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Anyone happen to know what it is? my current mesurements put it at 14mm but I have nothing more accurate than a tape mesure. I need to know so I can purchase barreling material with an identical internal diameter for an extended barrel to make use of the copious longshot plunger volume (And have an over-the-top loser barrel)

Title says it all, my cut down elite steffans are comming out of the barrel so fast you can't initially see them but they're also losing more than half their range to the gigantic spiraling trajectories they tend to take before straightening out, funnily enough streamline steffans are more consistent on account of the lower muzzle velocity.

So I'm planning on doing an LSFG integration with my longshot but as we all know the LFSG is crap. My current plan is to gut the LSFG itself and put a tri-strike in there to give it better range and an extra 2 shots. I was wondering if anyone knew of a higher capacity blaster I could put in there without overly enlarging the profile of the LFSG.

After watching Coop's most recent review video it occured to me that the Knex blaster could be amazing for integrations as they are already as minimized as is possible, particularly the 5 shot and flywheel types both of which I would be willing to bet could be made to fit into just about any blaster with some decent deadspace.

So I'm internally debating what too intergrate into the front of my longshot and one thing that would really help is if I had scaled picutres of every blaster so I could compare sizes and shapes to see what would intergrate well. Then i thought it might be a good rescource for others too use for the same purpose, so I'm asking all of you to please mesure your blasters length and post it here along with the name of the blaster, for the sake of consistency each blaster should be mesured in its entirety.

Once I have mesurements the idea is to make them into a rescource in steps:

1. Acquire pictures of each blaster and use the mesurements to put each image into an equal scale so they can be accurately compared.
2. Make a line of art of each scaled blaster on gimp for clearer viewing
3. Make somethign simple on gamemaker that allows parts to be moved around so you can directly see how they would look when combined
4. Work out the placements of vital internals and add an internal viewing mode to make it easy too see how far you can cutdown a blaster to integrate it.