Post by c220w205 on Jan 18, 2023 17:27:40 GMT
I've posted this on 'tother forum and thought I would throw it on here to stir conversation.
Would it be beyond the wit of man to manufacture a semi-auto C02 pistol that shoots pellets or bb's using cartridges as per the revolver models and eject the spent cartridge with the blow-back action?
There are probably many manufacturing issue's that make this impossible, the first I can think of is where would the C02 cartridge be housed in the pistol?
The shell casing's could not be made the same as the Brocock Air Cartridge shells system but they would be the similar to the umarex Saa/ Sam Wesson 715/ Webley Mk6 but shorter as in the 9mm short/.380 calibre with the rubber grommet in the base to hold the pellet/bb.
What say's the collective?
Would it be beyond the wit of man to manufacture a semi-auto C02 pistol that shoots pellets or bb's using cartridges as per the revolver models and eject the spent cartridge with the blow-back action?
There are probably many manufacturing issue's that make this impossible, the first I can think of is where would the C02 cartridge be housed in the pistol?
The shell casing's could not be made the same as the Brocock Air Cartridge shells system but they would be the similar to the umarex Saa/ Sam Wesson 715/ Webley Mk6 but shorter as in the 9mm short/.380 calibre with the rubber grommet in the base to hold the pellet/bb.
What say's the collective?
to retrieve spent shells..............lol.. 
