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[Arius]

I think I saw a post in the archives regarding this gun but it was more of a "have you seen this" type thing.

http://www.amazon.co...s/dp/B002DDZ94E

That gun has the same type set up as a tradition crossbow, where in the barrel is above the plane of the plunger, but the plunger is cocked the opposite way, (i.e away from the user, not towards)

So, does anyone know if it can be fixed for a lack of a better word.

[Shwanky]

I think I saw a post in the archives regarding this gun but it was more of a "have you seen this" type thing.

http://www.amazon.co...s/dp/B002DDZ94E

That gun has the same type set up as a tradition crossbow, where in the barrel is above the plane of the plunger, but the plunger is cocked the opposite way, (i.e away from the user, not towards)

So, does anyone know if it can be fixed for a lack of a better word.

Do you mean "fixed" as in, if it would be possible to make it into a crossbow replica?

I'm really hoping you can twist that pump handle, otherwise I doubt it gets past the handle.

Edited by Shwanky, 10 July 2009 - 09:42 PM.

[SonReeceSonJensen]

Buy it, open it, take pics, make yourself legend.

Thus endeth the lesson.

[Banshee]

Here's my two cents. The gun is not a spring gun, its a pump gun. the pump is in the front. Judging by the design from the outside I guessing the internals are very similar to this. I picked one up at a Goodwill some months ago and its completely helpless. With a new barrel, at 150 pumps it fires about 40 feet. That's a total guess, but it's my guess. If I were you I'd just spend the money on a PAS. It gets better ranges than most crossbows anyways.

Edited by Banshee, 10 July 2009 - 11:59 PM.