Hi man good mod I was wondering if you can help me my hammerstorm for some reason does not prime well It half primes instead of full primes meaning that the priming hammer after pulling it all the way the hammer rests at the middle and not the end making the dart just pop out of the blaster. So i was wondering what could I do to fix it and how the catch mechanism works and why it goes half way
@@yousefamr5456 well there's not anything else that could cause it to prime all the way back, and then not move all the way forward. Unless you somehow got a dart stuck inside the blaster.
@radioactivesdesigns3554 nah i dont think so, if theres any way i could send you a picture of the internals since i have no idea what happened and im comparing my internals with the internals online and cant really understand why this is happening
The barrels are tapered so they are completely loose after about a dart length into the barrel. It is designed to fire a dart at a time, not just a coincidence or a happy accident that the blaster just doesn't have the power like in the make.test.battle video. It is specifically engineered to fire 1 dart at a time no matter the dart or power level.
Every chamber of this blaster's cylinder is an inline clip that can hold multiple darts and fire them one by one. The actual "pressure fit barrel" is about 1 dart long, and is located at the front of each chamber of the cylinder - sorta like a complete opposite of a stock cylinder chambers, that only have a pressure fit part, that holds darts steady, at the back. So almost all length of each chamber of this cylinder is "loose fit" on the darts, to the point that the darts can freely fall through that wide part of the chamber. Only the muzzle is "pressure fit" on the darts, and this "pressure fit" part of the chamber is about 36 mm deep from the muzzle down. Imagine a wine bottle. Sorta like this (but not so exaggerated, of course). If you put a dart into a chamber's muzzle, it'll fit there and will not fall out. But if you muzzle load a second dart, the first one will clear the "pressure fit" part and fall into the wider part of yhe chamber. You cam continue adding darts until almost all length of the "loose fit" part of the chamber is filled with darts, and the last one sort of plugs the chamber like a wine bottle cork. Now if you prime and fire the blaster, the pressurised air will travel around the darts in yhe wide part of the chamber, and push the front one out. If you then tilt or flick the blaster down, that will rattle the darts left in the chamber, and the front obe of those will seat into the tight part (not fully, but just enough to plug it up). This will be the dart you will shoot next. Rinse and repeat. You can top it up (just make shure you are not trying to fit more darts in the chamber than it is capable of holding). This particular 'inline clip" cylinder can fit 34 darts
This is insane, I love it.
I bought this because it looks awesome!!
this reminds me of the metal storm weapon
If this video blows up. I was here.
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Hi man good mod
I was wondering if you can help me my hammerstorm for some reason does not prime well It half primes instead of full primes meaning that the priming hammer after pulling it all the way the hammer rests at the middle and not the end making the dart just pop out of the blaster. So i was wondering what could I do to fix it and how the catch mechanism works and why it goes half way
Sounds Luke the rotator bar jumped the hammer, and is now resting in front of the hammer.
@@radioactivesdesigns3554 I would send a picture of how it looks but i cant on youtube
@radioactivesdesigns3554 I dont think that's the case since its behind the hammer
@@yousefamr5456 well there's not anything else that could cause it to prime all the way back, and then not move all the way forward. Unless you somehow got a dart stuck inside the blaster.
@radioactivesdesigns3554 nah i dont think so, if theres any way i could send you a picture of the internals since i have no idea what happened and im comparing my internals with the internals online and cant really understand why this is happening
If the barrels were less tight, that might just turn into a shotgun
The barrels are tapered so they are completely loose after about a dart length into the barrel. It is designed to fire a dart at a time, not just a coincidence or a happy accident that the blaster just doesn't have the power like in the make.test.battle video. It is specifically engineered to fire 1 dart at a time no matter the dart or power level.
so the correct way to say it is if it was not tapered
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Very nice. I like it. Silly. Kinda useful still?
One hand firable pistol with 32 shots before you need to reload, and every set of 8 gets slightly better than the last? I'd say it's pretty useful.
@@radioactivesdesigns3554 Yeah, and quiet. I like it.
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You need to get more sun my dude... vitamin d is like super good for you.
I'm confused how it works lol
Every chamber of this blaster's cylinder is an inline clip that can hold multiple darts and fire them one by one. The actual "pressure fit barrel" is about 1 dart long, and is located at the front of each chamber of the cylinder - sorta like a complete opposite of a stock cylinder chambers, that only have a pressure fit part, that holds darts steady, at the back.
So almost all length of each chamber of this cylinder is "loose fit" on the darts, to the point that the darts can freely fall through that wide part of the chamber.
Only the muzzle is "pressure fit" on the darts, and this "pressure fit" part of the chamber is about 36 mm deep from the muzzle down.
Imagine a wine bottle. Sorta like this (but not so exaggerated, of course).
If you put a dart into a chamber's muzzle, it'll fit there and will not fall out.
But if you muzzle load a second dart, the first one will clear the "pressure fit" part and fall into the wider part of yhe chamber.
You cam continue adding darts until almost all length of the "loose fit" part of the chamber is filled with darts, and the last one sort of plugs the chamber like a wine bottle cork.
Now if you prime and fire the blaster, the pressurised air will travel around the darts in yhe wide part of the chamber, and push the front one out.
If you then tilt or flick the blaster down, that will rattle the darts left in the chamber, and the front obe of those will seat into the tight part (not fully, but just enough to plug it up).
This will be the dart you will shoot next.
Rinse and repeat.
You can top it up (just make shure you are not trying to fit more darts in the chamber than it is capable of holding).
This particular 'inline clip" cylinder can fit 34 darts
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