How Air Rifle Works ? (PCP Air Gun Works Animation)

[@westonbeard3690]

Very good video. Suprise people are hating on it. I appreciate the effort you took, especially if English isn’t your first language.

[@Jeeper1378]

This is a excellent demonstration … spot on. If you notice in the rear theres thread where the hammer spring preload can be adjusted for more power (depending on reg pressure)

[@scinner28]

for me very (n00b) nice to see how it all works.thx

[@Thepapergunman-c1s]

Steven hawking

[@peterspeets9950]

This is a great animation and comment and now I understand how it works. Thank you 😊

[@LKH9Channel]

Nice clear animation, thanks for the knowledge

[@robertcarter7668]

Damn good! I finally understand how they work. thank you !

[@christopherdean1326]

That's a REALLY tiny scope on that rifle, and it's clever how the pellet probe pushed the pellet further than it could reach, but other than that, quite good....

[@davemazza791]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jafarmohammed5330]

Excellent Idea of Animation and explanation way

[@TheRealCheckmate]

3:25 The Piston "Hampster"?

[@mikepi660]

Excellent,, you are the man,, Thank you,,,

[@roldandiyproject5900]

It so clear brother nice sharing this kind of videos I love it..

[@FranziskusRobell]

Gut + einfach erklärt 👍 Gruß aus Deutschland Düsseldorf

[@STONECOLDET944]

What your gonna wanna do, is purchase an volumetric scanner and a 3D printer, disable it, volumetric scan all pieces, generate a CAD file of the initial rifle. Modify the resivour and valves such that the resulting rifle is capable of massiveley exceeding a 12ft/lb muzzle energy . Modify the rifle into a new rifle in the way in a new rifle body and there you go converted to over legal limit using the components you bought with minimum machining. Regulator's can be added aswell to cheap rifles by again simply machining a bridge connection between a non specification tank for higher pressures and the original gas inlet port

[@keen283]

Easy to say all this but to do it alot harder lol

[@Docv400]

@@keen283 Most of us (in the UK at least) don't want to go to Jail either . . .

[@christopherdean1326]

and that post is semi coherent at best...

[@shawneeb54]

Very good thanks

[@travelcompass591]

🤠 Great animation, Thank you 👍 there is a new PCP air rifle technology that does not have a hammer. Is used for the "Western Air" PCP rifles, "LCS", and other brands . It seems to be the future of air rifles. It would be nice if you could reveal to us how it works. Thank you.

[@VlastimilCech1]

Vynikající!

[@ahednuman3333]

nice thank you

[@nikhileshkale2665]

A very good explanation. Can we consider using the word 'pellet' instead of 'bullet'?

[@AllanGBack]

The projectile in the video is clearly a diabolo-shaped pellet, but I prefer to use slugs (that are, in fact, bullets) on my PCP.

[@yaguut]

A very simple mechanism is called very complex !! Have you ever seen electronic circuits ?

[@abusadek526]

how the air is compressed?

[@_KSM__FPV]

By using a pump, compressor or Scuba dive tank

[@suco.man34]

Thanks. Now I understand a PCP.

[@jaceks.6683]

Good job. All clear.👍

[@mrmped1]

It's technically not a bullet. It's a pellet or a slug. You should call it a projectile.

[@ChrisLindsay-y9f]

Not to mention BARREL.

[@Brianbri-nq3cc]

Right 😂👍

[@Louis-op4zj]

Bet you fellas are the life of the party...

[@Brianbri-nq3cc]

@@Louis-op4zj Nope, we're just educated that's all🙂‍↔️

[@beastmode2990]

​@@Brianbri-nq3cc still a slug has a bullet shape just because its not powder powered it does not mean its not a bullet sure its a projectile but a bullet is a projectile as well you just dont call it a "bullet" because it's powered by air and you just refuse to call anything besides black powder a bullet 😂😂😂😂

[@hanifparmargaming7702]

Why bullet is not slipping forward when we put the bullet inside

[@deldridg]

Good question. As I understand it, the slug is seated against the start of the barrel which is slightly smaller in diameter than the slug. My terminology is probably all over the place, but you get the idea. 😀

[@PK-ig2ht]

​@deldridg Yes you are right. The end of pallet (made from lead) is cone shape has a little bit bigger than barrel. So it take a while for pressure to shoot the pallet out

[@HermanOtto-wr2nn]

w animacji super wyjaśnione działanie wiatrówki zostawiałem łapkę w górę

[@PP.EKOTECH]

super ! :)

[@driverbike5098]

Good

[@Lucas-ix8bg]

I never knew that there is a hamster inside a pcp.

