New break action mech

This is a new mech for break barrel shotguns.

If you use this please give me credit : )

Comments

[Johnhall44]

Why didnt I think of doing this. "facepalm"

[smashpoe]

I tried doing something like this and FAILED! good job dude

[Spycrab]

for this i could say "why didn't i think of that?", but could NOT say "I coul have thought of that".
pretty sweet, man :D

[182515]

Thanks!

[geodez]

hinges, frustrating knexer's since 2006.

[cool bas3]

Iam now making a handle and a trigger for it.

[182515]

Awesome! when you get it done could you post pics?

[cool bas3]

I DESTROYED IT!...
because it never hold more elastics then 1

[182515]

Well you i needed to put a heck of a lot oof ducktape on the orange conectors to kep them from sliding. also this wasnt meant to be perfect it was just a concept.

[cool bas3]

Okay! Still good though

[182515]

Thanks anyway

[~KGB~]

nice! post! 5*

[mettaurlover]

Logically, you could use a sear system that ran through part of the stock as the trigger; it'd be easy to use, not too hard to make, and work well for this purpose.

[182515]

Ya that would work but i cant figure out how to make one that attaches automatically ot the ram. Any suggestions for  a mech?

[mettaurlover]

Well, you could use one similar to http://www.instructables.com/id/knex-gun-with-new-trigger-&-sear-system/ with some modifications to the length of the trigger, or do what I did to a standard ratchet mech to this thing and technically have two triggers, one that you push with your finger and a couple of rods attached to that pushing the one that releases the pin. Looks like there's a straight enough line here for that to work comfortably; I might try if this gets posted as an 'ible.

[Seleziona]

VERY cool! 5*! Might use this sometime!

[182515]

I had had this idea floating around for a while in my head then forgot it but  your break action made me remember it. Great gun by the way.

[Seleziona]

 Yeah... and thanks ;)

[182515]

your welcome. : )

[KnexFreek]

 cool!!

[TwistedParadox]

So every time you open it up, the ram's are automatically pushed back?

[182515]

yes