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Topic: a more compadt 98c
Posted By: mick_collins
Subject: a more compadt 98c
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 2:40pm

what if instead of having the spring befind the bolt it was located twards the front of the gun? and then the gun's length could be cut in half, possibly to the size of a pistol.

 

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Posted By: callmebob3
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 3:23pm
but u might not get as much power and there would be trouble with loading

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Posted By: AdmiralSenn
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 3:44pm
Interesting. It'd probably cause some big wear and tear on the bolt, and any problems with the rear bolt being pulled instead of pushed.. like it not being strong enough to hit the CVX valve enough to get blowback.

Try it and see. I bet there's a glaringly obvious reason why Tippmann didn't do this, but more power to you if you get it working.

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Posted By: Monk
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 6:54pm

Where would the sear be?

But why would you do all that if you could just shorten the valve.



Posted By: Belt #2
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 8:06pm
Originally posted by Monk Monk wrote:

Where would the sear be?

But why would you do all that if you could just shorten the valve.

And where did the rear bolt go?

It like, does not exist now, or something...



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Posted By: jeep 98 custom
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 8:27pm
^^^Exactally. There's no way to open up the valve to let the air out, you can't fire the gun like that.

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Posted By: PBinfonater
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 8:59pm
hmmmm obviously tippmann phuenimatics knows way more about this than u jugin from the post and if it would work tippmann would have done it till then just try to stop thinkin so much u might hurt u self or somethin

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Posted By: saru
Date Posted: 22 August 2004 at 11:49pm
Originally posted by Belt #2 Belt #2 wrote:

Originally posted by Monk Monk wrote:

Where would the sear be?

But why would you do all that if you could just shorten the valve.

And where did the rear bolt go?

It like, does not exist now, or something...

look closely there is a rear bolt.

i think the reason tippmann didn't use this design is because the rear bolt would bind since the bolt is being pulled by the linkage arm on the circumference rather than being pushed from the center. mabe if you had 3 linkage arms at 120 degrees apart the rear bolt wouldn't bind.

As for the sear, it would probably have to latch on to the front bolt or something.

Very good idea, I would've never thought of that.



Posted By: mick_collins
Date Posted: 29 August 2004 at 4:04pm
there is no rear bolt, the outside ouf the gun is attached to the bolt in the front. the bolt in the front is also hevier, made of meatl, and the linkage arm is replaced by a metal peg that attaches the bolt to the top half of the gun. when fires the top half is blown back lika a normal pistol there are some minor flaws but it's an idea not a plan



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