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In response to "Ok, but what are you using to create that force?" by Reagen

Right. Everything stays internal. But you can still get something to move internally that would feel like recoil. It can be triggered

Posted by pmb (aka pmb) Oct 22 '21, 08:50

electronically at the pull of the trigger. For example it could release a hammer in the handled that swings back and hits the back of the handle.

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But you're not getting it. Without something leaving the gun, you don't get recoil. Equal and opposite. -- nm - Reagen Oct 22, 08:55 8
- (any kind of device like you're describing you would have the same forward motion as backwards) - Reagen Oct 22, 08:58
- You could have an internal piston to duplicate it. (Might not work for semi or full auto, of course) -- nm* - Spawn Oct 22, 08:58 6
  - See above. Without ejected mass it doesn't work. -- nm - Reagen Oct 22, 08:59 5
    - Yes, there would be some gradual forward pull that would have to be held in check by the holder but when the piston struck it would still create kick. -- nm - Spawn Oct 22, 09:18 4
      - Equal. Opposite. - Reagen Oct 22, 09:22 3
        
        Would require a small amount of training but if you are bringing the gun in an upward motion when (think "draw") when firing it could be hidden. -- nm - Spawn Oct 22, 09:28 2
        
        Good luck with your perpetual motion machine. -- nm - Reagen Oct 22, 09:30 1
        
        *sets up a Go Fund Me* -- nm - Spawn Oct 22, 09:39
heh. Was about to post "A reverse internal hammer". -- nm - Spawn Oct 22, 08:51

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