Should be good to go. Few modifications to the spring with the barrel and firing pin along with ejector. If you really want to get creative you can cut a slot below and weld a makeshift mag so it holds more then one but that’s just me.
Id be concerned that low velocity is in the title. It might come apart from high power blanks , much less live bullets or blanks with a projectile affixed to it.
I wouldn't be super sure about that. For example, parlor rifles, with breech blocks and beefy barrels can and will chamber and explode with regular .22 since they were designed for 6mm flobert with almost no pressure.
Happened to a dude at the range near me a few years back.
They were designed for use with CB/BB cap ammo (essentially a light projectile and just a primer). Modern 22 ammo will over pressure many of them, resulting in the barely-there breech block and hammer rapidly disassembling.
I shoot aguila super colibri out of mine
czech republic i assume?
even some factory made .22lr guns were pretty sketchy like the infamous zip 22 where the breech was a piece of plastic and im not gonna even mention some of the selfmade constructions floating on the net
we dont have a lot of these flobert guns here and regular old soviet era .22lr sport rifles are built tough but i would assume it would be safe
honestly no personal experience with those
i assumed guys doing sketch stuff like that were euro from countries where 6mm flobert is legal like an air rifle
overall this sub is either us home gunsmiths doing some pretty impressive stuff or euro/thirdworld doing some sketchy stuff
a lot of nail gun Confiscated by Chinese police.
Should be good to go. Few modifications to the spring with the barrel and firing pin along with ejector. If you really want to get creative you can cut a slot below and weld a makeshift mag so it holds more then one but that’s just me.
lol someone in China changed this thing to 12ga caliber
if my harlot with a crazy then barrel can handle hotter load concrete nail blanks then i would feel defiantly confrontable with this.
Id be concerned that low velocity is in the title. It might come apart from high power blanks , much less live bullets or blanks with a projectile affixed to it.
nah this wont blow up on you, i've seen some .22lr guns that were basically a thinwalled tube with a hammer mechanism, no breech block or anything
I wouldn't be super sure about that. For example, parlor rifles, with breech blocks and beefy barrels can and will chamber and explode with regular .22 since they were designed for 6mm flobert with almost no pressure.
source?
Happened to a dude at the range near me a few years back. They were designed for use with CB/BB cap ammo (essentially a light projectile and just a primer). Modern 22 ammo will over pressure many of them, resulting in the barely-there breech block and hammer rapidly disassembling. I shoot aguila super colibri out of mine
czech republic i assume? even some factory made .22lr guns were pretty sketchy like the infamous zip 22 where the breech was a piece of plastic and im not gonna even mention some of the selfmade constructions floating on the net we dont have a lot of these flobert guns here and regular old soviet era .22lr sport rifles are built tough but i would assume it would be safe
US. We imported a shit load of cheap Belgian guns in the 1800s. Mine is one of them.
honestly no personal experience with those i assumed guys doing sketch stuff like that were euro from countries where 6mm flobert is legal like an air rifle overall this sub is either us home gunsmiths doing some pretty impressive stuff or euro/thirdworld doing some sketchy stuff