[@pattyoneill91]

Steven hawking over here

[@kingJR3WILLYB]

LOL.

[@saladetiro]

Wonderfull video..

[@ernestovillahermosa4827]

Request how pcp automatic work?thanks

[@sniperkota]

Top ❤

[@noelpiamonte4467]

How about footpump airgun?😊

[@DoA-ju7cb]

Giá bao nhiêu tien

[@neveraxme]

Someone from indonesia also has the same video.

[@neveraxme]

Title is Cara Kerja Senapan Angin. Is that your channel too?

[@abidikar]

How Lock pin of Trigger works...❓️❓️❓️ 🚩🇮🇳🚩

[@nazzenpoppel886]

A very basic and good overview. A human with experience would have done much better. AI says " pisseye". It's " pee ess eye ", as in " pounds per square inch ". Nobody puts bullets in an air gun. Pellets or slugs would be proper. AI will make idiots of us all.

[@namrepus5694]

So.. it's that it.. So.. it's simple.. So.. does PCP use green gas? Or just compressed air.. So.. what about its seals and fittings for preventing air leaks.. So..? 😂

[@drkmrln13]

My air rifle doesn't have a piston hamster

[@rishabhsharma205]

Bcz its a pcp i guess pre compressed pneumatics co2 cylinder used thats why u have to buy co2 cylinders again and again but this project is diffrent

[@jtcustomknives]

Wind power lol,

[@saurabhsharma-ts6ky]

wind power hhh......

[@middleofthebrokenroad]

You shouldn't call it a tube but rather a barrel. Lol just kidding who cares , get a grip people.

[@Docv400]

Regulator isn't really correct, or properly explained, it's worth watching a video or two of a real one being explained.

[@westonbeard3690]

Pretty sure a pressure regulator is correct. I’m not an expert on air guns but the diagram/animation shown is actually a pressure regulator used in things like propane or gas appliances.

[@Docv400]

@@westonbeard3690 You have misunderstood my comment. It shows a Pressure Regulator, which is fitted to many PCP Airguns, but it doesn't show the inner workings. I realise this is just a basic video explanation, but it wouldn't have been too much more work to include the Regulator's internal construction.

[@richardpetrovic8941]

Unregulated system, pressure will decreaseing after each shot.

[@chm6989]

No, the regulator-valve opens and closes to a set value (2000psi in this case). The decreasing pressure is only present in the storage tank, wich must therefore be filled with more pressure or the regulator won't open.

[@karthikkgallery6692]

It's not a auto fire make Auto fire video 😂

[@tahirMughal-p3y]

Fantastic video

[@markpalmer7832]

To hell with AI

[@arnoldarnold4944]

Terrible robotic A. I. voice

[@petersuchansky6703]

proportions are way off. The smallest scope in the world, pellet not touching the walls of barel which is too long and so on.

[@Felipe-tb8bc]

The important here its explain the mechanism... easily

[@petersuchansky6703]

@@Felipe-tb8bc do you really tkink it is so hard to make it a little bit more correct?

[@DisguisedWolf]

​@@petersuchansky6703 why don't you do it yourself if thunk it's that easy

[@petersuchansky6703]

@@DisguisedWolf You better keep this childish BS for yourself.

[@Éternel-insoumis_Cathaginian]

Ultra annoying voice

[@Christopher-ej2bs]

lmao " it doesn't use air , but the pressure" ummm, then it uses the air, or another gas pressure medium such as CO2 ! othewise it would be a powder actuated weapon or it simply would not work ! the air acts as a non combusting propellant and exerts direct pressure on the pellet which forces it out of the barrel ,since air is formed by pressure lmao! jesus you people don't think this crap through do you? to explain when a fan moves air , a turbine spins creating a pressure differential that causes air to move with the pressure. the day wind moves without pressure...such as an mechanical interference, or convection ( the sun warms one side of the planet , while the other remains cool which creates a pressure difference via expanding gasses and moves the gas we call air!