I was thinking about designing one but is the need there?
Does anyone need a single shot magazine for the raw.
Does anyone need a single shot magazine for the raw.
Is there a need for a RAW Single shot magazine design
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I find my RAW HM1000XLRT .25 so easy to load, that I probably would not buy one. It is a great idea, particularly if it is on the RH to get away from the scope parallax wheel
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Tuffykohler what caliber do you have and could you tell me the diameter of the pellet probe, Thanks.
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They are pretty easy to load by hand but if you do design one, I’d but it too. Our RAW is a .25.
Thanks, Stoti
Thanks, Stoti
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Carm already makes one, but I would rather buy one made here. Make one that swings out like the Carm and Rowan loaders and I would buy one.
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This is what I have so far. I realize the pellet prob is over sized compared to the pellet so not sure if the pellet will fall out of the magazine.
I need the diameter of all caliber pellet probs in order to make these magazines.
Also will need some test dummies in order to work out any issues.
These will be printed out sourced to get high quality prints the price will be a little higher.
If the demand is out there we could get them CNC out of plastic at higher cost.
I need the diameter of all caliber pellet probs in order to make these magazines.
Also will need some test dummies in order to work out any issues.
These will be printed out sourced to get high quality prints the price will be a little higher.
If the demand is out there we could get them CNC out of plastic at higher cost.
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I think you are making that too complicated. The RAW is easy to load without a mag. It might be best to just make a tray that you would just drop the pellet on to.
My point being if you are going to have to put the pellet into something it may as well be the chamber. The problem with most air guns is access for your fingers to get the pellet into the chamber. Not so with the RAW. You might be solving a problem that doesn’t exist I have relatively small hands consider that as well might help my big finger friends
My point being if you are going to have to put the pellet into something it may as well be the chamber. The problem with most air guns is access for your fingers to get the pellet into the chamber. Not so with the RAW. You might be solving a problem that doesn’t exist I have relatively small hands consider that as well might help my big finger friends
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I will definitely purchase one when they are available for sale! Remember, for the HMx models there are two different breech sizes, mine is the TN older version, the newer ones have the larger breech and magazines. I enjoy a Rowan Engineering style loader like the one you have come up with.
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I totally agree! Why make it complicated where you have to rotate pieces, etc... I’d rather have one that allows you to roll a pellet or slug into position. It’s your baby, just a suggestion.
Stoti
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RAW already has a single shot loader, and you can rotate it for right or left hand.
I had one for my Hmx, before I sold it!, the design could be improved upon, Sure someone on the forum can show a pic of there’s.
I had one for my Hmx, before I sold it!, the design could be improved upon, Sure someone on the forum can show a pic of there’s.
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Here is mine...but, I still prefer the Rowan loader style as I have fat fingers and loading is just easier for me.
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Martin already makes one for the RAW that looks just like this one. It's also easy to simply load by hand.
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Problem i see with the loader as drawn is that it SACRIFICES some LENGTH of how long a pellet / slug fits the loading gate.
An open tray design does not make this compromise.
Just an observation ...
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