Turbo Chicken
06-29-2009, 12:02 PM
Earlier today i thought to myself... isn't there a gun where the valve operations is directly/mechanically operated by the trigger. keep in mind at the beginning i wasn't even thinking about the ball getting into the breech just valve operation.
Thought process... electronic boards send the signal to something to do the work after the switch just too complicated
Even more simple.. poppet valve operation ... why not connect the valve to the trigger somehow... and bypass another moving part the hammer...
then i was like doh... how's the ball gonna shoot if the bolt doesn't move backwards... well that's an easy one just have it not depend on the valve operation or trigger movement to cycle it... have the air move it foward after trigger operation to shoot...
at this point i started to get excited for like 3 seconds and then say ....
wait for it....
Wait For it...
crap they did that in an automag already....
Every think you were coming up with a good idea to remember or discover that of course it's already been done?
Thought process... electronic boards send the signal to something to do the work after the switch just too complicated
Even more simple.. poppet valve operation ... why not connect the valve to the trigger somehow... and bypass another moving part the hammer...
then i was like doh... how's the ball gonna shoot if the bolt doesn't move backwards... well that's an easy one just have it not depend on the valve operation or trigger movement to cycle it... have the air move it foward after trigger operation to shoot...
at this point i started to get excited for like 3 seconds and then say ....
wait for it....
Wait For it...
crap they did that in an automag already....
Every think you were coming up with a good idea to remember or discover that of course it's already been done?