did anybody make a airforce bulpup?
i just wonder if it is done before.
though not simple i think it is pssible.
would be nice to stick to the airforce platfom and still have a bullpup
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why the big bottle
for loads of air of course 😀
but i would like it to be able to mount different type’s off botlles
so that you could mount just a very tiny light weight tank for just a few good shots
or a verry big 4500psi botlle for a whole day plinking
the thing i like about the talon/gunpower guns is that it is verry simple to change everything about the gun, and i sure would like to keep it that way or even more.
on the other hand a complete new frame with trigger and weaver rails, where all the airforce internals fit straight in might be a cheaper and more easy way to go
That’s pretty wild.
I may be thinking totally wrong but why use the big AF bottle. Aren’t you making some type of chamber with a tophat fitted to it? Looking at the Canadian forum pic, seems to me that it would be advantageous to lengthen the rear some to make an attachment for the bottle or airtube then slide that whole trigger mechanism forward. Cut away the AF rail and mount the glass farther up the frame. Something like that would do away with that micro line.
Keep us posted.
Paul
My Talon Stubby without the shroud is shorter than my Edgun was. With the shroud it’s 3″ longer but still very compact and handy.
Plus you’d have to move the airtank?
why go bulpup?
for having the advantage of a short rifle
AND having the advantage of a long barrel.
and yes i want to move the airtank.
and ad a regulator to the tank.
conect that with a steel braided hose to a small reservoir(guido talon pistol adapter) where the valve goes in.
and ad a on off and bleed so i can change to an other bottle
I don’t see how or why?
My Talon Stubby without the shroud is shorter than my Edgun was. With the shroud it’s 3″ longer but still very compact and handy.
Plus you’d have to move the airtank?
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This is scratch built, based on a AF chassis but it was totally custom made… 😉
The AF mutant is fugly, I think Tim’s comment is pretty funny too…
The last two links didn’t have photos in the posts. 🙁