2D / 3D Animation Required: Technically Accurate Handgun Functionality Diagram Needed

Greetings! NOTE: A good knowledge of how firearms (specifically handguns) is essential for this project. These animation will be shown to experts in the handgun field, and ANY detail that is inaccurate will be very bad news. A video would much easier give you an idea of what I'm looking for , so here goes: This is almost exactly what I need: [login to view URL] However, I have a few changes outlined below, because this isn't exactly accurate (for example, the slide doesn't wait to begin cycling until after the bullet leaves the barrel - simple physics of course dictates that it begins cycling the moment the charge inside the bullet combusts.) I'll need THREE animations made like this: Final Deliverable #1) GLOCK 26 pistol. ([login to view URL]) Final Deliverable #2) Smith and Wesson (or any manufacture) j-frame revolver. (ie [login to view URL]) Final Deliverable #3) M1911 "commander" size pistol. (ie, [login to view URL]) I've provided YouTube samples for ALMOST exactly what I need - I just need to have my own made so that I can use them in a video I'm producing without asking for anyone's permission. However, again, these samples are EXACTLY what I need. Additional requirements will be: A) These are done in exactly the same style, so they all "feel" like they are from the same artist. B) DELIVERABLES should be: 1) A video (.mp4) showing the full working of the handgun: - For the pistols, a magazine should be inserted, the slide should be charged (putting a bullet in the chamber), and then the gun should fire, cycle, fire, cycle, until all the ammo is gone. The slide will of course lock back, then the magazine will be removed. At this point, the video could be seamlessly looped. NOTE: This doesn't even have to be 3D- 2D would work fine for both the G26 and 1911. - For the revolver, the animation will need to be 3D, because of the way cartridges are loaded into the cylinder. But once loaded, it can go to 2D from the side. When all 5 cartridges have been fired, the revolver will have to be brought back to 3D, showing the cylinder release lever being pushed, the cylinder popping out (with force pushing it from the opposite side), and the empty casings being pushed out using the push-rod in order to complete the animation loop. 2) Rather than have the bullets be shown whole, I'd like the brass casings to become "transparent" when they are loaded into the firing chamber, showing the bullet, powder, and primer. I'd like the primer to detonate when the firing pin strikes it, which ignites the powder, which sends the bullet flying out of the barrel. 3) "FORCE" should be indicated with a red arrow. So rather than having a ghost pull the trigger like the same videos, you'll have a red arrow appear, then move toward the trigger (or slide release lever, or cylinder release lever), THEN have the trigger (or lever) move. 4) I already described how i'd like each to work as an "infinite loop", but I only need one loop - I can repeat it if I need. 5) I'll need NO names or labels for any of the pieces. These will have voice overs, and I can add labels myself in Adobe Priemere if I need them. 6) These must look GOOD. Not bad. ;)