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Overall, nice job on the scene, but the gun misfires on average about 2 rounds per magazine. It seems like the firing pin doesn't always strike the primer with enough force, and I have to manually pull the hammer back.

Question: The slide on my real-world 1911 .45 ACP pistol extracts the spent case and then ejects it out of the breach while the slide is moving toward the rear (standard recoil operation). I slowed your scene down to 0.01 simulation speed in order to observe how the gun operates in slow motion. It appears that the slide does in fact extract the spent case from the chamber, but it does not eject the case out of the breach. Instead, after the slide hits a stop at the rear point of its movement, it seems to hesitate briefly and then slightly jerks forward at which point the spent case appears to get pushed out of the breach by some "mystical" force (lol). Could you please explain how extraction and ejection are supposed to occur in this type of gun? Also, is this design based on a real-word pistol? If so, what make and model is it?

THANK YOU!

Thank you for all of these awesome scenes! If you are looking for something interesting to make, maybe you could try a blow-forward gun (Like the Schwarzlose 1908). I don't think that one has been made on Algodoo yet .

Thanks for All comments.

>Xray
This pistol is "Frommer Stop" made in Hungary 1912. You can see it on YouTube or other websites.

Frommer Stop's ejector is setted on barrel parts. Unfortunately, it is hidden behind Slide parts and cannot be seen from this model's front. Please disassembly , and You'll be able to see the truth of "Mystical" force.

OK, THANKS!

you should make the mars automatic pistol! its a very interesting action