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Dok · 08-27-2001, 08:47 PM

how else can you fill those cylinders? My God man, I thought you knew more than that! The mag is a double stack 12, giving you two complete cylinder loads. The mag feeds the inverted toggle based on Hiram Maxim's design, which in turn fills the cylinder.

When the last round is fired, the cylinder swings out and is held open (that's the part they're having trouble with) so that you know you're out of ammo (unless of course you're using the Hollywood model) in which case the supply of ammo is limited to the amount of time the user is in front of a camera.... but I digress...

Maybe some of the more professional among us might be willing to share their knowledge with Krauswerke to help them with their "Problematic Revolvermatic".

Dok

08-27-2001, 08:47 PM	#8
Dok RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Bermuda (Eat Your Heart Out) Posts: 1,626 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts	It has to go there Norm... how else can you fill those cylinders? My God man, I thought you knew more than that! The mag is a double stack 12, giving you two complete cylinder loads. The mag feeds the inverted toggle based on Hiram Maxim's design, which in turn fills the cylinder. When the last round is fired, the cylinder swings out and is held open (that's the part they're having trouble with) so that you know you're out of ammo (unless of course you're using the Hollywood model) in which case the supply of ammo is limited to the amount of time the user is in front of a camera.... but I digress... Maybe some of the more professional among us might be willing to share their knowledge with Krauswerke to help them with their "Problematic Revolvermatic". Dok