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[Forsaken angel24]

Just picked up a set at a Canadian TRU for $44.99 only to find it at Zellers for $34.99 the next day.

[Falcon]

So buy both! I've already got 2 sets...probably will get a 3rd soon, provided my stupid TRU restocks again.

[CaptainSlug]

Not available here yet. Probably won't hit store shelves until Tuesday.
I might get lazy and order it from Wal-mart.com just to see if it will get here before then.

Edited by CaptainSlug, 10 August 2007 - 11:32 PM.

[rockfordnerfer]

I picked up a set today and already got started on a Longshot integration. The barrels of the spidey tagger nested quite well over the stock longshot barrell. The pump will come out the front and the trigger will mount in the area where the tripod used to be. I'm hoping to not have to do any tube work with it, as it's layed out quite well, but we'll see.

[KBarker]

I cut the hoses off and hot glued in some temporary tubes to make sure it worked, no problems with it. I tried to integrate two of them into a Mav shell, but there just isn't room for all the tubing. It's a shame because the Mav drum matches the barrel pattern exactly. I don't really have a good candidate to integrate them into, I could really use an LBB.

[Falcon]

You might try extending the tubes, and running them outside the shell through holes to accomodate the lack of internal space in the Mav shell. Then, after a paintjob, it'd basically look like some alien gun with tubes full of goo-like shit all over the place.

[KBarker]

You might try extending the tubes, and running them outside the shell through holes to accomodate the lack of internal space in the Mav shell. Then, after a paintjob, it'd basically look like some alien gun with tubes full of goo-like shit all over the place.

I thought about that, but I found an LBB at my local Walgreens and I'm gonna use that instead. Luckily I didn't destroy the Mav, so I can use it for something else.

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

Would it be practical to take one of these, integrate it into a Longshot, and then rig up a trigger system that runs to a point near the standard trigger? If you take off the fruity "must hold trigger like Spidey to shoot" orange trigger-tab, and then glue a section of coat hangar or music wire to the actual pressure-sensitive button and then to a pull-ring or a Lexan trigger, then it might work. You could even use Lexan to form a box where the bipod used to be to contain it.

Just picked up a set at a Canadian TRU for $44.99 only to find it at Zellers for $34.99 the next day.

Buy the set from Zeller's, and if you don't want to keep it, return it to TRU with the TRU receipt. Everyone wins (except TRU, stupid money-crazed corporations).

Edited by SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA, 16 August 2007 - 12:34 PM.

[rockfordnerfer]

[quote name='SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA' date='Aug 13 2007, 05:54 AM' post='119355']
Would it be practical to take one of these, integrate it into a Longshot, and then rig up a trigger system that runs to a point near the standard trigger? If you take off the fruity "must hold trigger like Spidey to shoot" orange trigger-tab, and then glue a section coat hangar or music wire to the actual pressure-sensitive button and then to a pull-ring or a Lexan trigger, then it might work. You could even use Lexan to form a box where the bipod used to be to contain it.

The trigger being rigged up by the main trigger is a possibility, i'll have to give that a try because i'm having a hard time figuring out how to rig up a trigger on the front for it. Don't know about making a box on front.

Edited by rockfordnerfer, 13 August 2007 - 08:18 AM.

[Quilan Fett]

If you integrated one into a mav, would you still use the barrel rotation? If not, I think thatt could work very well.

[chalywong]

You can't really use a pull ring or coat hanger for a trigger because the valve on the tank gets pressed inward not pulled out like in the airtech tanks.

[Quilan Fett]

You can't really use a pull ring or coat hanger for a trigger because the valve on the tank gets pressed inward not pulled out like in the airtech tanks.

You could if you use a pulley, though.

[baghead]

You can't really use a pull ring or coat hanger for a trigger because the valve on the tank gets pressed inward not pulled out like in the airtech tanks.

You could if you use a pulley, though.

Why not just relocate the "Detonator" along the side of the handle of your gun... so that you can press it with your thumb and still use the trigger of the other gun? that's what I'll be doing when I get some more tubing connectors.

-bags

Edited by baghead, 13 August 2007 - 11:46 AM.

[KBarker]

Why not just relocate the "Detonator" along the side of the handle of your gun... so that you can press it with your thumb and still use the trigger of the other gun? that's what I'll be doing when I get some more tubing connectors.

-bags

That's one way to do it. I'm going to try a simply string-pull type trigger today, we'll see if it works.

Edited by KBarker, 13 August 2007 - 06:23 PM.

[SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA]

You can't really use a pull ring or coat hanger for a trigger because the valve on the tank gets pressed inward not pulled out like in the airtech tanks.

The valve is also facing the same direction as the barrels. This would mean that a conventional trigger system that had an extended portion placed in front of the valve could be used as a pressure-sensitive trip. Think the trigger of a Big Blast with the tab for the firing pin place in front of the valve to push it down instead of behind to pull it out.

Edited by SHADOW HUNTER ALPHA, 16 August 2007 - 12:35 PM.

[KBarker]

I found some nifty plastic barb connectors today. They fit the Nerf tubing perfectly, and come in T's and butt connectors. They are called Rain-Drip, and are available at hardware stores and gardening places.

[Prometheus]

I found some nifty plastic barb connectors today. They fit the Nerf tubing perfectly, and come in T's and butt connectors. They are called Rain-Drip, and are available at hardware stores and gardening places.

You could make some money selling the, as for some they would replace compression fittings, which I personally find annoying.

[baghead]

I found some nifty plastic barb connectors today. They fit the Nerf tubing perfectly, and come in T's and butt connectors. They are called Rain-Drip, and are available at hardware stores and gardening places.

You could make some money selling the, as for some they would replace compression fittings, which I personally find annoying.

I've been using barbs since the beginning, they're not that special.

[Quilan Fett]

All they are is drip-line connectors.

[Prometheus]

I found some nifty plastic barb connectors today. They fit the Nerf tubing perfectly, and come in T's and butt connectors. They are called Rain-Drip, and are available at hardware stores and gardening places.

You could make some money selling the, as for some they would replace compression fittings, which I personally find annoying.

I've been using barbs since the beginning, they're not that special.

I can't find any that small here in Canada. But sorry for hijacking the thread.

[KBarker]

I didn't say that they were earth-shattering, but it's nice to be able to get them locally.

[Forsaken angel24]

I can't find any that small here in Canada. But sorry for hijacking the thread.

You can find them at any Home Depot in the plumbing section near the irrigation stuff.

[KBarker]

You guys are all slackers! I've already got an integration mostly done!
LBB with dual Spidey guns

[baghead]

I have Very Justifiable Reasons for my lack of Finished mods... My car does not move... anyway... You'll see integrations all over the place from me soon...

BTW... Nice job on that Blast Bazooka.

-bags

[Jtcm]

Just picked up a set at a Canadian TRU for $44.99 only to find it at Zellers for $34.99 the next day.

Hey Angel was Zellers having some sorta sale or is TRU just screwing us Canadians? I stopped buying Nerf stuff at Zellers when I saw there Fireflys were 36.99, but I may have to start buying there agian if there stuff is $10.00 cheaper.

Edited by Jtcm, 15 August 2007 - 04:48 PM.