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The

C A S E L M A N

Homemade Air-Powered

Light Machine Gun





The History,

My Quest,

And

the Complete Construction Plans

On Guns Magazine, December 1991, page 93, "Gun Market Classifieds", "Survival", there was anadvertisement:

" Awesome .30 cal. Air Machine Gun design, 30 shot clip, selective fire, 32 ACP power, hand held rifle size, detachable tank. For survival and defense. Don´ t be disarmed. Home built proven plans

reveal system. $ 19.95, with video $ 59.95. Caselman Explorations, Box 348, Cameron, MO 64429 " .



Since that time I am after those “ Plans & Video” to no avail.

I advertised in several publications and websites, send messages to airguns collectors all over theWorld, also created Communities at Orkut.com about airguns to try to find information on this gun

– to no avail.

In the early years of 21St. Century I managed to stay in contact with Mr. Jeff Caselman, theinventor of this amazing weapon.

We talked over the phone a few times, exchanged e-mails and fax notes, and he said to me thatlater he´ ll search for the original plans and send me a copy.

But since that day I can not found him anymore.

E-Mail changed, Phone disconnected, Letters returned – as if he vanished on thin air!

But I stay after those “ Plans & Video” to no avail - ´ till August, 2006.

In August 4

th

., 2006, my dear good friend Dr. Robert Beeman (www.beemans.net) found a copy ofthe plans and send it to me as a gift.

Now, after 15 years and several thousand Dollars after the initial search, I am givin´ it for free toanyone who want to download it.



I hope that this humble contribution´ ll help fight the crazy global war against legal firearms and

civilian ownership of legal guns – this guns is an AIRGUN, not a firearm, but really awesome as acombat weapon and I m sure anyone under infantry combat conditions on urban, jungle, or woodsenvironements´ ll find to be not undergunned.

Have fun, be safe, and never give away your FREEDOM.

Mad Abe - Brazil, August 2006.





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MACHINE GUN

SELF SUFFICENT

DELIVERS 32 ACP POWER

DESIGN - HAND HELD SELECTIVE FIRE AUTOMATIC



THE 30 CAL. AIR MACHINE GUN

Copyt lqh t 1990 by Cbs elman ExplOta t ions

Pt in ted i n the United S t a t e s o f Ame tica

A ll tigh t s t e s e tv ed . No p o t t i o n o f t h i s

book may be r eptoduced 1n any fotm v i t h -ou t th e exp re s s w t i t t e n permission ftomCaselman Explora t i ons . Di tBc t all in qu i t_i e s and Ot o t d e t s to th e add t e s s l i s t e db e lo v .

Case l man Explo ta t ions

P.O. aox 348

Cameton, Mo. 64429

Case l .an Explo ta t ions a ssume s no te spo n -

$ i b i l i t y fo t th e us e o r mi suse o f the

in fo rmat ion conta ined In th i s book.



FOWARD

t stOlrted working on th e concept of ol high powered pneuma t ic

r i f l e in 1919. ( ll.lthough the idea s ta r ted cooking as II youngboy . ) I s ta r ted v i th II small la the Olnd j u s t a fev toolS. loca ted

on a back porch s hop. I ' ve made a lo t of progress . with addedtool ing . and a b e t t e r place to work. bu t it has been s lov going,

OlS I had to make a l iv ing to suppor t family. bui ld up my tool s .and be c rea t ive with vi r tua l ly no I!Oney to spend on the pro jec t .

The break- through i s f ina l ly here , and a f t e r severa l prototypes ,

I have something to share and hopeful ly in time to bea t gun prohibi t ion and share these plans with you.

With the gun prohib i t ion star ing us in the face ... it's nice to\(noll you don ' t have to be without protec t ion . This gun was designed with the idea tha t any and a l l guns could be bOlnned. Ammocou ld a l so become i l l ega l or unavaili lble . ThOlt's why we s t rongly

urge you to save these plans . Having the secur i ty of knowing youcan make a high-powered automatic with high pressure a i r . andmold your own bu l l e t s . .

