there is something wrong,. First, why he needs still a valve? the hammer hits the pin which ignites the cartridge. And the barrel looks to small, seems a 4.5mm! And If you do that, don't go over 22lr, maybe it's better a 22 short, still lethal, because the pressure of a .38 special or even .32 could be too much! You can do all this things, in Swiss we can bought ammo, and they don't count how many round a passionate shooter should still have. Beside that, I habe a RWS 4mm20, I thought they were 44mm, but are 4.5mm. So you could use this in a revolver, the cartridge has only around 10-15 joule, but still enough power to penetrate a body, a tiny bullet needs far less power as this cal.68 airguns! But, you could drill 8mm holes in the Drum, then press in the cylinder pins and glue it, use the ISO 2338 pins, rustproof. After that you drill a 5.55 hole and use a 5.6mm reamer to do the finish! you don't need rifling for self protection, on 5-8meter that's ok. Drum, side with the pin/hammer, you have to use a 6mm milling cutter, to mill a flat support 1mm deep for edge igniters! repeat the same with a barrel, but better drill a hole 10mm true this airsoft barrel, then buy a a stainless steel pipe with dimensions 10/4, turn the inner barrel on 5.55 and like with the drum use the reamer for finish, press and glu it together!
there is something wrong, why he needs still a valve? the hammer hits the pin which ignites the cartridge, that's all. And the barrel looks to small, seems a 4.5mm! If you do that, don't go over 22lr, because the pressure of a 38 special or even .32 could be too much!
How did you screw the barrel in ?
No it’s locked by the little nut
there is something wrong,. First, why he needs still a valve? the hammer hits the pin which ignites the cartridge. And the barrel looks to small, seems a 4.5mm! And If you do that, don't go over 22lr, maybe it's better a 22 short, still lethal, because the pressure of a .38 special or even .32 could be too much! You can do all this things, in Swiss we can bought ammo, and they don't count how many round a passionate shooter should still have. Beside that, I habe a RWS 4mm20, I thought they were 44mm, but are 4.5mm. So you could use this in a revolver, the cartridge has only around 10-15 joule, but still enough power to penetrate a body, a tiny bullet needs far less power as this cal.68 airguns! But, you could drill 8mm holes in the Drum, then press in the cylinder pins and glue it, use the ISO 2338 pins, rustproof. After that you drill a 5.55 hole and use a 5.6mm reamer to do the finish! you don't need rifling for self protection, on 5-8meter that's ok. Drum, side with the pin/hammer, you have to use a 6mm milling cutter, to mill a flat support 1mm deep for edge igniters! repeat the same with a barrel, but better drill a hole 10mm true this airsoft barrel, then buy a a stainless steel pipe with dimensions 10/4, turn the inner barrel on 5.55 and like with the drum use the reamer for finish, press and glu it together!
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where i cano buy this spring?
Did you change something about the valve ??
there is something wrong, why he needs still a valve? the hammer hits the pin which ignites the cartridge, that's all. And the barrel looks to small, seems a 4.5mm! If you do that, don't go over 22lr, because the pressure of a 38 special or even .32 could be too much!
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