What are some guns that load bullets into the chamber in unique

>>32327122
HK G11

>>32327122
that austro-hungarian MG from ww1. schwarlose or something

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>>32327142
forgot pic. this might actually help you

in the ar15, the bolt or something pushes bullet from the back of the magazine into the barrel and spins arouond to screw it in place

>>32327157
A lot of locking mechanisms do that.

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>>32327157
dude what the fuck are you high on?

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>>32327122
Not a rifle but the Japanese Type 11 light machine gun which uses a bunch of arisaka stripper clips, also see the Type 92 which uses one giant stripper clip.

>>32327183
he's describing the rotating bolt

>>32327122
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>>32327214
>bolt or something
>spins arouond to screw it in place
>this is an accurate description of a rotating bolt written by a completely sober person

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>>32327122
TKB-022PM model number 1

>magazine fed tShirt cannon. /k/ a magical place

P90

Those pocket pistols that work by pulling the round backwards out of the magazine but didn't take off because they kept pulling the casing off the bullet and spilling the powder into the gun

>>32327122

Your best bet is probably muzzle-loading. But if you must load from the breech, then use a falling-block action.

>>32327257
So the bolt doesn't go straight back? Neat.

>>32327289
Sounds like the gun was way too eager to separate bullets and casings.

I want one, no, I want twelve.

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>>32327122

Winchester-Hotchkiss

Bolt action, magazine tube in buttstock

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>>32327473
My father has one similar to this except its a semi auto

>>32327154
thank you. i always wondered what falling block was.

>>32327549
This is the most applicable method so far

>>32327154
How does the top left extract?

>>32327232

That's obviously what the spinny-grooves in the bullet tube are for. By screwing the bullet in, it forms an airtight seal, which makes the cartridge fly faster, helping to facilitate fully automatic assault killing in non-stop warfare

>>32327289
>Those pocket pistols that work by pulling the round backwards out of the magazine
Boberg?

>>32328037
Thank you, I always forget the name of those

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the mk18 automatic grenade launcher used a pair of grooved rotors as a split breech. Grenade cartrdiges would be pulled along the belt between the rotors, and at the middle, the two rotors would envelop the round, forming the breech, and the grenade would be fired.

the mk18 had a hand crank to operate the mechanism, and it's fire rate depended on how fast you cranked it.

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>>32328608
/k/ube forgive me...

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>>32328635
>>32328608

Caseless gyro jet t-shirt launcher.

3500fps 55mm round or go home.

>>32327271
My local hockey team has a rotary t-shirt cannon that is pneumo driven.

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>>32327853
I am aware of this.

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revolver cannons load ammunition over the course of two firing cycles to allow for increased fire rates

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>>32327257
That's how the rear-ejecting version works.

This is how the front-ejecting version works.

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>>32327231
Yes. They're fun.

>>32331085
There is no rear ejecting version.
First pictures was someone guessing how it worked. Second is based on the patent info.

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>>32331175
Bottom-ejecting, then.

What i'm saying is that the (Top Right) is the one they posted, and the (Bottom Right) is what i posted.

>>32331484
There was no bottom ejecting version either.
It was always front ejecting and the first pic was simply speculation with no info other than the picture.

>>32327842
Think Martini

>>32331108
Why do they do that?

What's the point.

>>32327473
How do you load it? Bullets back first through the bolt?

>>32331525
Longer barrel length, but with a smaller profile. Basically, a bullpup pistol.

>>32331553
I'd imagine it's very unbalanced.

Complex as well.

Would you carry one or would it simply be a range toy/safe queen?

>>32327209
>Type 92 which uses one giant stripper clip.

This is completely wrong. Even as an analogy, it is wrong

>>32327122
How are the T-shirts going to load properly?
Could you put them in map tubes?

>>32327122
>auto loading T-shirt cannon
Just a recommendation, stick your rolled up T-shirts in sections of large diameter(depends on the shirt but think like 3") pvc or abs tubing, and use it like brass, a casing for T-shirt cartridges.