This weapon lias developed as ol se l f - su f f i ce i n t . pneumatic a lt e rna t ive fo r hOlle pro tec t ion ' " defense. and also inexpensivemachine gun shoot ing Olnd enjoyment. I t can be e xtreme ly poverfulfor 30 sho ts . or tuned down to 150 shots for shoo t ing pleasure .

This a l tern a t ive weapon can be bu i l t on ol l a the with a mil l inga t t a chmen t w ith bas ic shop t oo l s .

If ex t r eme pressure i s to be used wi th t h h gun. spec i f ic s tee l sprofess iona l workma nship and tank se lec t ion are Of the upmostimportance.

Illproper handel ing. or cons t ruc t ion of th i s weapon can be dangerous . Caution shOUld always be appl ie d as with any powerfulgun. Keep in mind a modern high pressure gun such as a 30-06develops 50,000 l b s . of pressure on t i d n g . it improperly handel -ed i s extremely dangerous also .

This weapon wa s indiv;dua l ly handmad . . . although ..ny and ,, 11

par ts may be ordered a t an hourly shop ra te from; Caselman



PARTS LIST

1. Firing Valve-CR2. Firing Valve Ste.-Dowel Pin

CR-Cold Roll Steel

MW-Husic WireOl-Oil lIarden Tool Steel

3. Firing Valve Seat_Oltra high densi ty plast ic4. Firing Valve Body-CR5. Firing Valve lIolding Area-CR6. Firing V,Uve Spring-HW1. Firing Valve Sp rinQ Guide-22 gao CR

8. Firing Valve 0 Ring9. Striker-Ol or CR

10. Cocking Pin-Concrete Natl e tc .11. Cocking Pin Retaining Roll Pin12. St r iker Screw. 6-3213. St r iker Fol lower_D .O.H. Mechanical Tube14. St r iker Follower Sear-Ol15. S t r i ~ e r Spring-HW16. St r iker Buffer-Plast ic

11. Bolt-Ol or CR18. Bolt Body-D.O.M. Mechanical Tube19. Bolt 0 Ring-5/16 by 3/16 by 1/1620. Bolt Pins-3/32 ROll Pins 1/2 long21. BOlt Spring-KW22. Spring Follower -CR23. Breech Plug-CN24. Breech Plug Screw-I/4 2825. Rece iver -D.O. M. Mechanical Tube

26. Barrel-Select 311 Botto. Groove21. Barrel Screw-I/'! 28

28. Trigger Housing-I by 1 1/8 by 1/8 Rectangul.ar Tube29. Trigger Housing Haunting BlOCk Rear-CR30 . Trigger Housing Haunting BloCk Front-CR31 . Trigger Housing Screws-IO-3232 . Trigger Guard-CR33 . Trigger-CR34. Trigger Fr• • • B l o c ~ - C R 35. Trigger Stop Screw Adjust-IO -32 by 1/236. Trigger Stop Screw Setnut-IO-3237. Trigger Pivot Pin-Dovel Pin 1/8 by 138. E-Clip Spacers39_ ~ r i g g e r Sprlng-Tor.lon-HW40 . Full Auto Sear Trip_Ol



PARTS LIST (CaNT.)

52. Ta nK Mount Sh ad e r

53. Tank Houn t - CR

54. Tank Mount a r ing - 3 / ~ X 9/16 X 3/32

55. Tank Mount To Fi r ing Valve Fi t t ings56. Air l ine - 1/4 X 3 /16 Tu be57 . Tan!!:

58. Tank Va lve - CR

59. Tan !!: Valve a r ing

60. Tan!\: Va lv e Body - CR

61. Rell r Grip Body - CR

62. Rear Gr ips - Pla s t i c63 . F.to nt G d p Body - CR

64. F.tont G d p Bo dy Ring - Tube65 . F.ton t G d p Body S t n p - CR

66 . F.tont Grips - Pl a s t i c67. G d p Screws Ma le & Female68. Hagazine - CR

69. Magazine Reill .t Pl a t e - CR

70 . Magaz in e Bu ll e t Ho l der s L ef t & Right - 0171 . Mag az in e Fol lower - Pla s t i c72. MlI9 il1zine Fol lo wer Sp r in g _ HW

