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Hey guys and girls,
I know I just posted version two of this gun, but I had some new concepts for an Oodammo pistol and I wanted to try them out. I wanted to try to make a no-friction ram lock. If successful, this would put no friction on the ram when it is being shot, but still successfully keep the pin in the gun when being pulled back. This was achieved by using mini knex. Yes, mini knex. They finally have played a good role in knex guns! The small red piece that connects regular knex to micro knex is used. The small end rides in the grove on the ram and catches the ridge on the ram. It is placed in a way so the lock adds no pressure.
The other new thing on this gun is the mag. I'm not sure if anyone will like it because we tend to be set in our ways. But the mag slides down, giving you room to fill the mag. It also uses a rod as a mag pusher and typical bullet lock to hold the mag pusher. Now you can modify it to use removable mags, but they really aren't that practical in war. One of the advantages of this mag is that it wont fire two bullets at once. The reason this typically happens is that the rod the bullets ride on is too short. That's a hard problem to fix seeing that knex only have so many connection points. But if the mag slides up and down, you can make the gap between the rod and the barrel smaller.
These are the two new concepts. I want to know what everybody thinks. It only takes a few seconds to comment.
Thanks,
Killer~SafeCracker.
I know I just posted version two of this gun, but I had some new concepts for an Oodammo pistol and I wanted to try them out. I wanted to try to make a no-friction ram lock. If successful, this would put no friction on the ram when it is being shot, but still successfully keep the pin in the gun when being pulled back. This was achieved by using mini knex. Yes, mini knex. They finally have played a good role in knex guns! The small red piece that connects regular knex to micro knex is used. The small end rides in the grove on the ram and catches the ridge on the ram. It is placed in a way so the lock adds no pressure.
The other new thing on this gun is the mag. I'm not sure if anyone will like it because we tend to be set in our ways. But the mag slides down, giving you room to fill the mag. It also uses a rod as a mag pusher and typical bullet lock to hold the mag pusher. Now you can modify it to use removable mags, but they really aren't that practical in war. One of the advantages of this mag is that it wont fire two bullets at once. The reason this typically happens is that the rod the bullets ride on is too short. That's a hard problem to fix seeing that knex only have so many connection points. But if the mag slides up and down, you can make the gap between the rod and the barrel smaller.
These are the two new concepts. I want to know what everybody thinks. It only takes a few seconds to comment.
Thanks,
Killer~SafeCracker.
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Picture 1: Build these panels
Picture 2: Make these guys
Picture 3: Add them on. (image note)
Picture 4: Build these panels (image note)
Picture 5: Add panel
Picture 6: Make this
Picture 7: Slide over the rods
Picture 2: Make these guys
Picture 3: Add them on. (image note)
Picture 4: Build these panels (image note)
Picture 5: Add panel
Picture 6: Make this
Picture 7: Slide over the rods
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Whenever i pull it down, it just shoots straight back up, and i already tried pulling it all the way through if thats what i was supposed to do but it still went back.
but im not sure i would build it, last time i ever mad an oddammo pistol it was so bad that i took it apart within minutes and never built one again
Could these be replaced successfully with some hunk of single connector contraption?
Hmmm, interesting. I'm not sure how secure a mag sliding that way would be though. What about twisting to one side? And even as much as I hate them, it might be able to take better removable mags.
And the advantage I was thinking with a sliding mag is that it must be locked vertically for it to slide, right? So that should improve reliability greatly in that the magazine won't have any room to open up.
Should I get a microscope? Where are they in the pictures? Sorry, I'm blind.