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'cmeej', on 12 May 2012 - 10:01 PM, said:

While I'm not sure what his 'point' was, I'm curious, what software did you use to make the graph?

The problem I have with this is that there are so many variables that go into a blaster in its stock form, let alone when modding them. You could have a weak blaster already or a really good one, then do a half assed job or modding perfection. If I modded another Berserker I am sure if would turn out at least slightly different, and that is the same. Done by the same person. Experience, tools, and a bit of luck is the difference in pro quality and parts.

If nothing else it has given me a site to poke around on. Google translate plus google money converter = cheap Nerf products (and some knockoffs). I can use Google, but I did go to college.

Anyway, back on subject, the biggest problem that I have with this is that is seems to be a result of a fake offer for free swag. That is just dirty tactics in my book, but UT did handle it well.

'Z64052187', on 06 Feb 2012 - 9:18 PM, said:

Well, we can. Anyone can write a bill. You just need to get a congressional member to present it.

Good luck!

Now there is a new one, CISPA.

I R (am) disappoint (disappointed in the society in which I live).

Curious, when I was messing around with my Berserker's 4B I used about 3 feet of PVC pipe that was to be the blowgun attachment and rear loaded a suction dart and when I fired it there was the "smoke" due to the high to low pressure change. Did you see this in any of your tests. I never shot myself with it though, mostly because I couldn't angle it correctly, but I must say that it felt cool to have that little bit of "smoke" coming out the barrel.

'Guitarzan', on 17 Jan 2012 - 01:13 AM, said:

I've recently watched alot of the youtube modders using "epoxy putty" for their gun integrations. My guess is epoxy putty is more of a slang term for this product cause I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know what it's really called and where I can buy it??

I found a tube of it at Wal-Mart where they have keep the gorilla glue, other epoxy adhesives, and electrical tape. For our store it is next to the paint section, though it might be different for you. I only found a small tube of it but I was able to spread it out fairly well.



The tube of epoxy putty in a size comparison with a spring powered party popper. I used the putty to make a level for the party popper (no penis jokes please, I know how it looks) to make it easier to turn. I also made a loop of it for my Tek-6 so I can prime it easier and attach it to a bandolier if I wanted, so I didn't use all of what is missing for the lever. I must say, it is a great adhesive by itself and also light.

It was also about $2 cheaper at Wal-Mart.