CALIBER CH ANGE FOR MU LA to sho o t s i m i u r b a l l i s t i c bu l l e t s . Se l e c t

te lescop i c D.O.H. tu bes to r rece ive r . bo l t and s t r i k e r ass e mb ly .;}for these appr ox. weigh ts . B o l t we i gh t '-" to . X bUl le t w ~ i g h t < ' " " 7 l ' X (var ies wi th b a r r e l l eng th . ) S t d k e r assembly 85" of b o l t weight .Cross sec t i o n are a through t i r i ng valve and ita o r i t i c e shou l dequal -'J c ross s ec t i o n o f bore . Try to k eep lengths a·pprox. th e

same, however lay th e a c t i on ou t to a l lo w to r a change in the d is

t ance th e b o l t 1II0ves be fore th e 0 r in 'ij" reaches th e load i ng po r t ,i t shOUld be approx. 2. 4 X bore cH ao Al so inc r e as e & decrease

s t r i k e r s p r i ng t ens ion with ho r e c ross section.

RAW MATERIAL KITS - co n s i s t s at th e lIIe t a lS & tubes to be machi ne dwith one s tamped l 'Iagazine , l ess ba r r e L tII.nk, sp r ing s . e c t . $7 5.66

COMPLETE MACHINED KITS - unassembled f i r eab le gun. l e ss g r ip sc u lp -tu r i ng, ex te r io r f i n i sh , ~ n d tank. - P.O.H.

MAGAZINES - Stamped blanks .$7.50 - Complete magazine $59 10 F.o.fC

BULLET HOLDS - 2 cav i ty Ly man 85 g r . . 11 $45 . 00 _ 2 cav i t y Lee10 0 !iiI' . . 11 $30.00



HOW THE GUN WORKS

This gun is a basic blow back system designed to operate (rom

tl1c peak pressure o( a pre_pumped detachable tank of appro:x. 100

cuhic in . capaci ty vhich is the shoulder stock.The gun has a 30 round detachable magazine tha t when i t snal;lS

in the magazine housing releases a l l i t s bul le ts to flov ( ree lyinto the loading port . The bul le t mold was se lec ted to cas t aI in 40 parts t in bUllet , tha t would s t r i p 0(( each other vith_out hanging up.

Pressure drops Slight ly from shot to shot . but the valve tendsto compensate for i t sOme. as the valve is harder to s t r ike opena t higher pressure and l e t s more a ir out at lover pressure. Agood polish of receiver tube ID., bol t & s t r iker are very important because i t t a ~ e s over a 150 lb . blov to open the f i r ing valve,vhich has to recock on momentUm o f th e bol t .

Manual cocking i s done by (arcing the cocking pin on the s t r ikerinto the bol t so i t v i I I come back with the s t r ike r , Upon le t t inggo, the sear holds the s t r ike r , the cocking pin spring releasesthe bol t , l e t t ing it pick a bul le t out of the loading port shovingi t in to the f ir ing chamber past th e a i r i n l e t from the ( i r ingvalve. The bol t being in the proper place (o r ( i r ing al lovs the

disconnector to come forvard by going in to the smal l of ( - se t s lo tin the bottom a t the bol t body. This l e t s the dlsconnector pulldown the sear upon pull ing the t r igge r l e t t ing the s t r i ~ e r h it thef ir ing valve. In the t ir!Jt stage of the t r igger the s t r ike r fol -

lover will reca l l vi th the bOlt and b i t the disconnector releasingthe sear , vhich b l l s h e s semi-auto ( i r e , as you p u l l a n down tothe next s t ~ g e the auto s e ~ r t r ip comes up to t r ip the sear forthe next shot vhen the bol t c o ~ e s h o ~ e .

