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| Machinist | Definition of a Pump
What is the Definition of a Pump Marker ??? I ask because I had a idea. Which I'm sure someone has thought about this too. Let take a Spyder and make into a pump. First thing everybody wants to do it change the valve to stop it on becoming a semi. Right ?? Well let not. Keep the valve setup the same as a semi but disconnect bolt from the hammer and put a pump handle on the bolt only. Air would re-cock the hammer but by pumping the bolt back out only let one ball in at a time. Would this still qualify it as a pump ??? Ken W
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Could you still pull the trigger multiple times to release bursts of air? Not that it would do anything, just curious.
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You gotta move a part of the gun at least .68 of an inch. I say a pump!
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I've always been told that the bolt is the key to a pump. Manually open and close the bolt w/o any other assist. Never heard about how the hammer should operate. But this thread is still young.......
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Well, let's see. MQ pumps are still pumps, right? This is the same principle, just less refined mechanically. You have to pull the trigger to shoot, and then can't shoot again until you complete a separate action. I say pump, just with a wicked light pump stroke.
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Pump Mags are a good example of a pump semi thingy. The action cycles but you have to reset the bolt.
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In my mind - the pump must chamber the ball, and recock the marker without assistance. If you only chamber the ball by pumping it - it is not a pump. If you only re-cock the marker by pumping it - it is not a pump. I think of this like a pump shotgun. It both recocks the shotgun, and chambers the round. If you can fire the marker repeatedly without pumping it - it is not a pump. To me, many markers depend on if you deem loading a spring to be essential to it being a pump. P-mag's require you to chamber a ball (or allow a ball to fall into a chamber) and reset the marker to be fired. But you are not loading a spring. MQ'd pumps require you to chamber a ball - but do not reset the marker to fire. I disagree with Diomedes here - you can fire again without pumping - you just cannot fire a ball. It, to my mind, is not a pump. PA'd pumps are just auto cockers that toggle the 4 way with a pump handle. They are the least pump-like of the breed. With all of that said - I really don't care what I play with or against - pumps are hard enough to play with - so they all 'count' in my book - but some are not pure pumps. TF |
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