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Project "PAZUR"

Hi everybody!
I decided to create my own Talon. I translated word “talon” to ukrainian language and called my project PAZUR – it’s the same as ‘talon’.

First I made a drawing in AutoCAD:

Then I begin to build it in metall:

Outer diameter of aluminium tube is 30 mm. Diameter of barrel 8.6 mm, cal – .22 (5.5 mm). The barrel was taken from spring rifle MENDOZA.
Valve is made by PrOsT technology (once I told on this forum about his valves). Volume of tank is 50 cc, additional big paintball tank is absent – i still don’t buy it.

There are some else pictures:

As You can see the hammer and breach are in stainless tube. And breech consist of two parts and spring. Inner part holds the pressure and stay still when hammer hits the outer part. The outer part transfer hit from hammer to valve. Its weight only 23 gramms 🙂 The spring pressing outer part of breech to valve – so we do not have “jumps” of speed.

I already shoot some pellets form my Pazur – from 170 bar to 100 I have 9 shoots with middle energy in 50 Joules (55 in max). As a trigger I used a screwdriver LOL 🙂

If somebody have a questions – please!

PS – beg me pardon for my english – i learnt it in KGB school in USSR 🙂

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Thanks for a good words!

About trigger mechanism – I guess I’ll made another one, but still don’t decide which. Trigger mechanisms are not my strong side 🙁

And will try to increase muzzle energy at least 70J.

When some else parts will be ready – I’ll show them there.

Best regards – Gennady

Very fancy stuff m8, Keep up the good work!

Looking good South 😀 and nice too see youve posted here. Suprised youve stayed with the same trigger / shear arangment as the Talon , it drove me too a mental break down when i made mine 😕 . The one thing i would change if i had another go ……hmmm . 😀

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quote Langnasen:

Serious talent mate. It’s one thing making one part to fit other already existing parts, but to machine all parts from scratch to fit each other is another dimension of skill entirely. 😀

Well said that man.

You’re a gentleman at heart. :thumbsup:

quote Langnasen:

Serious talent mate. It’s one thing making one part to fit other already existing parts, but to machine all parts from scratch to fit each other is another dimension of skill entirely. 😀

Well said that man.

Serious talent mate. It’s one thing making one part to fit other already existing parts, but to machine all parts from scratch to fit each other is another dimension of skill entirely. 😀

Wow, very impressive 😀 I would have trouble drawing that, let alone building it!! Must be a great feeling starting from chunks of unformed metal, and by ones own hand see something so precise and beautiful imerge from your hard work.

Keep it coming 😀 😀

Thanks for sharing your pictures. That looks great. 😀

another cracking project nice one mate keep the pics comeing .please 😀

Good English and excellent project !

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