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CONSTRUCTION TIPS

,Dri l l ing the f i r ing valve ou t l e t i s done a t t er welding it to the

rece iver . F i r s t place bar re l 11'1 rece iver in proper place . Dri l l

and tap 1/4-28 h o l e 1/2 inch trom t ron t a t rece iver on th e bottom.ins ta l l al len sc re w t o hold in place . Next mil l out loading por t

and d r i l l vent hole s . Roll rece iver 90 degrees and put 3 /4 reundbottem greeve 1/16 deep te r f i r ing v<llve body. yeu also cu t 3/4reund through ba r r e l shoulder a t same tillle. Nev pes i t ion <lnd d r i l l7/32 hole te r a i r i n l e t in re ce ive r an d h<llfv<lY through ba r r e l <It

Slime t i l .e . Pul l out bar re l and in sa . e se t t ing d r i l l on th r oughrece iver . Next l i ne up t i r ing valve body and veld In place 3/4Inch velds top <lnd bo t tom. Be c <lref ul not te weld to c l e se tethreads . Nell f i r ing valve can be dr i l l ed through re ce iver s 7/32hOles. Nex t screw f i r ing valve holding area on t i gh t and loc<ltehole for 1/8 NPT in the end e t holding area so t h a t it i s down.

This hole plullls t e t he t<lnk mount wi th 90 deg re e 1/8 NPT to 1/4brake l ine f i t t i n g .

H8king b o l t s t a r t with 3 /4 s tec k and locate lIhere l a rge d ia . i s .cu t th i s area devn .020 on l a the then build ~ c k up wi th br llesover s ize ( appr ox . t en- theusandths . ) Turn down and pol ish .002under receiver tube ID. Then f in i sh bo l t dilllenlJien. Cut 0 r in ggroeve with 1/16 wide cu t t e r with a nos e radius of 1/32 go .060deep .

Trigger housing i s made ou t of rectangulllr tube with tep mil led

o f t lind cu t te dimension. The f ren t meunt ( p .. r t 30 ) i"l welded 11'1

plllCe. f lush with the f r e n t , with radius up. The rea r ""aunt screwsunder receiver a t 9 3/16 & 9 11/16 lIitl1 two sl10uldered 10_32 screwswith f ron t ""ount 1n place . put in f ron t sc rev. t h i s v i I I l eca te

10-32 he le inside o f rea r lIIOunt through oJ 10 hole in t r i gge r hous in g.

Stu dy t r igger lind sear asselllbly befere cu t t ing ou t . HlInd tit toyour gu n the re l a t ionsh ip between the hook on the dlscennec te r withthe sea r . a lso the .. u te - sea r t r i p with tlle bol t . If the disconnecto r swings do wn to ta r before it hi t s t.he sear , j u s t as th e sellr i sgoing te catch the s t r i k e r ..ssembly. the dovnvllrd 1II0velllent of th edisconnec to r wil l knock t he sear down. no t catching the i ~ e r thus al lowing th e s t l ' ike r to be 5lowed dQ"n by the bol t s tunct ion



CONSTRUCTION TIPS (CONT.)

The sear is held in place by a 3/16 dowel peessed In the t r iggeehousing vith 1/4 inch long spacer holding it on i t s half of centoe l ine . A tors ion spring vraps around the spacer lIIade of .041music wire with a 1 3/8 inch leg on the outside with a 90 dogeeebend 3/8 l ong, On the f loo r a t the t r igger housing. On it's

thied revOlution coming up, at approx. 90 degrees i t extends 1 5/16vith a U shaped cup 90 degrees away from the ca l l to hook underthe sear .

The disconnector pivots on a dowel pressed In the t r igger frameblock, lIttee the full-auto sear has s l id On cen te r l ine with th esear . I t ' s spring torsion that vraps around 1/8 dovel that thedlsconnector pivots on. I t ' s lIIado a t .026 music vire vi th a 9/16leg on the outside with a 90 degree bend 1/8 long leg. I t goesin the t iny hO l e in the t r igger fnme blOCk. After i t s th i rd revOlution coming up a t approx. 90 degrees I t extends 7/16 f rom centerof coi l s with a U shaped hook away from the ca l l s to go into thedisconnector .

