would it be possible to install a sight on a ball valve gun?
if so could you tell me what the best thing is to use for them???
thnx
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#1
Posted 26 October 2004 - 04:48 AM
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COREY
COREY
#2
Posted 26 October 2004 - 06:04 AM
It would not really be of any use except for getting a slight idea where the dart might go, or for scouting.
Slapping a scope onto a Homemade nerf gun like that would sort of be pointless due to the lack of power, range and precise accuracy in a Nerf gun. It would be, however, ok to put sights on a gun as such. Unless you have complete control over the movements of a ball valve like that to be accurate enough, don't even bother putting a scope onto it. Although it looks cool, it provides no use.
Though, personally, I use a 2x zoom telescoping...telescope on some of my more accurate guns like my brassed NF's and, once, on my PC.
So, even though this post came upon myself, I hope it shows you something. Something that I can't see...
So really, all you need to do is use the SEARCH button and seek this sort of information which may have been discussed before.
And if you want to see something funny, but understand something at the same time, see this.
-TIG.
Slapping a scope onto a Homemade nerf gun like that would sort of be pointless due to the lack of power, range and precise accuracy in a Nerf gun. It would be, however, ok to put sights on a gun as such. Unless you have complete control over the movements of a ball valve like that to be accurate enough, don't even bother putting a scope onto it. Although it looks cool, it provides no use.
Though, personally, I use a 2x zoom telescoping...telescope on some of my more accurate guns like my brassed NF's and, once, on my PC.
So, even though this post came upon myself, I hope it shows you something. Something that I can't see...
So really, all you need to do is use the SEARCH button and seek this sort of information which may have been discussed before.
And if you want to see something funny, but understand something at the same time, see this.
-TIG.
Also active on NerfHQ as Tidge.
#3
Posted 26 October 2004 - 06:38 AM
my ball valve opens really smooth and hardly changes the angle of the gun
thats why i thought i could put a sight on it
would a thing off a disposible camera be any good?
and i did search for the topic of sigts and it came up with nothin
thats why i thought i could put a sight on it
would a thing off a disposible camera be any good?
and i did search for the topic of sigts and it came up with nothin
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COREY
COREY
#4
Posted 26 October 2004 - 04:11 PM
A sight and a scope I think are usually classified as two different things. A sight is a more general, while a scope usually has magnification. A sight you could put on, but I really don't see why you couldn't just look straight down the barrel. But if you INSIST on putting a sight on it, why not just use a piece of pvc or something?
And notorious, just a word of advice, please attempt to use capitalization and punctuation within your posts, it just makes life easier on those browsing the forums. And it's part of the Code of Conduct. Thanks.
~ompa
And notorious, just a word of advice, please attempt to use capitalization and punctuation within your posts, it just makes life easier on those browsing the forums. And it's part of the Code of Conduct. Thanks.
~ompa
Edited by ompa, 26 October 2004 - 04:12 PM.
#5
Posted 26 October 2004 - 05:39 PM
If you want a sight, just stick a peice of wire or something to the top of your gun or make a threaded scope. Be creative, you can use anything that works. If you want a scope, buy one.
In my opinion, however, I would not reccomend anything on a ball valve gun. If it is smal, it has got to be really awkward to turn the valve with your fave up to the butt of the gun.
In my opinion, however, I would not reccomend anything on a ball valve gun. If it is smal, it has got to be really awkward to turn the valve with your fave up to the butt of the gun.
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