Recent content by csdilligaf

Looking forward to some 50M pics and follow up. Very interesting rig. Will there be barrel swap kits available and what all would need to have included? I wonder if .22, .25, .30 all use the same valve? On the sight is says all three use the same hammer weight but different reg pressure...

No I have not. Work for money seems to keep getting in the way of my hobby!

The Rapid design and all its iterations will always be the most simple, versatile and rugged airgun out there. Here a a few I've built from scratch. The other is my current project that is a factory Rapid made in England that I putting in an awesome stock that Martin made me 10 yrs ago. I...

Man that all brings back so many memories. 1980 I ordered a FWB 124 from the Beeman catalogue. I read all the info on how accurate and powerful each one was and then there was a section on what game kill zone size was and how much power needed. Set me on a life long hobby. And I am really...

I did chuckle just a bit at the end with the Twin pistol Gattling guns! Takes rabbit hunting to a new level.

Mike, You know how much I like a challenge! Let me think about it.

I would say an FX Elite. Made around 2012 and was a single shot that was side cocking had through the bolt transfer port with no probe. I never see anyone post on them any more but I always wanted one.

They already make the dies. And the Rebel kit will accept them. They seem more responsive and quicker turn around time that some others out there. I hear some are 6 months out on a slug die. The Rebel is heavier, stronger and brand new compared to the Chucker while still being made in the USA.

Yes, at first I had way to much lead and they were 1.5" long on each side. I've backed down the amount I start with so they are smaller.

Yeah that explains a few more things very well. I did notice the little dimple I drilled for the ejection pin actually hits in a spot of the ram bore that is a grease groove so you don't have to worry about a burr sticking up and making the ram have a sticky spot which was a bonus.

Coxworkshop, engg.ken and I wanted it to be an open source DIY for guys like us who can make stuff and GMI got involved so there will be dies and parts for those who don't have a complete cnc shop like I do. I'm hoping GMI will make and sell the parts needed to everyone. But the files and...

This is where I want to put some spacers or stack washers. It's not worth making a special cross bolt but I need to fill in the gaps.

At first this is what I did for the knuckle. It was a little more than some of you that don't have a mill in the shop and can do yourself. Coxworkshop simply moved the pivot hole and it can be done on a drill press with a vise. He will post a pic again to show his simpler solution.

So here is where I'm at. I will try some of these out. I can make a few for guys interested in trying out this DIY thing. I will have to see what other GMI dies are available. I know they are working on several new ones. These are 36gr hollow points.

Now for a test!