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[Forsaken angel24]

Doesn't yours jump up when you shoot it?

A little bit, but so do all spring pistols.

I meant does it take you longer to type a full write up with pictures or to do this sort of video writeup.

I think this is faster, however it is one thing to modify and another to modify at a certain angle for the camera.

but due to technical difficulties and the on-site factor I still prefer images and text. Who does all the filming, since as far as I'm aware you only have two arms?

What technical difficulties?
Some of it was me setting it up in a position and the other times it was Raven.

[Green Riptide]

What technical difficulties?
Some of it was me setting it up in a position and the other times it was Raven.

Either way, for the most part you're very good with the filming aspects. The only shot that was questionable was the face-edited one
As for technical difficulties, my primary internet-access point is behind a public school filter, so youtube/myspace/etc. are blocked. I'm basically limited to what i can get to through proxies until I get home; more of a personal issue than a widespread thing, but I feel the other points still stand.

[CaptainSlug]

Yay! You finally broke down and bought a band saw? If so you could be using that to cut you barrels and springs to length.
But you still aren't using those screwdrivers I recommended?

Edited by CaptainSlug, 04 February 2008 - 01:12 AM.

[Kabuki]

That's a very nice modification, Angel! I like the new video method. I'm sure it takes less time to set up, considering you don't have to type everything in. I guess you need to have some video editing experience, though.

[venom213]

Great mod Angel. I got a Lock 'n Load last month at a Goodwill for $1. I just punched out the AR. I didn't cut the barrel or anything. I shoved a piece of CPVC down the stock barrel. I wanted to keep it in a condition that would allow me to do a better mod if I found one, which I think I did.

Edited by venom213, 04 February 2008 - 05:37 PM.

[Ccapogreca]

I'm surprised with the 56 feet though. I thought It would be more

No, 56' is pretty good for a L'n'L. The reason why they are so popular and awesome is because they look so real.
-Scotch

No your wrong, mine gets 85' consistantly. Angel, try using a chainblazer spring if you have one.
edit: yes I do know what I'm talking about, I own 4 lnls, 2 with a chainblazer spring.

Edited by Ccapogreca, 04 February 2008 - 09:26 PM.

[Dr Moose]

Yes, a chainblazer spring makes an incredible difference. Mine gets around 70' consistantly with a chainblazer spring, a little more with a good stefan.

[Ccapogreca]

Yes, a chainblazer spring makes an incredible difference. Mine gets around 70' consistantly with a chainblazer spring, a little more with a good stefan.

I know, what kind of barrel are you using?
Nerfmonkey called bs when I said I was getting those ranges, and he had never even tried it.

[Forsaken angel24]

I could always add bands to increase range if I choose. I really do not want this gun to last only one war though.

[VACC]

Getting bigger ranges out of it is not too difficult, as I'm sure FA realizes, but that's not the point. It is a fantastic sidearm, and its strength is precisely that. The moment you are using your LNL to attempt to shoot someone outside of 30 feet or so I really think it's time to figure out where the hell your primary got to. Yes, more power will make it more accurate at a shorter range, but the moment you sacrifice the ability to quickly and reliably muzzle load your side arm without the aid of a ramrod or blowing down the damn barrel is the moment you are taking a step away from the utility of the gun.

Ramrodding nerf guns; just say no.

VACC