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>>32331577
The pic further up with the IBM keyboard is mine. As far as the balance, it is perfect, most all of the weight sits right on top of your hand. Pic related, it can stand up in its own. (Sorry for potato pic)

As for the complexity, it ain't. Regular rotating barrel pistol aside from the lifter and claw. Because it doesn't have a feed ramp, it doesn't care what kind of ammo you put in it as long as the case is the same. The XR45-S, which is what I have, can handle 45 super, and that is kind of insane for it being as small as it is.

Additionally, the cartridge is controlled for the entire cycle, the claws grab it from the magazine, the lifter pushes the cartridge up into the stiff extractor, which holds it in place until the slide goes forward and chambers it. At no point is the cartridge free to do what it wants. From my experience, the specific one I have is very reliable. Blazer brass is the cheapest around to practice with for me, and it doesn't give any problems, so no case separations for me yet. The XR9-S is known for being picky about ammo, and separating the case from the bullet because of the rearward yank from the claws, so a good crimp is necessary for it the 9. The 45 I shoot doesn't have that problem, so I'm either lucky or the 45 version doesn't have this problem. Main complaint I have for the 45 is no follower in the magazine gimmick. After I eject the mags, the spring can partially come out of the top. Not much of a problem, just annoying. Also no LRHO, but that wouldn't really help on a pistol that does half of the feeding on the rearward travel. Absolute worst thing was having to wait 5 months for parts after buying it used, and it was plain out missing parts, Bond Arms took as long as they possible could for 1 spring and two pins. The DAO trigger is very nice and smooth as well. Due to the shape with the trigger guard practically stopping at the muzzle, you can't even recognize it as a gun in my back pocket. (Sorry for book)

>>32332146
I always wondered about these, I'm glad one of the models is pretty true to promise. Anyone know if they were ever planning a xr45-L?

>>32327122
Better not FTF, or your mom's butt is public property.

>>32327473
Ha, watched an RO walking down the line checking for chamber flags and condition go past a beautiful bolt action when the light bulb went off and he went back and removed the mag tube ..

>>32327853
If there's chamber leakage you push the bullet acceleration button faster to make it more go-deader. Also helps to blow up deer harder .

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>ctrl+f
>mars
>no results

wtf guys

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBKqvLpxpU4

>>32331108
TO SAVE OUR MOTHER EARTH FROM ANY ALIEN ATTACK...

Is that 4.1? Just bought it during the last steam sale.

>>32333333
checked

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Madsen machine gun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpF2hS2avd8

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>>32333333
As an oldfag can't ignore those digits.

Double Trips, or sextuplets?

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>>32333333
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEW

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How about you fags post something that OP could actually build himself

>>32333206
Boberg may have been planning on it, but in the end Boberg Arms was acquired by Bond Arms. I have no clue if Bond Arms is even planning on making anything other than the XR9-S. Bond Arms' customer service is about as bad as it could get from my experience. After those 5 months, I did get parts for the XR45-S, so maybe they are planning on the 45 as well. They also said they have fixed the ammo consumption problem on the XR9-S and added a follower, but I don't know how true that is.

>>32333601
double trips would end in eg 222333
ending in 333333 is pure six

>>32327257
Always wondered how this worked.
Neat.

>>32333361
Yes sir.

>>32331108
>Model M
Thats my nigga

>>32334303
Add me on steam my mans?

>>32334787
I'll steam your head with some shit, Dinosaur Jr.

>>32334051
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWRLBADolcQ
here to post this

>>32327209
>Ejector is a big fucking arm actuated by the bolt going back

Why don't they make ejectors like this anymore?

>>32331108
hipster cuck

PKM

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>>32331508
Nope.
There were 2 variations.
The first was bottom ejecting, and has the ejection port clearly in the bottom in front of the magazine.
The 2nd model has a forward ejection system like the FS2000 and has no such port.
>Here's the 1st model, port is circled

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>>32331508
>>32335091
And the 2nd model, without the lower ejection port.

>>32334928
The Boberg, maybe, But the model M is just a damn good quality keyboard I got cheap off of craigslist.