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[Chrysophylax]

Since this has been done before on a TTG, it's not too original, but I also wanted to test out my new camera.

Take a 3 in. peice of 17/32 K&S, and a 1/2 PVC coupler. Wrap brass in electrical tape and shove it in the coupler with 2 inches inside the coupler, like this kinda.



Then saw off the stock barrel up to the part of the barrel constriction. Shove the brass in there with a bit of electrical tape or glue.



You guys know the rest. I know every last one of you could draw the internals of a Lockerload from memory, so put it back together. Mine needed much filing, but a dremel could probably make short work of the job.

Then take PVC and 6 inches of 9/16 brass, and put the brass into the pvc.



Don't have ranges, as it's too cold to go outside and measure, but I think it's significantly better than the ordinary brass lockerload.



I stuck mine on a Max Shot for kicks.

Edited by Chrysophylax, 31 January 2004 - 12:12 PM.

[undeadtom]

why do you call it a lockERload? That sounds neat. but black duct tape doesn't look so good with those colors you may want to paint it (guns that is).

[neonerfer]

Considering I have a crayola barrel on a LNL with a ratchet blast spring, I should revamp it. What spring do you have in there? Range?

[Chrysophylax]

'Cause Lockerload sounds cooler than Lock 'n' Load. It's not black duct tape, it's silver duct tape with electrical tape over it. In yo' face.

I have the ordinary spring, 1 band. I don't know about the ranges, I'll get back to you on that one.