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Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 6:59 pm |
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| kanyon |
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build a PCP/HPA air gun in .177 cal
with a 18" barrel & boss valve shooting
10grain pellets......
HOW much pressure would be required to
push the pellet at around 1000fps..
Pete |
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Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 7:54 pm |
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| rsterne |
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My .177 PCP HFT maxes out at 970 fps using 10 grain pellets and a 24" barrel at 1500 psi.... It uses a Disco valve.... I don't know if a Boss Valve would make up for the 6" shorter barrel or not.... but I'm guessing you will need at least 1600 psi.... If that is on a 22XX tube, you are pushing the limits of safety to go higher....
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Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 8:15 pm |
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| kanyon |
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| rsterne wrote: |
My .177 PCP HFT maxes out at 970 fps using 10 grain pellets and a 24" barrel at 1500 psi.... It uses a Disco valve.... I don't know if a Boss Valve would make up for the 6" shorter barrel or not.... but I'm guessing you will need at least 1600 psi.... If that is on a 22XX tube, you are pushing the limits of safety to go higher....
Bob |
kool... was thinking around 1400/1500 psi....
I'm not going to base it on the 22xx guns..
The design of the 22xx applys to meany
constraints....I want a bullpup style so it
will need the hammer at the front /muzzle end
so there is no linkage to the trigger....
I want to build from scratch...Other than
the barrel/valve/tank & pressure regulater..
Thanks
Pete |
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