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sharp-n-pointy — Eccentric Auto revolver
Published: 2005-07-31 05:39:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 16246; Favourites: 198; Downloads: 865
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an Automatic revolver in the style of a gas operated variation on the webley-fosbery revolver... its voer the top, fragil, but has its own style I think...Related content
Comments: 10
One question: if it is side loaded (i'm assuming it by the fact I see no joint and it has a depression on the bullet's rear quard... which I dunno the name) and it is automatic... how do you reload it? I mean, by being loaded by a gap on it's side, the cylinder needs to rotates freely, something impossible for an auto-revolver of that type, since the ball and brass ring will drive it impossible to break open, either rotates while not firing...
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Isn't the auto revolver like Vash's revolver? with the barrel under the dorsel?
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Dude that's awesome in the tenth degree! does it have the reliability of the revolver mixed with the accuracy and speed of an auto?
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The Webley-Fosbery is one of my personal favorites and this variation pretty much kicks ass!!
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There's a gun looking similiar to that one in battlefield 2142.
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Your concept works my dear, and i have technical drawings that prove it; the only problem is that your thinking too much about the actuation of the pin and not enough about wether or not you need a pin. Plus if you wanted it practical, the cylinder'll have to be either covered or (preferably) sealed. I'll put my version on later, mayhap, if you wanna see it. I have to say it looks purdy tho. Nice one.
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Rather far down the barrel (essentially an inch or so before the muzzle) a gass tap diverts gas vertically where tis stopped by two wedges. One wegde is fixed, and the other is attached to a spring driven actuating rod that connects to the overhead section ('slide' that drives the bras ring and its stud.) by a ball joint that allows for the slide and chambers to tip upwards... for trying to needlessly convert an already simple mechanism into a more complex gas actuated reason for little more than aestetics its relatively simple.
No.. no it isnt, its needlessly complex, frail, and other derougetory mechanical phrazes that mean un-efficent, but it wasnt designed to be efficent, simply to look good, as much as I hate to say I never get the time to sit down and actually draw out my designs in full detail (internal and external) or Id probably havea patent by now.
But thats Work and a family...
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Oh my goodness! You exist again! *hug* Cool stuff!
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