The NEW CCM Pump (pics)

[Jack & Coke]

From: http://ccmowners.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=4




action wrote:





The NEW CCM Pump


http://www.recklesspaintball.com/myguns/pump05.jpg

http://www.recklesspaintball.com/myguns/pump04.jpg

http://www.recklesspaintball.com/myguns/pump03.jpg

http://www.recklesspaintball.com/myguns/pump02.jpg

http://www.recklesspaintball.com/myguns/pump01.jpg

*note that isnt the production model*

some various comments from the thread (see link above)...


comes with a stock tube conversion
the gripframe is like a 1/2" thick
its a short block with the reg adapter combined with the pump mount
it makes the s5 pump feel like an old ford truck.
it is going to be able to take a stock tube on the top and our very own 12 gram changer. this gun will be able to be changed from a stock gun to a regular pump to an auto and e gun if you want.
this gun went on the jenny craig and weight watches program. so light, so many options who wouldnt want this thing.
It has a pivoting trigger instead of a slider and therefore is easier to tune and more tolerant to foriegn material (dirt/paint)
Thats a Series 5 body with the front end cut off. They are not interchangable. We are using a different vlave chamber and the lower tube is one size all the way through. We will have some finished pic soon. Keep in mind this one is unmilled.






other CCM pumps currently available...

http://www.chipleymachine.com/store/images/s5pump_blk_clr.jpg
CCM S5 Pump

http://www.chipleymachine.com/store/images/j2pump.jpg
CCM J2 Pump

[Flow_Tech]

beastly.

[magman007]

ok, i dont get what is up with the piece attaching from the gripframe to the pmp rod?

[Snertz]

It's an autotrigger, so you can hold the trigger and pump it to fire. Makes it easier to shoot faster.. :ninja:

[Jack & Coke]

correct... just put pressure on the trigger while you pump, and the trigger moves back and forth automatically (due to the linkage), this will make you fire the gun just as you complete the pump stroke. The gun will shoot as fast as you can pump. No need to worry about trying to time the trigger pull just as the pump stroke is complete.

Using the auto-trigger allows you to shoot a pump just about as fast a normal semi-auto cocker.

IMO, this kinda defeats the purpose of playing "pump", in the first place... ;) But, oh well... the extra firepower is there when you need it! :shooting:

[NoForts4Me]

That marker is nice. I've been debating purchasing a Series 5 for a few months now, and getting a pump kit later for it, but it's still a cocker, and that gives me pause (just due to the amount of things that can go wrong...I'm not bashing cockers, I own a Sniper II. I have a knack for anything that can go wrong at the field will...). The mini-swing trigger is interesting.

I've never been able to hit the broad side of a barn with an autotrigger...but if that has a really smooth pump stroke, it might be different.

[Maus]

:headbang: Sight rails! :headbang:

[Jack & Coke]

...but if that has a really smooth pump stroke, it might be different.



oh... trust me, the pump stroke is extremely smoooooooooooth.... I got to handle it at the CCM booth last weekend at HB NPPL. :cheers:

[SIGSays]

you amaze.. me... everytime is top by ao.. you always got a sexy nice *** marker..

[SummaryJudgement]

Sweet. Nice work.

[Brophog]

Never really liked the 'safety' lever style autotriggers on the sheridans. Always prefer simply timing it myself. Nelson's, on the other hand, I do better with simply going with the autotrigger. Different techniques for different markers.

Excellent marker, btw. CCM's are top quality.

[Chipper]

I think I just peed in my pants.

[purple]

make it black dust like you used to, and i'd be all over that like white on rice


Purple

[Danz]

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. :hail:
I own two CCM markers, they are outstanding in every way.
Gotta have it!

Danz
NYSS