Pump PMI Piranha

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  • capitalpaintball
    Bunker Buster
    • Jul 2020
    • 298
    • Coventry, Rhode Island

    #1

    Pump PMI Piranha

    In my quest to pump as many semis as possible, I wanted to do a Piranha. They never really took off in my area. As a semi it had a lot of nice features that should have made it more popular then Spyders.
    this is an early model but has a beautiful anno. I had wanted to get a vert feed but this one came with the single trigger frame, gas thru, and bottom line making it ideal for pump. Not bad for $40
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  • Calvin
    Old n' Quick
    • Sep 2025
    • 416
    • Home of the National Champion IU Hoosiers!!!

    #2
    That looks really good! How smoothe is the pump stroke on one of those?

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    • capitalpaintball
      capitalpaintball commented
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      video wont load. it has a cocker feel. very smooth with a return spring in the pump.
  • Jimmydee
    🇨🇦 ehh
    • Jul 2020
    • 473
    • Alberta Canada, eh

    #3
    This is cool! Nice work

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    • Heavy_D
      SpaceCadet
      • Jun 2024
      • 329
      • Alberta, Canada

      #4
      A "Pirump" sick! Jw'd, Is the pump guide rod custom made, or what kit happens to work on the Piranha front block?
      -Team Silver Creek United-

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      • capitalpaintball
        capitalpaintball commented
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        The pump guide is custom built, I would have rather had a lp chamber on the front to work with but the early Piranhas didnt come with it.
        the pump rod was a piece of round stock that i cut, threaded and bent to fit. also replaced the rear cocking handle to a solid bar stock and tapped a thumb screw for field stripping.

      • Jimmydee
        Jimmydee commented
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        Do it… if you build the they will come
    • Cal440
      MCB Member
      • Nov 2022
      • 263
      • Michigan

      #5
      Looks great, did you use the cut a groove in the hammer method?

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      • capitalpaintball
        capitalpaintball commented
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        grooved the hammer and changed the valve pin to a solid shaft.
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