Hello again! Anyway, I'm looking into doing a really good brass-breeched, super-powered longshot that gets about 80 feet flat. I am kind of new to advanced modding so I was wondering EXACTLY what spring I should buy for this range and what reinforcement (if any) do I need to do to the plunger head besides the brass and hotglue in the front of the plunger tube in the black piece. If anyone who knows springs from McMaster-Carr really well (because thats who im going to buy from), please contact me with your expert advise! Thanks again!
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Longshot Upgrade Spring Help
Just trying to get the right one
Started by Silent Sniper 529, Oct 25 2012 09:51 AM
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 10:43 AM
I'm no expert, but I believe a k18 or a k11 might do the trick, cut down of course. Again, I am just speaking from experience with similar blasters, and have not actually done this to a longshot.
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 11:06 AM
'hamoidar', on 25 Oct 2012 - 3:43 PM, said:
Thanks for the input but I was thinking something like a k-25 or k-26.I'm no expert, but I believe a k18 or a k11 might do the trick, cut down of course. Again, I am just speaking from experience with similar blasters, and have not actually done this to a longshot.
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Posted 25 October 2012 - 11:11 AM
If you were already thinking something, then what was the point of this thread?
Stop making advice threads guys.
Stop making advice threads guys.
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