Well I am going to bring this topic up once more. Anyone have an idea of making it full auto? For the people who are worried about the co2 freezing the gun, just get a bulk adaptor and use HPA. For the clip idea (Submitted to me by glooko)We can copy somthing off ot this sweet pistol! http://www.anics.com/eskif4.html

Now as for firing mechanisms this is going to be the hardest but I am sure if we put our heads together we can think of something. When you pull the trigger back you cock the hamer. like pulling the trigger back on a revolver. but while you pull the hammer back on the revolver you pull a tab on the magazin at the same time to rotate the rotary clip. Just like a revolver. Now if we can replace or put in a place a motor that will cycle the trigger back and forth while using a switch to activate it. <----- <--> ----->



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Matt:

Well this might sound funny or "RED GREEN"'ish (for those in Canada you know all about the RED GREEN show and the whole Possum Lodge comedy TV show by a DIY handyman) but get the duct tape, a hobby store mini motor off one of those slot race cars (hey thet're fun to race too), some mini gears fromt he hobby store, might want to convert the 1077 grip to a extended long pistol grip then find a way to mount the motor a 3v coin battery or AA (cheaper but not thinner) then make a electronic trigger like a remote press switch for those lasers/flashlights.

Logically it sounds like it would work and the shots per second (to me that is) is about 2-3 shots a second. I think a tap or more like a tug on the trigger of a real automatic AK-47 firearm would be about 4-5 rounds/second.

Now Matt you mentioned abvout a HPA solution to prevent the freezing. I am deeply intruiged by this. If I'm correct on what HPA is defined by my understanding it is HIGH PRESSURE AIR aka COMPRESSED AIR aka HANDPUMPABLE.

If that is so (and I've not followed the threads on any HPA here so if you would be so kind as to explain again and provide some links for those products here it would be most appreciated.) can I use a RWS handpump for the RWS707 PCP guns or the BSA PCP handpump to charge the 1077 with this HPA system you mentioned?

Please let me know. Thanks.

Glooko

PS: Got pictures of my second squirrel I've downed. It weighted in at just under 1.5lbs and I can't find any entry wound but there was blood from the nose area so I think My Beeman SilverBear HP round when I aimed for the head nailed the nose or the head but did not penetrate the head/nose and the round fell off after it released all the trama force into the head of the squirrel. I got this one bagged up. Going to ready it's pose for freezing. I got pictures of this one on the digicam so I hope I can fix my other computer and get some upload it. I might need to tone down the image size for it's 2048 x something which is a 3.2MP digicam.




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The HPA is indeed High Pressure Air around 3000PSI and only hand pumped with a $160 hand pump or fill with a scuba tank with adapters. You would need some type of bulk fill system on the gun.

Would work with no mods if a bulk fill syatem on the gun and with a remote HPA air tank for paintball as it has an 850 PSI regulator built into the tank.

The valve in the 1077 would more than likely lock up at around 1000 to 1100 PSI anyway.

If you had an electric motor and used some geraing for incresed torque the have a cam & lever system to operate the trigger it would be full auto.

A simple cam like a circle with a stud mounted on it will give you latterial motion for circular motion plus allows for the trigger to return and reset. Green circle is mounted on a motor and the black stud screws onto the Circle. A lever is the attched over the black stud and to the trigger.

As you can see when motor turns then the lever will move back and forth thus pulling then reseting the trigger.

All assuming this can be placed in the 1077 someplace.

I could use a 1077 parts diagram.