Paintball

[super_stanchy]

Question #1

Can the feedhole be moved forward/backward if you made a custom breech
(Im thinking a Cocker threaded one, so no twist lock pin to worry about)


Question #2

If it moved forward, would a new custom bolt be required? (forward towards the barrel)

Question #3

If it moved backward, could i take material off the bolt to shorten it, pending i dont go too crazy?

yes/no/why?!
Im just thinkin outside the box here

[Spider!]

sure, check out the FN303 discussion (longer bolt)...

Bryce & Cockerpunk offering FN303 paintball conversion

But for #1 (cocker threaded), why not a AGD ULE body?

For #3, I think I would rather shorten the valve body itself.

[super_stanchy]

Originally Posted by Spider!

sure, check out the FN303 discussion (longer bolt)...

Bryce & Cockerpunk offering FN303 paintball conversion

But for #1 (cocker threaded), why not a AGD ULE body?

For #3, I think I would rather shorten the valve body itself.

#1.... maybe i dont want a top center feed

and i'll have to go take a looksy tonight after work

[Spider!]

Originally Posted by super_stanchy

#1.... maybe i dont want a top center feed

and i'll have to go take a looksy tonight after work

Yeah, just search for FN303. Mayvik has one and there are some good pics between his and the thread above.

Once you start looking past warp feed bodies, you might as well abandon the stock rail and frame. The main useful thing in front of the bolt at that point is the front screw; you have to hold the body and valve together somehow.

[Zondo]

Or you can move the grip frame around anywhere by running pneumatics, which might be easier than messing around with a longer bolt.

Or maybe just move the frame aft of the sear to make it a pull type instead of a push type.

[Redivulpis]

Originally Posted by Zondo

Or you can move the grip frame around anywhere by running pneumatics, which might be easier than messing around with a longer bolt.

Or maybe just move the frame aft of the sear to make it a pull type instead of a push type.

A while back I saw a video of an underfed mag a guy on AO built. If I remember right he basically flipped the whole thing upside down and used a ram to actuate the sear. For a while I really wanted to give it a try, but never really got around to it.

[Zondo]

Here is an example:

Automags.Org Online Forums - Qloader Dedicated Automag Body

There was another by Big'n slo but his pic links are dead His was a body flipped upside down with the ram mounted by the sear on top.

[freebird]

Originally Posted by Zondo

Here is an example:

Automags.Org Online Forums - Qloader Dedicated Automag Body

There was another by Big'n slo but his pic links are dead His was a body flipped upside down with the ram mounted by the sear on top.

did the q loader body ever go into production? or did it turn into a pipe dream?

I used to frequent the AO boards alot a few years back and remember seeing that surface

[Zondo]

The guy went under and never made more than one.