Introducing the second in my line of new and innovative guns: the K-2 slamfire full-auto burst.
The K-2 is a pump action rifle, but unlike nearly every other gun out there, it has no trigger. As the pump (its a handle pump) is pushed, the gun fires fully automatically, up to 4 shots. It has an eight-shot turret, but would be compatible with a tr18 turret, allowing for more shots and more rapid fire.
The key to this gun is in the pump, which only engages when it is being pushed and disengages when being pulled back. This allows it to trigger the hammer as it is moving forward, and then simply slide past it when you are resetting it.
Problems and fixes:
8-shot turret: I only have the pieces for an 8 shot turret, which puts this rifle at a disadvantage because it goes through shots so fast and because an 8 shot turret has a big gap between shots, allowing for the hammer to misfire if the turret doesn't get its shot in place before the hammer is set off. Simply adding a tr18 turret would solve all these problems.
Power: Because the hammer is not as strong as it should be, it breaks if any more than two number 64 rubber bands are put on it. Although making a stronger hammer would be simple, it may require some remodeling of the rest of the gun to accommodate it.
Other potential mechanisms: The pump was originally designed to rotate a cog, however the spacing between the teeth did not match any possible diameters for a cog that I could come up with. This is why the gun has to have handle pump rather than classic pump. However I have come up with two different mechanisms that will fit between the pump and the gear, making the spacing of the teeth in the pump irrelevant. This will allow for many new possibilities, including a trigger-fire full auto that can be "recharged" simply by pumping the gun.
Hope you guys like it, I've been working nonstop for the past 4 days on it, so uhhh....you better like it!
The K-2 is a pump action rifle, but unlike nearly every other gun out there, it has no trigger. As the pump (its a handle pump) is pushed, the gun fires fully automatically, up to 4 shots. It has an eight-shot turret, but would be compatible with a tr18 turret, allowing for more shots and more rapid fire.
The key to this gun is in the pump, which only engages when it is being pushed and disengages when being pulled back. This allows it to trigger the hammer as it is moving forward, and then simply slide past it when you are resetting it.
Problems and fixes:
8-shot turret: I only have the pieces for an 8 shot turret, which puts this rifle at a disadvantage because it goes through shots so fast and because an 8 shot turret has a big gap between shots, allowing for the hammer to misfire if the turret doesn't get its shot in place before the hammer is set off. Simply adding a tr18 turret would solve all these problems.
Power: Because the hammer is not as strong as it should be, it breaks if any more than two number 64 rubber bands are put on it. Although making a stronger hammer would be simple, it may require some remodeling of the rest of the gun to accommodate it.
Other potential mechanisms: The pump was originally designed to rotate a cog, however the spacing between the teeth did not match any possible diameters for a cog that I could come up with. This is why the gun has to have handle pump rather than classic pump. However I have come up with two different mechanisms that will fit between the pump and the gear, making the spacing of the teeth in the pump irrelevant. This will allow for many new possibilities, including a trigger-fire full auto that can be "recharged" simply by pumping the gun.
Hope you guys like it, I've been working nonstop for the past 4 days on it, so uhhh....you better like it!
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Ohyeah awesome idea but I think you know that already haha
More importantly, if you read the other potential mechanisms, I think we could use this kind of pump to wind a spool to power your SA, eliminating the need for "power packs". I took a quick glance at you and Sharir's work and it is really impressive. I didn't spend too much time trying to figure it out but I think I understand the different mechanisms and their purposes. I think this mech would be a great addition to your gun once you've gotten it working.
Yes, a pump like this would certainly be an excellent way to increase the cocking rate on the 3252. Good idea. That would be a huge improvement if you or we could design one for it.