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[LastManAlive]

What I can't wait for is an over-under shotgun. I liked the double shot, but I recently saw a sawed off over-under on display of weapons used during crimes at a trip to police academy for photography class (it's a field trip on 'CSI' type photos as the techer said to the principle and it gave me this idea.

Not only did it look more badass than a side-by-side shotgun, but it looked way more consealable. It would fit into the theme of skete very easily. Maybe I am just wrong.

[Grenado]

you're right, an over-and-under shotgun would be sexy. I like longer barrels with somewhat good RoF.

[elf avec gun]

I think that the gun they include with it is kinda ugly... even (dare I say) buzz-bee-ish!
It's like a nightfinder with a downsized plunger shaft that was stuck into a scout body. It's despicable! and unless they have a seriously hardcore original-NF quality spring and barely any AR's in it, the thing isn't going to work.

[Cmdrmack]

I don't know, it looks pretty good to me, I don't see where the downsized plunger observation comes from. I'm looking forward to it to be honest.

[Grenado]

elf_avec_gun, on Feb 16 2007, 12:33 PM, said:

I think that the gun they include with it is kinda ugly... even (dare I say) buzz-bee-ish!
It's like a nightfinder with a downsized plunger shaft that was stuck into a scout body. It's despicable! and unless they have a seriously hardcore original-NF quality spring and barely any AR's in it, the thing isn't going to work.

Dear God, I think you're right! Who skeet-shoots with a pistol anyway?

[Meaker VI]

Retiate, on Feb 9 2007, 09:20 PM, said:

I'm not exactly sure how these skeet shooters work, but it looks like you press a button, and disks shoot out? If that's just a regular NF with ammo holders, then you'll only get one shot off before all the disks fly out, pretty much useless.

Regular skeet shooting involves flinging a disk and shooting it down, the only reason you'd need more than one shot is if you missed the first time.

[Grenado]

Still, skeet shooting with a pistol? For real skeet shooting, the disks I use can't be broken with a 20 gauge (all right, I know 20 gauges are very weak). Meaker, some people, like me, like to try to shoot down 2 or 3 disks at a time.

Edited by Grenado, 19 February 2007 - 01:34 PM.

[AssassinNF]

It just looks like a fancy and overly expensive tech target with a bastardized nite-finder thrown in. Just another one of Hasbro's pathetic attempts to get us to shoot targets instead of people.

This will be a sad year for Nerf if that's all they're releasing. I might have to go into nerf hibernation.

[nerfnerd88]

It looks like a nerf style of clay piggons or however you spell it. you cock use the remote to activate it and the disk pops up and you shoot the disk with your gun. Its that simple.

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

This topic was over three months old, and did not need to be revived for your post, which included no new or useful information.

[terrapin93]

If it truly is a wireless electronic disc shooter, you could potentially wire up the remote control wires to the Tommy 20 electronics. That would make it a placeable twenty-shot defense turret. To do this, you could possibly take the wires that come off of the disc shooter, and solder it into the Tommy 20. That would be AWESOME!!!

[Prometheus]

Good luck getting the right power to it, you might need a couple of resistors to prevent too high of a current, and it would take some serious destruction/modding of the skeet shooter.

[Gengar003]

You could also use almost any cheapo remote-control car's internals... the ones that have a gun-shaped controller, with a trigger to go, and a wheel on the side to steer. Just hook the power to the car's motor up to the tommy 20's battery area. Then, bonus, you've got a trigger-shaped trigger for activating it.

The tommy 20 runs on 3 "AA" batteries, or 4.5 volts.

[Prometheus]

Gengar003, on May 31 2007, 05:55 PM, said:

You could also use almost any cheapo remote-control car's internals... the ones that have a gun-shaped controller, with a trigger to go, and a wheel on the side to steer. Just hook the power to the car's motor up to the tommy 20's battery area. Then, bonus, you've got a trigger-shaped trigger for activating it.

The tommy 20 runs on 3 "AA" batteries, or 4.5 volts.

Still a lengthy and difficult mod. Someone on here had a small tank they made, and it was to hold a gun of some sorts, and be able to remotely fire... But if you think it's possible, go for it. A working prototype would probably sell pretty good if you're after some investment return.