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seriously though this thing does not work well at all so be warned of jamming, failure to eject or failure to cycle
great gun!
Thank you!
break on startup fixed, for some reason HZ was at 60 instead of 650
FORGOT TO INCLUDE THIS

You can load bullets individually or as a stripper clip sort of thing as the feed lip is
bendy.
first version now finished

extracts sort of properly, fires sort of properly
phenomenal work!
pretty nice
Thanks, the hammer was hard to get working and i thought it was pretty shoddy so its nice to hear that, and as for the guard your right, i think it was a thing on Fitz special revolvers
while this is fun it also hurt my wrist to look at
but seriously tho great gun
Might see if i can make it in 50, though i might have to change the funky magazine system.
convert my guns or remake them if you like - to whomever it may concern
upon first load this gun does not function properly because the rails meant to hold the breech are misaligned.

to fix this simply select the firing pin group, and the breech block using the move tool or select the block and very slowly move it down.

Other than that it works very well.
The bolt mechanism was designed after a sketch i saw on Gun Wiki on fandom.com belonging to (i think) the 1924 Garand trials rifle, Alot of the things i did (Sear trigger, Serrated trigger guard) were additional though. No problem!
yes
I didint feel like it was appropriate to call it a SMG because its not designed to shoot in full auto (and honestly is not fully capable of consistently doing so anyways) has adjustable rear sights (i am aware many SMG's had adjustable rear sights, but they did not usually account for elevation, if they did they were usually discarded after a while ) and the shape of it. I like to think of it more as a overcomplicated varmint rifle.

A lot of rifles shoot pistol cartridges, specifically carbine type rifles. (Ruger PC carbine for a modern example.) The main reason i used pistol cartridges was because i wanted to design the system around a more ''low pressure'' cartridge, plus its easier to make a magazine.
Thank you, Im thinking for the semi auto its gonna have a second sear, with a total of three sears.

It will probably be based off of one of Johnfromthewest's triggers but i dont want to just copy and paste so ill probably try working out some sort of 3 sears one trigger thing.

But for that to happen i need to figure out a way to get the firing pin to not slide due to inertia just so happening to be a property of matter, and the action needs to be a wee bit smoother.
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Forgot to add - Third sear would be fully automatic
Totally forgot to get around to this! I was focused on school and the Primer actuated rifle

I really like the scope mount design btw.