I think with the current cocking mechanism it's almost impossible and very awkward to have a 'bullpup'. Now the stock on a pistol, I don't mind it and for old shaky people it might help, yes defeats the purpose of a pistol though, eye of the beholder and all that stuff.Not for me thanks.
To me, a pistol...should remain...a pistol, not a "wanna-be", carbine.
Would much rather see the "bullpup" worked out.
Mike
The additional parts look good, but "different " with the short air cylinder and barrel. Offering a longer air cylinder and barrel with these parts as a kit would be ideal. It would allow more shot count and barrel length for additional power and accuracy. Needed if your still planning on doing .25 caliber.Final bullpup configuration. Using my own compact suppressor.
I have a .30 ready to be shippe, but if you want a .25 I can do one for you.The additional parts look good, but "different " with the short air cylinder and barrel. Offering a longer air cylinder and barrel with these parts as a kit would be ideal. It would allow more shot count and barrel length for additional power and accuracy. Needed if your still planning on doing .25 caliber.
I didn't know that you were making them in .30 caliber yet. What are the specs for them? Barrel length, cylinder cc, FPS, videos, web site, configuration, etc. Thanks!I have a .30 ready to be shippe, but if you want a .25 I can do one for you.
Is it going to be used like a mortar? Just curious.I made one in .30 to test the performance under of 500 fps (Canadian market). I used a fx barrel. Here some results.
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Is it going to be used like a mortar? Just curious.
I've got a 6 letter word for the fools ruining Canada...STUPID.The Canadian version is restricted to velocity under 495 fps using any pellet weight and caliber.
Many of the European countries are the same. Ask the British shooters how fast they are allowed to shoot pellets.I've got a 6 letter word for the fools ruining Canada...STUPID.
Many of the European countries are the same. Ask the British shooters how fast they are allowed to shoot pellets.
Mike