Identify vector drum?

[Jtm35a2]

Watching this on gb. Thinking it’s a bit high. But if it’s the real deal (supposedly vector had these figured out), it would be a good base to study for making more

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1101129069

 

[amphibian]

That is a 'first' gen Vector drum using the copper tubing.
See my website: https://c3junkie.com/?page_id=498
'second' gen used the Swedish K practice rounds and the last version used shiny (maybe stainless) dummy rounds.

I have owned them all but none of my Vector drums could keep up with my Micro or closed bolt Mini cyclic rate of 1749 RPM. Only my C&S drum could do that. However, I think I may have seen some posts where someone may have gotten lucky with a Vector drum with a closed bolt Mini or Micro.

 

[mike]

I had one back in the day. I believe it was the second generation it ran perfect in my full size.

 

[Jtm35a2]

I’m wanting to feed a full size, possibly a mini with heavy bolt

 

[Jtm35a2]

That is a 'first' gen Vector drum using the copper tubing.
See my website: https://c3junkie.com/?page_id=498
'second' gen used the Swedish K practice rounds and the last version used shiny (maybe stainless) dummy rounds.

I have owned them all but none of my Vector drums could keep up with my Micro or closed bolt Mini cyclic rate of 1749 RPM. Only my C&S drum could do that. However, I think I may have seen some posts where someone may have gotten lucky with a Vector drum with a closed bolt Mini or Micro.

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