Biulding Carbon/Teak gun...babysteps

[settingsteel]

Slowly progressing on my gun project, a week has passed since laminating the 10 (originally 8) teak/carbon segments, each of the stocks, stayed true, and over the weekend they were planed.

I have been playing around with different design ideas that revolve around achieving a few things:
1)making a gun that is more streamlined...hydrodynamic,
2)while keeping it balanced, "naturally" ballasted,
3)and easy/quick to load,
4)also making it versatile interchangeable-line to freeshaft, 7mm to 8mm
4)as well as, keeping the bands on the same shooting plane
5)while having a clear uninterupted shooting field
6)and finally making it as "recoilless" as possible.

I'm striving towards these 6 concepts, and it has been s-l-o-w-l-y moving along...this is work in progress...so any advice is greatly appreciated

first pixc shows laminates with carbon second carbon/teak sandwiched
third-shows one of the many pine prototypes...to be cont. (I hope)

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[settingsteel]

just ordered the trigg mech (from steve- poseidon), which will have an auto line reset (like the riffe euro) and is good up to 4 5/8 bandsrofl

the enclosed track have been formed (on the pine prototype) and will definitely hold the two shaft sizes...

and finally had an "ergo guy" computer generate a grip, that we will soon protoyped (in plexiglass, glass/resin or aluminum), the idea is to make a comfortable grip, that can later be custom tailored to the hand with form poxy.