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[Sacapuntas Cabesa]

Ok, this is just a copy and paste of my post on NC. Hope you enjoy.

These are some of my guns. They are cool. I hope you think so, too.


This is a year old, but we keep improving it. It isn't very war effective, but you can shoot pretty much anything out of it.



This is our most heavily modded BBB. The whole front of the gun was cut off and using epoxy putty, we attached a coupler to allow "shells" to be attached and removed easily. The shells are just short PVC barrels. A longer barrel can be attached for long range firing. Above the barrel a maglite can be attached, and a removable stock that can hold the shells is in the back.



This is one of our 2 homemade rifles. It has an extremely nice breach that is much like the one shown on NH, except the foam is wrapped around the whole barrel length.



As you can see, it has a detachable under-barrel gun. It is usually filled with multiple darts for a close range shotgun effect.



This is an EAB shotgun. Instead of a barrel, we have a system that uses chain links as shotgun shells. This is the same system found on our SS2 shotgun that was posted a while ago.

Well, that's it for now. I'll try to get some pics of our other homemade. It uses a crutch as a frame, and works wonderfully.

Props to Sandman and Forum-125 for resizing and hosting these pics for me.

[silent mercenary]

snazzy, i like the tacticle light on the BBB. but isn't the stock on it a tad too big - just an opinion

[Sacapuntas Cabesa]

You'd think that, but it's just right. Although I DO have long arms...

[Diablo]

Those look very cool, some very nice homemades.
I have one question though, what exactly did you do to the EAB? How do you use a chain with shells?

[NerfManiac]

Is the first home made a mortar of some sort?

[Sacapuntas Cabesa]

It's more of a bazooka. Direct fire weapon. We've fired bouncy balls out of it down the street. Insanity. Of course, my friend made a cannon that has two 3" PVC tanks, each near 2' long. He has an air compressor to fill it up, and a bunch of valves to fire one tank at a time, or both. It's just for show, of course, and for shooting golf balls farther than you can hit them.

As for the EAB, chain links are what we used to use back in the day for replacing crappy barrels. Just links of Chainblazer chain cut up. The "shells" fit into some PVC (can't remember what size), and butt up to an O-Ring of some sort to make a seal with the rest of the gun. It's not a very effective set up, but it's cool nonetheless.