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I own one of these grips, and have had no problem http://greendraindustries.tictail.com/

As usual, Apoc was awesome.

 

I guess it all goes back to the pro/con thing:

 

Pros: 

Getting to see all the usual people I nerf with again.

Meeting new people 

no blasters broke

rounds were well set up; no time wasted 

no thunderstorm until the day was over

superstock (I love normal NIC rounds, but superstock is really fun)

Hearing various Harambe chants

 

I know there's more, but these were the first that came to mind

 

cons:

Too hot 

Wish I made more darts

That one freeze tag round where I forgot it was freeze tag, I got shot immediately

Too many people left early

 

Anyway, I had a blast at Apoc. Thanks to Langley for organizing everything. Thanks to all who showed up. I hope to nerf with you all again!

I'm a little confused why the anti-kinking device is so long. Is the [k25] sitting inside it or resting on it (I've never used a [k25] so I'm not sure of the dimensions)? If it's resting on it, than I feel the entire blaster could be shortened by a couple inches. 

 I think you can attatch a similar system to a rainbow pump, and I'm tempted to try now

 

This could probably be done if you make the attachment pull to prime (like seen in this creation http://nerfhaven.com...4-the-new-firm/). If you don't do that, then you couldn't have the attachment primed, and pump back the rainbow.

 

Also, good work Aeromech, I'm surprised I haven't seen this mounting before, it really is a good idea.

I am interested if there is a good playing field. But why make the entire war super stock? It might be more fun to have both NIC rounds and super stock like at GnomeFest.

Don't get me wrong, I love NIC rounds just as much as everybody else. Not only would superstock be a bit different from the usual playing style we're use to
(with stock darts shooting inaccurately, close range "combat", etc.), but it would also give a less intimidating opportunity for new nerfers to learn more about, and have a gained interest in the hobby.