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(crimsonDessert) #21

Considering the fact that i have been researching weapons for almost a decade, the resemblance of the blishlok to the Thompson is to big to be ignored, hell its even called blishlok, the Thompson used a blish lock action, also, the trigger sistem on the vector is on the rear section of the weapon, while both the blishlok and the Thompson have theirs toward the mid section of the gun.

(BlackboltLW) #22

You know, rather than saying “Blishlok is a redesign of Vector” why don’t we say

“The Blishlok is both Thompson and Vector’s design combined”

On the other note

I still don’t get G11’s small mechanism. Is this some kind of German engineering magic?

(Herr_Hanz) #23

[quote=“BlackboltLW;206274”]You know, rather than saying “Blishlok is a redesign of Vector” why don’t we say

“The Blishlok is both Thompson and Vector’s design combined”

On the other note

I still don’t get G11’s small mechanism. Is this some kind of German engineering magic?

http://forum.valka.cz/attachments/12663/g11open.jpg[/quote]

more like swiss watches.

(GatoCommodore) #24

[quote=“BlackboltLW;206274”]You know, rather than saying “Blishlok is a redesign of Vector” why don’t we say

“The Blishlok is both Thompson and Vector’s design combined”

On the other note

I still don’t get G11’s small mechanism. Is this some kind of German engineering magic?

http://forum.valka.cz/attachments/12663/g11open.jpg[/quote]

German space magic.
i dont have a frickin idea on how that gun works.

all i know its front feed and use CASELESS MAGIC SPACE AMMUNITION
that doesnt make spent cases and can be carried more.

(GatoCommodore) #25

Mateba 2006M

PPK an Iconic Gun from Spy Era (.380)
http://www.waltherarms.com/wp-content/uploads/Walther-PPK-2246002-ls.jpg

Daniel Defense DDM4 ISR (300 blk)

FNH Five-Seven (5.7x28 or glorified 22 magnum)

(crimsonDessert) #26

German space magic.
i dont have a frickin idea on how that gun works.

all i know its front feed and use CASELESS MAGIC SPACE AMMUNITION
that doesnt make spent cases and can be carried more.

Its actually really simple when you get the hang of it:

  1. The magazine is inserted on top of the gun, paralel to the barrel, like the p90, but the rounds are pointing upwards instead of to the side.
  2. The shooter rotates the cocking mechanism clockwise, the first round is picked and rotated 90° degrees to be paralel with the barrel.
  3. The trigger is pressed, the hammer hits the round and a so called booster charge pushes the bullet into the chamber breaking the propelant to increase surface area.
  4. The propelant is ignited, firing the bullet and the barrel, magazine, chamber and action recoil backwards, chambering another round.
    Repeat until ammo is over or target is down.

A little curiosity, the g11 fires at 2100 rpm on burst mode, wich is about 36 rounds per second.

(GatoCommodore) #27

[quote=“crimsonDessert;206294”]

German space magic.
i dont have a frickin idea on how that gun works.

all i know its front feed and use CASELESS MAGIC SPACE AMMUNITION
that doesnt make spent cases and can be carried more.

Its actually really simple when you get the hang of it:

  1. The magazine is inserted on top of the gun, paralel to the barrel, like the p90, but the rounds are pointing upwards instead of to the side.
  2. The shooter rotates the cocking mechanism clockwise, the first round is picked and rotated 90° degrees to be paralel with the barrel.
  3. The trigger is pressed, the hammer hits the round and a so called booster charge pushes the bullet into the chamber breaking the propelant to increase surface area.
  4. The propelant is ignited, firing the bullet and the barrel, magazine, chamber and action recoil backwards, chambering another round.
    Repeat until ammo is over or target is down.

A little curiosity, the g11 fires at 2100 rpm on burst mode, wich is about 36 rounds per second.[/quote]

i was kinda weirded out when i saw the first time how they cocked the rifle.

Spess gun indeed.

(GatoCommodore) #28

[quote=“BlackboltLW;206274”]You know, rather than saying “Blishlok is a redesign of Vector” why don’t we say

“The Blishlok is both Thompson and Vector’s design combined”

On the other note

I still don’t get G11’s small mechanism. Is this some kind of German engineering magic?

http://forum.valka.cz/attachments/12663/g11open.jpg[/quote]

nonono

blishlock is Thompson with angled Mag.
there is no Vector design being implemented on it except the looks of it.

here, have a 5.56 vector design that will never come true because the world is getting disarmed soon.

(Herr_Hanz) #29

[quote=“sweetColumn;206302”][quote=“BlackboltLW;206274”]You know, rather than saying “Blishlok is a redesign of Vector” why don’t we say

“The Blishlok is both Thompson and Vector’s design combined”

On the other note

I still don’t get G11’s small mechanism. Is this some kind of German engineering magic?

http://forum.valka.cz/attachments/12663/g11open.jpg[/quote]

there is no Vector design being implemented on it except the looks of it.

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So you agree that it looks more like the vector than the thompson. awesome!