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Side cocking mod…………CHECK!

Well, another step in the quest in making the AF rifle just how I want it.

Side cocking mod.. Done!

Just one step closer

Dave

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Looking real slick Dave. Your gonna love it when your done.

I know because I own YNs old frame that he did this mod to. I finished the picatinny rail mount myself with an aluminum specific bond and screws.

Solid as a rock.

When I had the laser mounted I adjusted the scope to eliminate parallax, then twisted pulled twisted some more on the grip and forearm. That laser dot didnt move out of place at all.

With my original Condor, the flex is evident when I do this.

Now all I need is the ETac to complete the build. Gonna be sweet as I can mount the scope VERY low with this setup.

If you look at my other post in the Mods/machinist section about the tri rail arriving and you will see

Dave

do you plan of filling the top cocking knob slot?

if so, how are you going to?

Im using a 2000psi paintball regulator from http://www.experthpa.com I bought this way back before Marmot Militia had fully developed the E-tacReg

Dave

Hi Dave,

Which regulator are you using on your gun? I was just wondering.

Thanks,
Don.

Thanks, when the cocking arrangement was in the vertical position, when it wasn’t locked to the side then there was no noticeable breech bounce.

It might be because I have a heavy hammer and stronger spring that keeps the breech stationary after the firing.

It is using a 48CI tank, the shiny aluminium part that you see is the regualted space of air that is needed for high power shots. Length of pull is the same as the original tank

Dave

Hi Dave,

Great job. I see that you didn’t cut the side notches. Sometimes I don’t bother to lock the bolt to the side either but there is usually more noticeable bolt bounce. Don’t know if it matters.

What kind of air tank is that and what is the LOP? It just might be the right candidate for adding a regulator without making the LOP too long.

Have been enjoying your posts and keep them coming.

Good job Dave… Nice and clean….

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