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  • tippyjack
    Registered User
    • Mar 2005
    • 42
    #1

    Cocker half block idea

    aright once you do a half -block job on a cocker there is an empty area behinf the bolt. What I was think is that you could place the eblade noid there, the ram on the side and find a place for the LPR. Basically the noid would be placed like as that on angels.

    What ya think...

    I know I have posted this other places I just want more feedback from more people.
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    • ultralight
      Tool Weilding Ape
      • Feb 2005
      • 770
      #2
      the bolt still travels through that space.

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        • tippyjack
          Registered User
          • Mar 2005
          • 42
          #3
          Yea I know now sry.

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            • syko2102
              Registered User
              • Sep 2003
              • 84
              #4
              Not so much on the idea of putting the parts where you said, has anyone out there ever heard of a setup where the reg and solenoid of the cocker are fit inside 1 housing so they then take up less space, or on that note, figure out a simple way to send the air from the reg straight into the solenoid pneumatics, so the only hoses coming out of the thing are for the ram.
              "This is bat country!"
              "I eated the purple berries and they tasted like burning."

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                • tippyjack
                  Registered User
                  • Mar 2005
                  • 42
                  #5
                  Originally posted by syko2102
                  Not so much on the idea of putting the parts where you said, has anyone out there ever heard of a setup where the reg and solenoid of the cocker are fit inside 1 housing so they then take up less space, or on that note, figure out a simple way to send the air from the reg straight into the solenoid pneumatics, so the only hoses coming out of the thing are for the ram.

                  you could find a way to put the solinoid in the gripframe, put the LPR on the asa, and have a side mounted ram.

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                    • SlartyBartFast
                      The Flying Scotsman
                      • Jun 2002
                      • 2940
                      #6
                      Originally posted by syko2102
                      Not so much on the idea of putting the parts where you said, has anyone out there ever heard of a setup where the reg and solenoid of the cocker are fit inside 1 housing so they then take up less space, or on that note, figure out a simple way to send the air from the reg straight into the solenoid pneumatics, so the only hoses coming out of the thing are for the ram.
                      Palmer's doesn't make electronic Blazers.

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                        • ultralight
                          Tool Weilding Ape
                          • Feb 2005
                          • 770
                          #7
                          it would be interesting if they did though.

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                            • hs2000
                              #8
                              sense we are on the topic of blazers here is a video I found of an RT blazer,
                              http://www.palmer-pursuit.com/animation/tempest.mpg

                              Plamers made it, but is NOT going to release it. Can you belive that?

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