|
Paintball Shotgun 2
I spent a bunch of time on this. Please don't
ask me for plans as there isn't any. I don't even have a pic of the
internals. This one is unique and the process was completely undocumented.
Yes, the barrel is small. It's 1". I was building a shotgun. Real shotgun
don't shoot wads of normal size bullets, so neither does this one. It uses
shells loaded with 40mm paintballs. I have to try some 50mm to see how
they fit. Roughly 25-30 of these little paintballs fit in one shell. Only
3 or 4 standard size would fit. It also shoots what I call sniper shells.
They are 1" x 1 1/4" long or so. They have little balloons in them filled
with grenade paint. They hold roughly 4-5 times the amount of paint as a
paintball. They also shoot very nicely. Ok, on to the gun. It has a
spring loaded pop-up barrel. There is a hinge at the front, a spring in
the middle and a U shaped bar goes over the barrel to work as a stop.
There is a sliding grip on the back of the barrel. You load a shell in the
rear, push the barrel down and slide the grip back over the PVC reducer to
lock it in place. I modified the ball valve to mount in the middle of the
stock with the handle acting like a trigger. The trigger only needs to
move an inch or so, not anywhere the normal 1/4 turn. The trigger also has
a spring which quickly returns the valve to the closed position. The gun
also has an internal expansion chamber tapped and fitted with a
bottomline. Notice it looks like it is 2 colors of black. Well it is. The
main part of the gun is a standard black and the back end is rubberized.
There are three things I still have to do on it. The first
is to mount the bottomline adapter. It goes about where it's sitting. I
have to put the butt plate back on, and also the cut out area around the
trigger and underneath will have a metal plate over them.
The final pic

Shotgun in open position
 Shotgun in closed position
 Spring loaded pop-up barrel
 Spring loaded trigger assembly
 Finished with cover plate
 Pic of the damage. The blue to the left is the
grenade shell. Next to it in white is a normal paintball. This was 2
shots. One grenade shell and one shotgun blast. The shotgun shell only had
half a dozen 40mm paintballs in it and 3 standard size. You can see the
40mm paintball breaks are fairly small, but visible.

Shotgun Shell
 1" Grenade
Shell

|