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[lambchop]

I was curious if anyone has ever used this foam I dont want to waste my money so help would help.

Edited by lambchop, 22 March 2009 - 07:18 PM.

[Ro-Sham-Bo]

I've never used that particular type of foam. I do have a useful comment. In this context, the word you are looking for is, waste. Not waist as you said. Not much but, slightly annoying.

[lambchop]

Thanks for pointing that out.

[SwiFTNerF]

Ok. You got to stop making new useless threads about random backer rods. There are other threads you can post it under or search. Most likely, if its not on here, it has not been tried.

http://nerfhaven.com...c=13619&hl=foam

[lambchop]

This foam is on the fbr directory. I am curious if it is any good.

[Icespartan 1114]

This foam is on the fbr directory. I am curious if it is any good.

Ever use Mile High foam. Its the same stuff. I have used it, its fine. Need a low temp hot glue gun though.

[lambchop]

Will it fit cpvc or sch 80 pvc?

[umpshaplapa]

This foam is on the fbr directory. I am curious if it is any good.

Ever use Mile High foam. Its the same stuff. I have used it, its fine. Need a low temp hot glue gun though.

You can use a medium temp glue gun as well. You might just be holding the tip in to long.

[the nerfboy 8727]

Will it fit cpvc or sch 80 pvc?

Yeah i think so.

[Salmon]

Will it fit cpvc or sch 80 pvc?

Yeah i think so.

CPVC? Yeah, right. Not gonna happen without some major stretching. In Sch. 80 PVC, it seems a little loose, though I don't really have much experience with that type of barrel material. For spring-powered blasters, try PETG, or 9/16" brass with either tightening rings at the back, or a little bit of 17/32" brass nested. The PETG has an almost perfect fit, a tad bit tight, but excellent for a spring gun. I mean, you don't have to twist the dart, but it certainly isn't like it slips in. 9/16 brass has an absolutely perfect fit, but it's a tiny bit too loose for a springer. Tightening rings or nested 17/32 solves that. Which one to use is your choice. Tightening rings are less consistent, but you have to twist the dart in if you nest 17/32" brass in there.
Hope this will be of some assistance to you! Welcome to the 'Haven.
~Salmon

Edited by Salmon, 20 April 2009 - 08:54 PM.

[Foamfoot]

I have this, it's terrible. The darts are not durable at all. They don't go very far, and the foam is about as tight as (overtly sexual comment here) in pretty much every barrel you put it in. It's awful, I end up losing most darts after one shot with a med/high-powered gun.

Edit: But hell, maybe I just got a really bad batch.

Edited by Foamfoot, 20 April 2009 - 09:04 PM.

[CoasterDynamix757]

^ My batch sucked monkey balls too.

Edited by CoasterDynamix757, 20 April 2009 - 09:18 PM.

[umpshaplapa]

I have this, it's terrible. The darts are not durable at all. They don't go very far, and the foam is about as tight as (overtly sexual comment here) in pretty much every barrel you put it in. It's awful, I end up losing most darts after one shot with a med/high-powered gun.

Edit: But hell, maybe I just got a really bad batch.

I don't think this is MH foam then. I use MH foam from heriticorp, and my darts stay together fine; as long as you don't shoot your walls from close range.

[VACC]

I was curious if anyone has ever used this foam I dont want to waste my money so help would help.

I warned you in the last foam topic you started. No more warning will be issued. Please find the topic we already have discussing different types of FBR.