CUSTOM BACKPACK TALON 23" OAL.. NOW TUNED,,

Hey lads admiral here hope your all doin good. thers a little project iv been working on the last couple of months.

The idea of a really small type talon was in my mind ever since i saw the bullpup design of some of the guns around today.

And then the post of TALON 4 thread kick started it off,so heres what iv built.

I bought a standerd talon in 22 stripped it out to the bare frame
then got the dremel out and cut the frame just in front of were the last bush screw goes so the second bush would sit at the very end of the frame flush. The frame was then sanded were cut untill a proper finish was achived.

then cnc cut the side lever cocking mod into the side of the frame
then the barrel was cut at the loading end down to 9″ re profiled and unf threaded at the bussiness end to take a hw silencer.

The breech got the hammer slap mod treatment , the hammer and the packing behind the spring had a small recess cut in them so the spring has a lip at each end ,this keeps the spring hammer and washers in line with no side movement giving a more consistent strike.

Then the sears was polished at the contact point for a more smother feel and trigger pull.
the safty was kept on this gun as the family will use it with it being so small and light.

The safty spring was changed out for a lighter one ,the old one was way to heavy and really made a noise at night when pushed forwerd.

The standerd tank was changed to a BSA 200 cc tank from the r10
only 7″long 2″wide and good for 140 shots at 12ftp what this gun is set at.

the AF valve is M18xM1.5 the BSA bottle is M14xM1.5 so it would not fit. 👿
so i had a 💡 moment i went to see my friend steve who runs protec ingernering in bidford upon avon nr stratford (shakespears yard) to be or not to be HA HA sorry couldent resist that one..

took the bottle and valve in and showed the cnc master my problem,no worries was his answer and one week later i had a nice stainless steel valve adaptor M18 female to screw the AF valve into and the other end M14 to screw into the BSA buddy bottle. it is a very simple work of art to me ..

This allows me to use the RAP4 paint ball AR15 stock as it goes over 2″tanks ,TALON 4 THREAD used the talon p bottle but thats smaller at 6″ the bsa bottle is 7″ so ther is a few more shots, and the buttstock is 7″ so the bsa fits it perfect. you need the buttstock rail aswell this attaches to the under neath of the buddy bottle and allows the stock to slide were you wont it .i stuck the rail to the buddy bottle with car body seal its a black rubber sealent that gives a little so no cracks with eny knocks or temp drops ..its so hard you need a new stanly blade to even try to cut it so the rail is on for good or a very long time.

Optics are leapers bugbuster scope 3x9x32 il ret red/green.mildot ret.
and for £50 thers nothing better in such a small tube,its the bollox.
crystol clear from 3 yards and full power no white out great little scope for small carbins and bullpups.
As this is a 12ftp gun its running like glass on glass when you load it ,its got the standerd hammer in but a custom soft spring and a bit of valve work done to allow for the softer spring ,its just as quite as my s410 when loading .

When fired all you here is the pellet hitting its mark ,what with all the inside work and the hw silencer on its just as quite as my brother hw100 to his disbeleaf. and mine tbo..

Iv set it at 35 yards and drawing pins is its food of choice lead on lead.
it dont like nothing but AIR arms deiblo feild witch i think are jsb,s just relabled for air arms.??.

im running a seben camera mount (,ted/edgun// uses) . A sony hd 60x zoom camcorder as a scope cam ,, and a deben 150 watt red filter lamp for lamping and rating.

HERE IS A FEW PICS HOPE YOU LIKE. IL POST LINKS TO THE UTUBE VIDS IN A BIT .
ATB ADAM

PS COULD SOME ONE LET ME KNOW IF THE LINK WORKS CHEERS ADAM.

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and this is it finished at 23″

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