired probably would have either chopped a ball or fired
nothing but air. You're better off sticking to semi-auto or buying a
ROF upgrade (double trigger, RT, Ebolt). |
I wonder if a Q-loader could support that..........
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it wouldn't matter. The gun itself would beat the crap out of the paint.
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Posted By: BigGun
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 7:59pm
Ok, what you just did there was the "stick in the sear trick". It does look and sound cool, but is useless, and yes, if you continue to do it, it will brake your gun. I did that once and just dry fired it, I blew the blinds off my window, blew papers all over my room, nocked over two glasses of water, tore several posters off of my wall, knocked my guitar over, made my mom freak out, and made the cat pee in the corner........so, it was a BAD thing, not an UBER thing. And like they've already said, it will never shoot paint, not even the A-5 cyclone feed will feed it. You might think that the A-5 would be able to feed it being that the cyclone feed inserts a ball everytime the gun is shot, but with what you just did, it shoots it so fast that the cyclone just sits there and does nothing. But you have a 98c, so it doesn't matter. Regardless, it's bad for your gun one way or the other.
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R/T
20oz. and 16oz. tanks.
98c with 14In. Terminator
14oz. and 9oz. tanks.
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Posted By: travis75
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 8:23pm
BigGun wrote:
made the cat pee in the corner. |
LMAO
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Posted By: hashi2008
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 8:58pm
I did something to my sear. It would go full auto for about 4 shots, then sometimes it would un-cock. I didn't mean to do it, but whatever I did, I fixed it by opening my gun and taking out the sear and putting it back in.
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Posted By: mod98commando
Date Posted: 20 July 2004 at 9:21pm
There was probably something on it (dirt maybe) that was making it get stuck and taking it out made the dirt or whatever fall off.
------------- oreomann33: Everybody invades Poland
Rofl_Mao: And everyone eats turkey
Me: But only if they're hungary
Mack: Yeah but hungary people go russian through their food and end up with greece on everyth
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Posted By: turbo-archer
Date Posted: 21 July 2004 at 2:13pm
Hey, y'know, look at the bright side, if it chops balls in half, it'll spray paint all over, so it would make a great bunkering gun!
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Posted By: turbo-archer
Date Posted: 21 July 2004 at 2:14pm
Theoretically.
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Posted By: A5 dude15
Date Posted: 17 December 2004 at 11:44pm
Frozen Balls wrote:
tippy_182 wrote:
mod98commando wrote:
He means that it'll essentially be full auto but the bolt will cycle so fast that no feed system could even attempt to feed fast enough. I don't remember the exact cycle rate of the valve but Enos says 30-40 cycles per second and that sounds good enough for me, I just remember that it cycles very fast. Regardless of the number, you can't feed fast enough to make use of the full auto effect and you'll end up breaking paint or, if you're lucky, just dry firing. You can easily stop that by shutting off the air supply (if you have an on/off) or you can simply grab the cocking knob on the rear bolt. If you released the trigger then the sear should catch the bolt again but that burst you fired probably would have either chopped a ball or fired nothing but air. You're better off sticking to semi-auto or buying a ROF upgrade (double trigger, RT, Ebolt). |
I wonder if a Q-loader could support that..........
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it wouldn't matter. The gun itself would beat the crap out of the paint.
| yes a q loader could keep up with it (it feeds 100 balls in 1.5 seconds), but the cyclone system only feeds 15, so a hundred balls would tryin to be goin in to the cyclone and it can only feed 15
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Posted By: A5 dude15
Date Posted: 17 December 2004 at 11:45pm
turbo-archer wrote:
Hey, y'know, look at the bright side, if it chops balls in half, it'll spray paint all over, so it would make a great bunkering gun! | ummmm........no
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Posted By: Blue Hopper
Date Posted: 18 December 2004 at 4:12pm
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