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[PointBlank]

Although it does defeat the purpose of buying a pump action shotgun, This is still a very clean mod and props are definitely due. Good job.

[veginator]

Here is the original pullback shotty as promised:


And here is the the real reason I invented it and a sneak preview of whats to come

[A side of nerf]

That paint turned out good!
I linked those pictures in the first post.

[flyingchicken]

I dig that paintjob, but no more 2k's?
A splitfire? That idea's not overused...

Edited by flyingchicken, 27 June 2009 - 03:44 PM.

[veginator]

I dig that paintjob, but no more 2k's?
A splitfire? Very mysterious.

What do you mean mysterious? What does everyone do with a splitfire? Its not that hard if you think about it.

[flyingchicken]

I dig that paintjob, but no more 2k's?
A splitfire? Very mysterious.

What do you mean mysterious? What does everyone do with a splitfire? Its not that hard if you think about it.

Well, yeah, but still...

[veginator]

Get ready for the shotty guru.

Edited by veginator, 04 June 2009 - 07:41 PM.

[Royal Massacre]

I'm really not into this because im not a body builder and that doesn't look to pleasent to pull back

[veginator]

I'm really not into this because im not a body builder and that doesn't look to pleasent to pull back

Well neither am I but it is easier to prime. Why do you think the most powerful nerf guns ,like the crossbow and plus bow, are pullback.

[veginator]

It doesn't look that way to me at all. Maybe you can supply more examples?

The +bow is pullback because it's an intentional homage to the crossbow.
The Ultimator, XXL Bazooka, Maximizer, MaxShot, and perhaps even the stronger versions of the PistolSplat are more powerful than a Crossbow. Certainly the ERTL Pump Shotgun, and possibly its Rapid-Fire sibling. None of those are pullback. What other powerful blasters are?

I see your point Bob. All these blasters, except the shotguns, provide quite a bit of leverage to compress or extend a godly spring. Perhaps you could come up with a lever system for the PAS to compress three +bow springs.

I believe it is easier to use a pull back than pump action, because the muscles in your arm have more leverage your arm is at a 90 degree angle than out stretched.

Edited by veginator, 06 June 2009 - 01:48 PM.