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#271024 Combat Arms
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on 01 April 2010 - 09:31 PM
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#261431 Selective Longshot Clip Removal Idea
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on 10 January 2010 - 08:58 PM
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Ok not too pick you apart or anything, but there is several small problems with this post.
-So1
PS- you are able to take the clip out whenever you like if you just remove the clip locking mech. Simple as that. No cutting required.
- this is kind of a concept thread, but is pretty comprehensive (in text), so there is more than a concept
- However, if you were to back this up with pictures, nobody could flame you or anything
-So1
PS- you are able to take the clip out whenever you like if you just remove the clip locking mech. Simple as that. No cutting required.
#261194 Nerf Facebook Group
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on 08 January 2010 - 05:04 PM
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I dunno, perhaps it's akin to buying a 70 inch Flat screen, and then attempting to add a bit more by buying a 15 inch TV from the 1970's. It doesn't make anything better.
To build off of foamfoot's words, if nerf were to escalate into a multinational hobby, it would get diluted, and would gain even more members who try to bash the touchy mil-sim aspect into our hobby.
-so1
To build off of foamfoot's words, if nerf were to escalate into a multinational hobby, it would get diluted, and would gain even more members who try to bash the touchy mil-sim aspect into our hobby.
-so1
#261140 Nerf Facebook Group
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on 07 January 2010 - 09:47 PM
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As interesting as this is, this really isn't a practical application for the Nerf Community. and while I respect this group's purpose for *fun*, I can't see any possible way this can expand the nerf audience or it's community.
#260680 Supermaxx 3000 Overhaul
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on 04 January 2010 - 05:37 PM
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You turned a relatively shitty blaster into a respectable primary. Props.
Very clean as well.
-So1
Very clean as well.
-So1
#260422 Wipeout (pistol Splat) Write-up
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on 02 January 2010 - 12:11 AM
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I *do* know this is some serious necromancing (nearly a year's worth), but I've taken some notice to the blaster's build, and have some info to share that doesn't deserve it's own topic.
-So1
- you can take out the spring in the plunger tube, but it is still safe to dry fire. Although not recommended, the plunger's length of extension (with the spring) falls short of the end of the PT by a good 3/4 inch
- when primed, the spring can extend for at least another half inch. How exactly this can be resolved, I'm not too sure of. However, a couple of pennies and/or a nut can fix this issue, adding slightly more power.
-So1
#260210 Cataclysm - Chicagoland War
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on 30 December 2009 - 08:44 PM
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Nerf Wars
Ditto Noodleonz's post. I *might* be able to, but many things can change...
#260069 Nite Finder With Hornet Tank Integration
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on 29 December 2009 - 11:24 AM
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A tad messy, but clever addition. Ranges?
Also, (forgive me if I am simply not seeing it) how do you trigger the tank? I'm not too experienced with hornets, seeing as how I horribly mutilated one in my mod history.
Also, (forgive me if I am simply not seeing it) how do you trigger the tank? I'm not too experienced with hornets, seeing as how I horribly mutilated one in my mod history.
#246433 Nerf Maverick Barrel Help
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on 10 August 2009 - 01:26 PM
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Holy Shit!! A triple post. Godspeed to you.
Anywho, the only solution to this new problem of yours is to replace the barrels. I'm sure that if you search around here you can find a nice barrel replacement write-up. Try the directory.
On a subtle note, though, try not to double post if you can avoid it. It's pretty annoying to the Administrators here and can really give them the wrong impression of you.
I hope I've helped and I hope you find a solution.
-So1
Anywho, the only solution to this new problem of yours is to replace the barrels. I'm sure that if you search around here you can find a nice barrel replacement write-up. Try the directory.
On a subtle note, though, try not to double post if you can avoid it. It's pretty annoying to the Administrators here and can really give them the wrong impression of you.
I hope I've helped and I hope you find a solution.
-So1
#244879 A Painting Question
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on 31 July 2009 - 11:56 AM
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I figured that this would be the righ place to ask this:
Where can I find Vinyl Dyes??
Where can I find Vinyl Dyes??
#244576 Why?
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on 29 July 2009 - 04:16 PM
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Please, keep rambling while I PM an Administrator.
#244114 Ram-rod Singled Vs. Breech Singled?
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on 27 July 2009 - 12:59 AM
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1. sorry to be counter-productive, but you seem to have a pre-disposition againtst the breech. In many of your previous comments, you have over-analyzed the possibility of a finger being lost in a breech system. If you are going to include a breech system on your blaster (which on it's own is a complex mechanism). then you would've probably strengthened (sp?) the catch as well.
2. On a slightly different note, and looking at this topic from a different angle, there is one definite advantage that the singled system has over the breech besides a seal or safety.
Cost.
It costs a lot less for 1.5 feet of cpvc or brass than to purchase one 1.5' length of 17/32 brass and one segment of 9/16 brass to create a breech. If you are low on cash, a singled system will shovel you the same poower as a breech system, but not the ROF (as heavily descripted above). However, sometimes the poor ROF the singled assembly has is outweighed by the money saved.
In conclusion, If you have the cash and the supplies, go for the breech. And if you are worried about the safety, simply take the precaution of strengthening (sp?) the catch. However, If you haven't the cash or supplies, go for the singled system.
Hope I've helped in your decision. Unless, of course, you just wanted to start an "A v.s. B" topic, in which case, you suck.
Sincerely,
So1, also active on Nerflovers.
2. On a slightly different note, and looking at this topic from a different angle, there is one definite advantage that the singled system has over the breech besides a seal or safety.
Cost.
It costs a lot less for 1.5 feet of cpvc or brass than to purchase one 1.5' length of 17/32 brass and one segment of 9/16 brass to create a breech. If you are low on cash, a singled system will shovel you the same poower as a breech system, but not the ROF (as heavily descripted above). However, sometimes the poor ROF the singled assembly has is outweighed by the money saved.
In conclusion, If you have the cash and the supplies, go for the breech. And if you are worried about the safety, simply take the precaution of strengthening (sp?) the catch. However, If you haven't the cash or supplies, go for the singled system.
Hope I've helped in your decision. Unless, of course, you just wanted to start an "A v.s. B" topic, in which case, you suck.
Sincerely,
So1, also active on Nerflovers.
#243832 Guess The Amount.
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on 25 July 2009 - 12:10 PM
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EDIT: OoOps...please disregard....the contest is over....
#241604 Modification and Paintjob Pictures
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on 12 July 2009 - 02:05 PM
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Here it goes... my first post...
oh and by the way, I used to be Puppy-§layer, but I was a forum whore then, and my ways have changed.
While I was gone:
And finally, I got clever. I cut little segments of 1/2 '' CPVC and hot glued them together (straight) to create a rack of 8 stefan holders to give it that shotgun feel.
What to call it???
The Javelin
going on sale soon atNerflovers.
oh and by the way, I used to be Puppy-§layer, but I was a forum whore then, and my ways have changed.
While I was gone:
And finally, I got clever. I cut little segments of 1/2 '' CPVC and hot glued them together (straight) to create a rack of 8 stefan holders to give it that shotgun feel.
What to call it???
The Javelin
going on sale soon atNerflovers.
