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One of my Raider's lock springs was actually stronger than the stock catch spring, if you can believe that. I say take a look at any and all lock springs, because one of them may surprise you. Save the locks, too. They make good spacers for certain projects.
F1Nerf
Member Since 10 Apr 2014Offline Last Active Dec 16 2023 12:07 AM
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In Topic: Homemades Picture Thread
19 January 2016 - 11:27 PM
This is my Pumpsnap 3.0 that I made several days ago. It has 7 inches of draw, full compression from the [k26] spring, a clear body (obviously), wood handles (which have been further rounded since I took the picture), and a near perfect seal.
In Topic: Homemades Picture Thread
24 November 2015 - 08:55 PM
This is my Snapbow Mk. 5. It has 7" of draw, full compression from the [k26] spring, a foregrip, & wooden parts (stock, clothespin, & handle). The barrel is 16" long, and is attached to an 11.5" hopper clip, good for 9 of my darts. I also have an RSCB for old-school wars, with the same clip size & the same barrel.
In Topic: Modification and Paintjob Pictures
18 October 2015 - 04:36 PM
My Airtech 2000 and Nite Finder, currently my NIC loadout and my two most powerful blasters. The mods to each are as follows:
The 2k: Rear-loading, 12" petg barrels with 1" brass inserts, plugged pump, new tubing, and an expanded dump valve. The tank is connected to the turret using 1/2" brass & 17/32" brass tubing, epoxy putty was used to fill the gaps in the turret, and craft foam was used to seal the two halves of the turret.
The Nite Finder: Minimization, cpvc half-coupler, 5" cpvc speedloader barrels, reinforced plunger rod, new screw for the plunger head, craft foam padding, double o-rings, Ace #49 mainspring, and upgraded catch springs.
