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Mr. Stephen Hui Lap Chung wrote:
> 
> Tim, thanks for the information and opinions about the gun. It seems
> that
> it's a really interesting gun. Now, in order that I can visualize it
> better,
> how about some hard figures like its
Without moderator
28.5"
 overall length
5.06 lbs.
, weight,
.22 only for now
> calibre(or
> multi-calibre?), 
operates by PCP buddy-bottle or CO2 tank. You can put CO2 in the tank.
Scuba Air is the power source of preference. The tank valve is the valve
of the gun(ala Giffard). Simple and elegant. So the valve is inline with
the barrel, Very efficient. It(the tank screws into the back of the gun
and the valve protrudes thru to the breech area. The hammer assy is
arranged around the barrel and slides back over the barrel and strikes
the tank valve to release the air. So the tank is the shoulder stock
(ala painball guns).
, ammo
> capacity (or
> bolt action single shot?)
Single shot only.
, linear (like Career 707) or drum(like Rapid
> 7/12/17) magazine, adjustability of power level,...etc? Or just
> anything
> else that is unique about this gun? 
The gun has dovetails everywhere for scope, laser, bipod, lamp, etc.
Steve Gibbons thought that his was a ringer. He said this thing is
really accurate at the full power settings. I told him that it can be
improved enormously by being slowed to the 20 ft. lb lever by slipping
an oring over the firing stem so the tank vave travel is limited. He is
the master of the simple solution.
Or you can refer me to some
> website that
> contains such information.
> 
Good Luck.
Later
Tim
> Bis spaeter,
> Stephen Hui
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