My .254 Bullpup project
With about eight months ago I started this project.
At the moment the gun looks like this:
I was inspired by Edgun Matador.
A few details about the gun.
weight: 3.86 kg(8.51lbs) without scope and 4.69 kg(10.34lbs) with Nikko Stirling Nighteater 6-24×56 FT
length: 86 cm(33.86inches)
barrel: Benjamin Marauder .25 – 47cm(18.5 inches)
trigger: Benjamin Marauder trigger
air tube capacity: 400cc
power: 110fpe with 58 grains bullet 
at 3300 psi
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I wanted some time ago I post pictures of my shop at the “Workshop Pictures’ but I changed my mind when I saw the pictures other people posted there. I have a lathe and a milling machine made ​​by a craftsman passionate about things like this:
The only thing I did not do it on this gun is reducing air tube from 40x5mm to 38x4mm and threaded end toward the air pressure gauge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PzCXrNAsG0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzdyz43TTlI
Do you have any pics during the machining/tooling stages? It turned out very nice.
Thank you very much sir for the appreciation, in my country there are too many legal hurdles regarding weapons of any kind, so my answer to your question is: no.
Looks pretty freaking sweet,im interested to know if youll ever make them for sale :winkn:
that looks sweet
2.5 moa @ 309 yards with lopsided bullets 😯 I’d like to see what she does with good ammo 😀
Because we did not align the two sides of the mold to close the same every time 😳 the bullets are not perfectly round and accuracy suffers, but groupage to 284m (309 yards) looks like this: 
. The disc has a diameter of 45 cm (17.7 inches) and the middle plate are: 10×12 cm (3.9×4.7 inches).
Bad Ass! Not really a fan of pups…but very impressive. How does she shoot? 😎
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