agentM192

Yay I just got done with painting my longshot. It just has some basic AR removal, and I attatched the bolt sled to the jam door with stick-em, so everytime I pull the bolt back, the little door opens like a real rifle would. PICS!!






I used Rust-oleum Deep Forest Green Camo Paint, some Testors model paint (Handle, in back of handle, silver bi-pod), and Testors spray paint (Barrel, bolt handle). Opinions please.

So after removing the ARs in the Longshot, I wanted to make it maybe a little more like a rifle. So I thought of a way to make the jam door open when you pull back the bolt, and then close when you push it forward, which it already does. So I came up with a simple solution; put stick-em on the back of the part that catches the door. This also enables you to somewhat check what's left in the clip.
Here's a pic;

Those little white globs is the stick-em.
And here's a video;
Click here to watch MVI-0953-89
This is just a cool little idea I had and took me all of about 5 minutes. So far the stick-em is working flawlessly.
Sorry about the video link; all I could get. Seriously...
Hope you like it.

Can someone please give me a step-by-step guide on simple mods; removing air restrictors, etc. With pictures possibly. Trust me I have searched and everything. I want a step-by-step guide with pictures! because every time I try to replace something or take something out, I always end up throwing it out. I need pictures because I'm the type of person that is very visual, or spacial. I want to take out the restrictors on my longbow, and possibly put in a new barrel with minimal cutting. So minimal cutting = minimal mistakes that cannot be undone...easily. I really don't want to chuck another gun out. I ended up chucking out my tech target gun earlier after trying to put my paintball gun's barrel on there and actually having the dart come out. IT WASN'T THE BARREL!! I know that because I could make it go through with a small puff of air from my mouth. If I put the barrel vertical, the dart slipped through it fairly easily. I'm hoping to put it on my crossbow now without fucking anything up this time. YOUR HELP WOULD BE GREATLY GREATLY GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Thank you for taking time to read this block of text.

I just got an idea; why not make an electronic nerf gun? I'm talking one that runs solely on a rechargeable or replaceable battery. So it could be true semi-automatic (You don't have to cock it; only reload it.) They make electronic paintball guns that shoot insanely fast, like 30 balls per second*, but use an air tank. So maybe just using a battery could keep it safe( r ).
*Average stock paintball gun shoots around 8-10 BPS.

Well I left these forums and Nerf-playing and got into paintball, via my brother's influence. I bought a marker, slapped some other goodies on it, and decided "Hey, it still isn't unique". So I painted it with Digi-Camo, with red a red and maroon scheme; dubbed "Blood Camo", by me. Here's the thread on a paintball, more specifically woodsball forum. Here's the pics for those of you too lazy to click the link and read the positive (Mostly) comments:





^That is my current barrel.
I used Krylon Fusion spray paint, a stencil generator I found online, some laminating sheets for the stencils so they were like stickers, and a lot of painters tape.

Here's more pics of pre-painting:


Cutting the stencils was a very painstaking process.