[PaulE2Cocker]

How do you have ram mounted and reversed

[Oldandsneaky]

You don't ask the magician his secrets!
The ram will work on either side, the back block just has to be drilled and tapped.
To addicted: I like the ASA. Are you going to run 12grams?

[PaulE2Cocker]

Well I think I'm done withy the reversal idea because i have a different trick up my sleeve Think Boston reflex kit or similar.

[Rebel_816]

I think he just flipped the from block around, possibly a little milling to make sure it sits flush against the body.

[PaulE2Cocker]

I know that but the ram will not fit that direction unless you modify the end somehow

[Rebel_816]

yes it would. technically it would still be facing out the "front" of the block, if you didnt notice its flipped around to where the ram is on the right side instead of the left like normal, as are all the other pneumatics. its all just made a U-turn.

the "front" of the frontblock is just facing the back of the gun. whole assembly's been turned around and he just drilled another VA hole into the side where the lpr's "intake" is.

[PaulE2Cocker]

Originally Posted by Rebel_816

yes it would. technically it would still be facing out the "front" of the block, if you didnt notice its flipped around to where the ram is on the right side instead of the left like normal, as are all the other pneumatics. its all just made a U-turn.

the "front" of the frontblock is just facing the back of the gun. whole assembly's been turned around and he just drilled another VA hole into the side where the lpr's "intake" is.

I don't think your understanding the question.

[addicted2dunes]

Originally Posted by Rebel_816

yes it would. technically it would still be facing out the "front" of the block, if you didnt notice its flipped around to where the ram is on the right side instead of the left like normal, as are all the other pneumatics. its all just made a U-turn.

the "front" of the frontblock is just facing the back of the gun. whole assembly's been turned around and he just drilled another VA hole into the side where the lpr's "intake" is.

Ha Ha.... no, that wouldn't work...... the pump rod would then be going out the front of the gun and if you notice the ram is on the same side as the three way. The ram was machined and tapped on the other end to accept another ram end cap, so basically the ram housing is just a tube now with two ram ends. I also machined the threaded portion of the front ram end cap off as it is not needed.

Also, the front block is not flipped, if you notice the three way is still the correct contour on the front block, just milled and tapped the right side of the front block to accept the ram.

[PaulE2Cocker]

Well here is my new update pics not finished still have a few timing things to do first need longer 3 way arm.
added new hollow point

[Rebel_816]

ahahah i posted that in a hurry at work and the entire time i was like "theres...something....that im missing"...now that im home and look at it im like D'OH. cant believe i didnt realise the ram would be pointing the wrong way lol.

[PaulE2Cocker]

Exactly :p so I see what he did now but I'm trying to get this AT to work and ram would be in way so no point but his design is trick maybe the next full block I build

[addicted2dunes]

I plan to run dual rams on the above marker, one on each side..... just for the "Koolness" factor I suppose.

[Oldandsneaky]

Put little perforated "heat shields" over 'em with fake turnouts!

[PaulE2Cocker]

I got it timed finally all timing rods I had we're modified to fit shocktech 3 way so had to start over.

Time to shoot it

[PaulE2Cocker]

So took it out hovering around 210 now gotta fine tune spring setups


Edit: up to 250 fps as of yesterday so exciting 30 more fps and I can use it in a game.....