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« on: November 08, 2009, 10:19:38 PM »
My design for a Semi-auto LS, to make it Full-auto, you make it have slam fire like the  raider.



The motor is attached to a pack and pinion system to cock the gun
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« Reply #1 on: December 13, 2009, 02:33:33 AM »
I know this post is a few weeks old, but its at the top of the list still. So please do not slam me for posting in here.


I had been thinking of this same idea. Instead of a rack and pinion using a linear actuator of some kind to actuate the boltsled. From what I have sketched out it would only need a max of 7 inches travel. Yeah, it would cost more, but for most guys it might be easier to mod with simple tools. Just a simple relay to control the actuator. You would need a "safety" of some sort so that it did not just start slamming at random though.

Do you have any sketches of the mechanical side of your idea? I have two Longshots in paint right now that I might be able to test your idea in if you can provide me with a bit more detail.
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