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Edited by nerfnrg, 15 April 2009 - 06:34 PM.
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Posted 15 April 2009 - 07:34 PM
You really should have searched but here you go...
http://nerfhaven.com...opic=12813&st=0
It is actually part of an integration with a BBBB, but it has petg barrel replacement.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 07:46 PM
I tried that, and it works really well, very interesting way of replacing barrels, I think I'll do that on my other DTB.I actually found a far more simple method than the one used in that writeup for re-barreling with PETG. Simply take a 1" piece of 17/32" brass, and glue it in one of the barrel stubs on the main part of the turret (the parts that hereticorp sanded off in his writeup). Repeat this for each of the barrels. Then, glue the PETG barrels on over the 17/32" This allows for perfectly straight barrels, and they're easy to put on. I will have a more detailed writeup if I ever get around to it, but simply put, use an inch of 17/32 to make a joint between the PETG and the stock turret barrel stubs.
Edited by wing'd man, 15 April 2009 - 07:55 PM.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 08:17 PM
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
another oneI tried that, and it works really well, very interesting way of replacing barrels, I think I'll do that on my other DTB.I actually found a far more simple method than the one used in that writeup for re-barreling with PETG. Simply take a 1" piece of 17/32" brass, and glue it in one of the barrel stubs on the main part of the turret (the parts that hereticorp sanded off in his writeup). Repeat this for each of the barrels. Then, glue the PETG barrels on over the 17/32" This allows for perfectly straight barrels, and they're easy to put on. I will have a more detailed writeup if I ever get around to it, but simply put, use an inch of 17/32 to make a joint between the PETG and the stock turret barrel stubs.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 08:42 PM
I actually put a sharpie under the part I intend to cut on the PETG, then use brass cutters (the $3 ones) to cut the PETG. Perfect cut.Tsk, tsk, tsk.
another oneI tried that, and it works really well, very interesting way of replacing barrels, I think I'll do that on my other DTB.I actually found a far more simple method than the one used in that writeup for re-barreling with PETG. Simply take a 1" piece of 17/32" brass, and glue it in one of the barrel stubs on the main part of the turret (the parts that hereticorp sanded off in his writeup). Repeat this for each of the barrels. Then, glue the PETG barrels on over the 17/32" This allows for perfectly straight barrels, and they're easy to put on. I will have a more detailed writeup if I ever get around to it, but simply put, use an inch of 17/32 to make a joint between the PETG and the stock turret barrel stubs.
Yeah, I do like it. It's a lot easier too. I wasn't sure if anyone had done it before me. Unfortunately, when I did it, it was when I used scissors to cut my PETG, so the edges are pinched a bit.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 08:55 PM
Posted 15 April 2009 - 09:28 PM
Yeah, I do like it. It's a lot easier too. I wasn't sure if anyone had done it before me. Unfortunately, when I did it, it was when I used scissors to cut my PETG, so the edges are pinched a bit.
Posted 16 April 2009 - 04:09 PM
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