The t r igger pivots on a 1/6 by 1 dove I pin peessed into the t r i g -ger housing. Trlggee spring tara io n vr aps around i t s pivot pin on

the l e t t side. It is Dlade o t .04\ music vire " i th a 1 inch leg onthe outside wi th a 90 degree bend 3/8 long leg on the f loor of thet r igger housing. Aftee i t s 1st revolution i t comes around 300 degrees and extends .700 with a U shaped cup, 90 degrees away fromcoi l to hOOK under thin paction of t r igger frame block.



CONSTRUCTION TIPS (CONT. )

The fo l lowing spr ings w ~ r e wound around th ere pin s i zes in av ise , as t i gh t as poss ib le . Th ey were forilled with p l i e r s and

baked in t he oven a t 550 degrees to 625 fo r 35 to 45 lUinutes.Compression sp r ings vere s t r etched arou nd a ..andreI . The lead

screw was se t fo r the p i t c h . made vi th closed and ground ends.then baked in oven.

The magazine s pr ing vas s t r e t ched around an oval bar 1/4 in .by 1/2 in . about 14 in . long a t 1/4 pi tch vound o ff by hand.

then r e s e t by han d wi th smal l p l i e r s and b a k e d ~ Note; Springv i I I c rawl forward in oven.

The magazine was made by mil l ing out a punCh and dye v i th a3/8 round en d .. ill and a 5/32 r ad ius corner rounding mi l l . Afte rformed. spot braze tog e the r , and a 5/16 button forced th r ough it

\ l i th shims to insure proper in s ide d ia . a .4 00 by 1/8 notcheswere cu t in the s i d e s o f the opening fo r the lugs on th e bu l l e t

holders to reccess in , then b raze on bul l e t hOlders 1 in . backtram end. Allov a little c learanc e then hea t to deep r ed ( not

br igh t . ) Dip in o i l then draw back to spring hard . Hake ca tchassembly as shOwn in magazine fo l lover , put spring in , then fO l -lo ve r . This magazine w i l l hold lead al lay bu l l e t s vh i le loadingand handling. When magazine locks in magazine housing th e receiv-

er spreads the bUl le t hOlders , l e t t ing the bu l l e t s flow t r ee ly in -

t o loading por t . The m(!lgazine catch i s cu t in to magazine by put -

t ing l ayou t b lue o r black magic ..arker on . agaz in e s l id ing it inmagazine housing. Th e maga z ine re lease v i I I sc r a tc h the b lue andshov wh e re to c u t re t a in ing groove. '

Tan'" se le ct ion i s importan t . Be care fu l in f ind ing o r bui ld inga tank . that it 10'111 handle th e p ressure . You may pressure t e s t atank with a po r t_a_power pump to 1000 over pressure requi r ed . ThisWOUld be the s afe s t way. No t e par t 53 th llt veldl); to t r i gge r hous -i ng i s . i l l e d o f t a t an angle , so the tank v i I I c le a r the re ce ive r

approJ<. II 10 degree angle . Ou r tank wa s 3 5/16 in . d ia . by 13 3/8long vi th 1/2 NPT f i t t i ng . It u s i ng a d i f fe ren t s ize tank checklayout for c lea rance and ad jus t angle fo r f i t .

Tunning th e weapon i s done by adjus t ing the s pring t ens ion on the

s t r i ke r , a t the br e ech b l o c ~ in th e rea r of the rece iver . wh i l emainti"lning j u s t enough sp r i ng t ens io n to force th e bo l t home. (Shim-ing the inllide b o l t spring ..ay be neccesary. ) Lowe r pre ssure s mayrequi re vinding a s o f t e r s t r i ker sp r i ng.

