No Single Shot Tray For .30 Red Wolf ?
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Apparently nobody knows? If you have calipers and know how to make a basic technical sketch, I'd be happy to design and 3D print one for you. Just shoot me a PM. That is the best I can offer you I'm afraid.
Apparently nobody knows? If you have calipers and know how to make a basic technical sketch, I'd be happy to design and 3D print one for you. Just shoot me a PM. That is the best I can offer you I'm afraid.
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I used a modified clothes pin for a while then came across a trailer leaf spring bushing I was able to modify that fit the opening and stayed in the gun .
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Hi STO,
THis sort of thing is made by Rowan Engineering - Daystate proide them dimentions for one off - or very low demand parts - such as a single shot .30 cal tray. they can be contacted at [email protected]
THis sort of thing is made by Rowan Engineering - Daystate proide them dimentions for one off - or very low demand parts - such as a single shot .30 cal tray. they can be contacted at [email protected]
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Well that did not work
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Try [email protected]
I suspect your email was rejected VJ because it originated from outside the UK, if this still doesn't work pm me your email address and I will get hold of them and ask them to contact you.
I suspect your email was rejected VJ because it originated from outside the UK, if this still doesn't work pm me your email address and I will get hold of them and ask them to contact you.
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There is hope.
Hello Joe,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Presently we don’t have a 0.30 option for Pulsar / Wolverine / Redwolf etc, sorry.
I have produced a prototype a while ago that worked well, so far the demand for 0.30 cal hasn’t materialised.
However, when running the next batch of 177/22 loaders, I will also run the new 0.30 cal design so these will be available.
I’ll be producing FX loaders in the next few weeks along with Air Arms loaders so can add the Daystate 0.30 cal then.
(Happy for you to post this update on your forum so that the other members also have the latest information).
Best regards,
Derek Rose.
Rowan Engineering Ltd.
Unit 8
Overfield
Thorpe Way
Banbury
Oxon
OX16 4XR
0044 (0)1295 251188
www.rowanengineering.com
Hello Joe,
Thank you for your enquiry.
Presently we don’t have a 0.30 option for Pulsar / Wolverine / Redwolf etc, sorry.
I have produced a prototype a while ago that worked well, so far the demand for 0.30 cal hasn’t materialised.
However, when running the next batch of 177/22 loaders, I will also run the new 0.30 cal design so these will be available.
I’ll be producing FX loaders in the next few weeks along with Air Arms loaders so can add the Daystate 0.30 cal then.
(Happy for you to post this update on your forum so that the other members also have the latest information).
Best regards,
Derek Rose.
Rowan Engineering Ltd.
Unit 8
Overfield
Thorpe Way
Banbury
Oxon
OX16 4XR
0044 (0)1295 251188
www.rowanengineering.com
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OK, this is Redneck engineering at its best worse. It ain't purddy but it works and didn't cost much to do. I took a piece of oak lumber along with some precise measurements and squared off that piece so it would fit in the loading slot in the Red Wolf.
Then closed the cocking lever on it and carefully pushed the loading pin up against the wood to leave a small impression in it.
Then over to the drill press to make a hold slightly larger than the pellet used which is only a measly 177, but the hole can be made to match any pellet involved.
Then a small nail to act as a stopper and a little paint to hide it from embarrassment and a single shot loader was created.
Then closed the cocking lever on it and carefully pushed the loading pin up against the wood to leave a small impression in it.
Then over to the drill press to make a hold slightly larger than the pellet used which is only a measly 177, but the hole can be made to match any pellet involved.
Then a small nail to act as a stopper and a little paint to hide it from embarrassment and a single shot loader was created.
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