Letting go turns both off

@Nic386 ***I know niggy the design just looks like more fun due to how complicated it would be***

It would be more fun to direct a small fission reaction's energy out of a nozzle.

Until it explodes the wrong way

You're thinking of plasma

No I'm not

If a fission reaction explodes the wrong way, you're gonna regret it

Thats how Melta works tho, and hey don't Gets Hot

Don't worry about it

I know

Actually, the Melta is more akin to a microwave beam that agitates the fuck out of fuel particles until they reach a point where they act like both a fast and thermal neutron.

Well, Mars-pattern Meltas anyway

Other Melta weapons are lazy copies that just fire a small fusion beam.

Also, a Melta-style fusion weapon would be very safe for the user.

if you could do it with fusion yeah

A high-beta reaction core, coupled with a thermal conversion magnetic field and a pulsed laser ignition system...

Then you just leave one end "uncapped" as it were, and like water, it'll take th path of least resistance... out the barrel

The only problem comes from whether or not the beam needs a magnetic field to maintain coherence, like plasma, or if it's a particle beam like a mini-Cassaba Howitzer.

I'm thinking it's more like the second for Melta guns, but atmospheric interaction might definitely cause a plasma flare.

Hey guys reloading question when I fire my reloads carbon gets all over the outside of the cases and I'm using near Max charge what to do

You sure you're sizing your cases right?

Are you just getting carbon on the case or is there any damage to the case

I'm useing a Lee full sizing die for the caliber and no damage to any of the cases

Maybe im flaring the mouth of the cases out too much I'm useing copper plated pills

The round looks fine, I put a harder crimp on it thinking it would solve the problem, but it didn't

Are you top end loading?

Yes

Back off a little

Max is 9.3 I'm at 9

Ok I'll give it a go. Thanks

Try ladder stepping down

Oi, i'm trying to get into gunsmithing

where would I start?

I blacksmith

If that would help in gunsmithing

can you use a mill?

or at the very least a rotary tool?

Aye, I can use a mill. So far the only thing i've done gun wise was buy a 80% lower for a 7.62 AR and fix up the rest of it.

congrats you can be good

learn to drill and tap then bed an action

like tapping in scope mounts on old shit