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[Tornado13]

Hey I am just wondering what is a DT3 Spring? Berfore I get flamed like crazy and then get the "9,999 Day Special" I searched the site and got nothing. I am just wondering because I am modding some guns and wondering if it would be a good spring for a spring replacement. Thanks for the help. (If I get some...)

[oodalumps]

http://nerfhq.com/wi...x.php?title=DT3

A spring from that gun.

[Tornado13]

Thanks a lot! Also if anyone can copmare it to the power of a commonly used spring?

[Lynx]

It is more powerful than a stock X-bow spring.

Give us SPECIFIC QUESTIONS.

Most people think: Common spring=What the fuck?

[Tornado13]

Sorry, Longshot, Nighfinder, BBB, DTB. More newer blasters because I havent been nerfing for that long.

[BustaDartInYOurAss]

Out of the four guns you have listed the DT3 spring is stronger then all of them.Although the BBB spring is somewhat compariable.Also, the DT3 spring is commonly used as a replacementspring for a crossbow.

-Bustadartinyourass-

[Lynx]

I just said that.

Anyways, for you, unless you already have one (a DT3 spring or a separate one you can buy), it is probably easier for you to get a Big Bad Bow and a replacement spring for your BBB.

The BBB can handle a more powerful spring. The Longshot or XBow with a BBB or DT3 spring is good. Then, put a replacement spring in the BBB or DT3 which can handle a stronger spring.

Edited by Lynx, 16 August 2008 - 03:34 AM.

[Lynx]

Maybe someone should work on a chart, of which blasters benefit from hand-me-down springs from which others.

Then it could get expanded by which blasters benefit from supplemental springs from which others, and which specific hardware store springs have what uses, and so on.

A Nerf blaster spring database, of sorts.

The knowledge is obviously out there.

Well, we could do that, or we could look at the modifications with springs that have been used.

By the way, does a WildFire spring work in a NiteFinder?

Edited by Lynx, 16 August 2008 - 03:08 PM.

[Blue]

Maybe someone should work on a chart, of which blasters benefit from hand-me-down springs from which others.

Then it could get expanded by which blasters benefit from supplemental springs from which others, and which specific hardware store springs have what uses, and so on.

A Nerf blaster spring database, of sorts.

The knowledge is obviously out there.

Or someone could make a chart showing what the common abbreviations for nerf guns and places mean. It took me awhile to figure out TRU meant Toys R Us.