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Air Arms Buddy Bottle Stock

been working on this conversion for a few month on and off, its almost finished now so i thought id put a few pictures up so you can see what ive been upto this summer, dont know what to call it yet, i have a Verminator so i thought about calling this an Airiator, i will put a few more pictures up once ive finished anodising the bits.


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I’m in the process of building a new rail for my Matador .25, one with more elevation. Can you explain the anodizing process, and what type of steel is the bottle? . It really looks very good.

BTW Nice tuning on your gun.

Sorin

Dang! Very nice! Should get a good shot count 😆

wow….how many shots on a fill

really nice stuff , great gun and great work on it

That just looks freakin incredible… something that nice deserves a better butt though… surely you’ve got something in the works!

Just an amazing bit of kit there!

No not that hot

It wasn’t heated to 400 degrees was it?

It,s powder coated

Nice. Is the tank anodized also? I was going to anodize mine but was told it’s not recommended. My be I will. Looks nice.

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How in the world did you attach that air transfer tube from your bottle to the air gauge block???? That’s amazing!

JB Weld? Solder? Press fit? C’mon…give it up!!!

Regards,

H 😯 😯 T

i made the fittings from a piece of round brass bar which was milled in a rotary table and the flats put on at 60 degrees and its 13mm across the flats then i held the hex bar in the laithe and turned it down and threaded to 1/8″ BSPP and then parted it off the tube is 1/8″ copper and is braised into the fittings the working pressure of the tube is 3026 PSI and the burst pressure is whey above that at 12104 because the 2 fittings are seperate they can be screwed onto the brass fittings and then assembled onto the action

here’s some pictures with all the parts anodized the bottle is a 400cc and i got th bottle off blodnob its got a 5/8″ thread blodnob tells me the bottle came out of a hummer its part of an emergency air supply that they fit incase the vehicle goes into water and the people can’t get out i don’t know how true this is but this is what blodnob tells me

Damned nice work and look. WOW!

How in the world did you attach that air transfer tube from your bottle to the air gauge block???? That’s amazing!

JB Weld? Solder? Press fit? C’mon…give it up!!!

Regards,

H 😯 😯 T

That looks great

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