Discovery breech that I have been working on

Today I finally got the breech mounted now I can measure the barrel band.

This breech will be a multi shot, clip snaps on the top of the breech and the barrel can be swapped out with 177, 20 and 22. Breech is also designed to keep the barrel under tension with the tension being adjustable

I forgot to add no more port issues as the port tube screws into the valve and slide nicly into the barrel.

are you producing these as a sale item?

and We get all the parts figured out. But so far I think were safe.
This is the barrel band we will be using.

Better be careful!! He will let you know!! Just kidding. Figured I have not heard from him in a while and this is the best way for him to send an email!! Oh, the fun of messing with him!! After posting this the timer begins to see just how long it takes him to email me!!

Looks good by the way!

"Well, I thought it was a rabbit but it turned out to be Bear Grylls in a rabbit hide."

and We get all the parts figured out. But so far I think were safe.
This is the barrel band we will be using.

<a href="http://www.airgunsmith.com/" rel="nofollow">
<img alt="Custom airgun parts from Airgunsmith see www.airgunsmith.com Crosman 2240, 1322, 1377 Benjamin, Bemjamin Rouge" src="http://www.airgunsmith.com/linkback.gif" border="0" width="277" height="117">
</a>

the bottom of the band but its there, this picture shows it a bit better



<img alt="COPYRIGHT WWW.AIRGUNSMITH.COM for more custom airgun parts see www.airgunsmith.com" src="http://www.airgunsmith.com/aghost/image/88.jpeg" width="432" height="373">

Better be careful!! He will let you know!! Just kidding. Figured I have not heard from him in a while and this is the best way for him to send an email!! Oh, the fun of messing with him!! After posting this the timer begins to see just how long it takes him to email me!!

Looks good by the way!

"Well, I thought it was a rabbit but it turned out to be Bear Grylls in a rabbit hide."

i was googling crsman a few days ago
and a certain blog came up in the search
i found it umm entertaining
never knew there really was a darkside

and We get all the parts figured out. But so far I think were safe.
This is the barrel band we will be using.

<a href="http://www.airgunsmith.com/" rel="nofollow">
<img alt="Custom airgun parts from Airgunsmith see www.airgunsmith.com Crosman 2240, 1322, 1377 Benjamin, Bemjamin Rouge" src="http://www.airgunsmith.com/linkback.gif" border="0" width="277" height="117">
</a>

...the brilliant folks who perfected the pellet rotary magazine, and the various brilliant folks
who incorporated it into dozens of different airguns all around the world, production or custom.

10th August 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9khypHvDmEM

and who knows how many other undocumented instances of the same. Like the talented builders
in the vast and widely unknown-to-the-West Russia.

But now behold the brilliance that outshines all of the above (*PATENTED*):

Take a [insert pre-manufactured rotary magazine] and fit it to a [insert pre-manufactured airgun].!!!


Note: To be taken in jest. In no way do I support such tyrannical control of airgun smithing.

Not much of a hobby if all you do is copy.
Im not using pre-manufactured clips not even close.
Hmmmm remind me why I avoided this place for such a long time.

Oya read above

...just fine Ratite (smile). I was being very facetious.

Oh, how many rounds will the magazine be using? Does look good!

"Well, I thought it was a rabbit but it turned out to be Bear Grylls in a rabbit hide."

Not much of a hobby if all you do is copy.
Im not using pre-manufactured clips not even close.
Hmmmm remind me why I avoided this place for such a long time.

Oya read above

from others who think re-doing an old idea with a slight variation makes it their property
forever more. I don't support those kind of ridiculous double standards.

What I was getting at is - go for it and don't be intimidated unduly. As I said, it was in jest,
pointing out the irony of copycat callers who copy 99% of existing ideas and practices.
And how hypocritical it would be to accuse you of copying.

This idea is very much in public domain so I wouldn't worry about it.

P.S. I've used the screw-in transfer port in Crosman based guns before but I wouldn't make an
issue over it, but some would get really uptight about it - a sad measure of success to
squabble over a small detail.