Bump.
Hello again.
It's strange to be posting here again after all this time. I was prompted to visit back again after coming across a few (potential) airgun parts I came across during a clear out and got all nostalgic about my old copper spudgun (whereabouts now unknown).
Anyway, what I came across was a selection of qev's (M5, 1/8", 1/4", 1/2" and a 3/4"), an assortment of brass fittings, a presure gauge (300 psi) and some other stuff like schrader valves, etc. In fact, most of the parts needed to build a nice 3/4" bullpup (and more). So, I thought I'd start slowly gathering what further parts I need to complete one (I'm kinda poor these days) and ordered one of these for use as a trigger:-
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/prod ... t-blow-gun
It's supposed to fit behind whatever air tool you're using so you don't have to go switching tools to blow off your work area, or whatever.
I was attracted by the neat push-button design and that wheel on the side that presumably switches between the airtool line (refill valve) and the blowgun nozzle. This could be a handy feature in that (if I'm right) it would act as a safety and also negate the use of a ball valve to stop the gadget going off when removing the pump from the schrader valve...(I kinda have a variation of Hotwired's excellent 'Copperhead Prime' design/configuration in mind here....
SPUDMASTER91 wrote:what kind of ammo does it use and also it would be nice to see some damage pics

For what it's worth after all this time...
Ammo ranged from spud pellets to 1/2" paintballs at really low pressures. I recall that the paintballs swerved quite alarmingly due too spin picked up in the barrel. At higher pressures (generally 150 - 200psi), paintballs would just turn to mush. Ball bearings (.38 with a wad worked well) batteries with tape around, etc..
Sadly, no damage pics. There aren't even any pics of the above airgun that I know of.
