How difficult to make Talon or Condor repeater?
Why isn’t the Talon or Condor offered as repeaters by now? How difficult is it to make them repeaters? They’re so versatile it seems that making them repeaters would not be super difficult.
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I agree with RiffRaff,I don’t see any other way except redesign.but i’m sure a machinest can think differently than I can.I’ve seen some pretty nice designs round here.
really interesting
I think the only way to make a AF repeater is redesign the whole damn thing.
The tophat cannot move forward, so no bolt will be able to push a pellet into the barrel.
A magazine could be built to take the place of the breech plug, but then again how to make it work.
A bolt would have to be made as part of the valve system, and the magazine would then be stationary. Be interesting to see if it ever happens.
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Easy. I’ve already designed one, although I haven’t built it yet. Anyone can build one, it takes no machining at all. Just buy two guns, then you go to the hardware store and get yerself some of this here duck tape you see….
aloha,
walt
ps: actually, I don’t think anyone’s about to build one, even my simple design above. Why should you? It’s already been done. Several times. They’re called Rapid Mk IIs, Huntsmans, Daystate xxxx, AA410s, you name it. All of them share a common trait; stationary breeches. While a stationary breech isn’t necessary, it sure makes things easier.