The t i r i ng V(!llve s t em prot rus ion d is tance i s c r i t i c a l , it it i sto shor t it wil l not l e t out enough a t r . I f it i s to long it wil l



PRESSURE & PERfORMANCE

Ther . lire lIIany sources of a i r . Dive shops. dive rs tankS, sl:'Ial lDC compressors frolll roilitary surplus. a i rc ra f t s t r u t pumps andshop bui l t hand and IIIOtor driven, two & three stage pumps.

A good s ta r t ing pressure is 3000 Ibs . , although I a lii sure thegun " i l l operate as 10" as 1000 lbs . with some tuning. Keep inmind tha t l iquid C02 i s 1000 Ibs. a t 83 degrees , and as l ong ast here is a l iquid port ion in the tanK the pressure would remainthe same a t tha t temperature. This would give severa l hundr edshots per tank and it COUld be f i l l ed from a f i re extingui sher .

Our veloci ty formula is V a ~ . Take the cross sec t ion Of the.311 bore (.0759) by the a i r pressure ( 3000 ) ~ 2 2 7 7 x the t of100 gr. bUllets per lb . (701z15939 gives accelerat ion in g 'sX 32.2 513235.8 X twice the barre l length in fee t (4) ; ~ 2 " " " 2 " " " J J C . 7 2 equals 1432.B ideal Veloci ty.

Our goal ia to operate 70% e f f i r i en t which would give 1000 lps .

TROUBLE SHOOTING

I. Weapon Won't Recock

2.

A. To much spr ing tensionB. Weak s t r ike on valveC. St r ike r or bOlt aaselllbly binding

QuitsA.,.

Fir ing Atter Weak Second ShotSear not ca t ching s t r ike rSpring tension wrong

3. JammingA. Check a l l ig nmen t of magazine to loading por tB. Spring to "eale: in magazineC. Bad bul le t designD. Bullet to sof t

E. Heed radius trolll loading port t o bore axia &. polished

4 . Semi-Auto Function Fai ls

A. Sear binding or lack of upward tensionB. Tr igger spr ing to weale:C. Disconnector to sear r el a t ionship off

,. Excessiv& Loading Por t PressureA. :;ear bind ina or lack of up"ard tensionB. Bullets t o hard





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With gun proh lbltfon staring us in the face . .l t 's nice to know you don't have to be

without protection. This gun was designed with the idea that any and al l guns could bI3

banned, ammo could be illegal or unavallalbe. That 's why we st rong ly urge you to have

the plans. To have the secur ity of knowing you can make a high powered automallc wi thhigh pressure air, and mold your own bullets. It Is a self·sufflcient alternative for home

protection" defense, and al so Inexpensive machine gun shootlllg and enjoyment.

This gun Is a basic blow back system designed to operate from a pre-pumped detach·able tank of approx. 100 cu. in capacity, which Is the shoulder stock. II ca n be ex tremely

powerful for 30 shots, or tuned down to 150 shots fo r shooting pleasure. Pressure drops

slightly from shot to shot, but our valve design tends to compensata fo r it . There aremany sources of air: dive shops, divers tanks, small DC compressors from military

surplus, air craft strut pumps and shop built hand and motor driven two and three stagepumps. LIquid C02 is 1000 Ibs. of pressure at 83 degrees, and as long as there Is a liquid

portion In the tank the pressu re would remain the same at 83 degrees. (Although 1000Ibs. o f pressure would be low fo r higher velocity's.) Th is would gIve several hundredshots per tank and It could be refilled from a fire extinguisher. The gun has a 30 round

detachable magazine, with a bullet mo ld selected to cast a 1 In 40 parts tin bullet. It is aselective fire with a two stage trlgger. The first stage Is seml·auto and the second stage

Is full·auto. This alternative weapon can be built on a lathe with a m illing attachmen tand basic shop tools, and will saw off a 2x4 at 25 yards I

Although the engineering has becn long in the making, we now have a totally new



PLANS OFFER:

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