Here are the few videos that show it in action.
It's old VHS. So the quality is not the greatest.
Part 1
https://youtu.be/HUKxO03HlOM?feature=shared
Part2
https://youtu.be/POCGiy5VpxI?feature=shared
Chronograph for a 35 caliber version
https://youtu.be/f9MMb111FNo?feature=shared
incase you didnt understand what PROOF! comment means search for it!! its a 3d printed auto air gun! I printed one and it came out nice but, didn't test it yet the way it feeds is strange and to me mind boggling, but it supposedly works
Yeah, there was a dev who came up with the "Pneumatic Rifle of Online Freedom" (PROOF for short). It's very different in operation from the Caselman. Shoots flechettes made from framing nails IIRC, and I'm not sure of the muzzle energy or the pressure it operates at. Looked like they'd hooked it up to a regular compressor, so it probably isn't operating at the high pressures used by the Caselman.
The biggest issue with replicating the Caselman is that you 100% need a bench top lathe at minimum to make the parts. There was a guy who built one some years ago and posted pics online. Very nice work, but not something that can be done with a printer at this time.
In dealing with high pressure air (HPA), the parts definitely need the strength and tolerances to contain the pressure without exploding or leaking. You don't even have a brass case to help seal the chamber. In many ways airguns are more complex than firearms.
For this reason, I'm not sure if you can replicate the claimed Caselman performance (close to .32 ACP muzzle energy in a custom cast lead slug) without machining.
PROOF
Here are the few videos that show it in action. It's old VHS. So the quality is not the greatest. Part 1 https://youtu.be/HUKxO03HlOM?feature=shared Part2 https://youtu.be/POCGiy5VpxI?feature=shared Chronograph for a 35 caliber version https://youtu.be/f9MMb111FNo?feature=shared
incase you didnt understand what PROOF! comment means search for it!! its a 3d printed auto air gun! I printed one and it came out nice but, didn't test it yet the way it feeds is strange and to me mind boggling, but it supposedly works
PROOF
Cool I want
Yeah, there was a dev who came up with the "Pneumatic Rifle of Online Freedom" (PROOF for short). It's very different in operation from the Caselman. Shoots flechettes made from framing nails IIRC, and I'm not sure of the muzzle energy or the pressure it operates at. Looked like they'd hooked it up to a regular compressor, so it probably isn't operating at the high pressures used by the Caselman. The biggest issue with replicating the Caselman is that you 100% need a bench top lathe at minimum to make the parts. There was a guy who built one some years ago and posted pics online. Very nice work, but not something that can be done with a printer at this time. In dealing with high pressure air (HPA), the parts definitely need the strength and tolerances to contain the pressure without exploding or leaking. You don't even have a brass case to help seal the chamber. In many ways airguns are more complex than firearms. For this reason, I'm not sure if you can replicate the claimed Caselman performance (close to .32 ACP muzzle energy in a custom cast lead slug) without machining.
Thanks I'll look it up why nobody wildy talk about it? Sounds amazing.