Are people just epoxying the rear part of the gun barrel into the gun base?
Thanks
David
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Hi David,
In the builds I have done I have drilled and tapped a hole for a 4mm grub screw to retain the barrel in the tube.
Cheers Paul
In the builds I have done I have drilled and tapped a hole for a 4mm grub screw to retain the barrel in the tube.
Cheers Paul
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hello david
on my pz111 the large tube that fitted into the gun mount thats on a
pivot. i tapped through the pivotting mount and into the large tube to secure
them both together ,the actual gun barrel i just wraped masking tape around
it so it is a snug fit.At sometime i am hoping to get it to recoil and fire a blank, so didnt want to fix the main barel in perminantly.I think this is what paul has done.If you drill it on the underside of the pivot then you wont know its there.
regards
nick
on my pz111 the large tube that fitted into the gun mount thats on a
pivot. i tapped through the pivotting mount and into the large tube to secure
them both together ,the actual gun barrel i just wraped masking tape around
it so it is a snug fit.At sometime i am hoping to get it to recoil and fire a blank, so didnt want to fix the main barel in perminantly.I think this is what paul has done.If you drill it on the underside of the pivot then you wont know its there.
regards
nick
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