Quick Loader for DeSteiner Single Action Revolver Prob - Bullet Jet

The fourth and last of four...

Hello, lovers of refined shooting,

I printed a few revolvers for Carnival this year. They work perfectly. Thanks to DeSteiner for that.

But, as always, there are ideas for customisation.

Now that the revolver can reliably fire blank cartridges, I've moved on to the quick loader.

I've now designed four fundamentally different ones. All of them work flawlessly so far. 

I'd now like to share the designs with you.

I'll publish all four of them in separate posts here.

They all have one thing in common – critical parts may need to be reworked to ensure smooth operation. This is not really recommended for inexperienced colleagues.

The STL files are not print-oriented. Some parts require support – everyone must decide for themselves.

I printed everything in 0.15 layer height with PETG. 

If additional hardware is required apart from the printed parts, I will specify this separately in the respective post.

By the way:

I have made a box for the rounds, which makes filling the loaders much easier. The stl file is included.

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This is the "Bullet Jet", the fourth and last candidate. In my humble opinion, the most complex loader in my portfolio. After the first two prototypes, I thought it was no longer reasonably feasible. But I made one last attempt anyway – and, bingo, it worked as intended. The thing shoots the rounds vertically upwards into the cylinder if necessary. Okay, they fall out again anyway – pointless, but it would work. The loader only requires an M3 × 16 countersunk screw to secure the counterplate of the spring lever bearing and a compression spring with around 5,6x9x0,8 to return the push button as additional hardware. However, it is extremely difficult to assemble. In order to mount the push button, all 6 spring levers must be pushed back simultaneously until they stop. I used 6 C-shaped brackets made of coat hanger wire for this – so it was relatively easy. Due to its complexity, this loader only ranks third in my list. In terms of functionality, it would deserve second place.

PS: You need 6 pieces of the sprng lever.

Have fun!

Best, Gert