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Silentshiteater, my dislike of you keeps on growing. To not even have HEARD of Blink 182 is just unthinkable.

Thank you everyone for the help. I will be posting a prototype "Inline turret" up, hopefully tonight.

rork, on Jan 7 2009, 12:36 AM, said:

Pm'd regarding the inline issue. As far as imitating a Vulcan goes, I'd try something a LOT simpler. It would be very difficult to mimic that particular system, which is flawed even when manufactured to (relatively) close tolerances. Full-auto would be absolutely achievable in a homemade, but I would look into other designs. To my knowledge, air is released from a HPA tank, passes through a regulator, is stopped by a push-button valve, and is released into your gun's onboard tank, which fires the dart. I am no expert on this topic, but I believe that's the gist of it.

I see. Well I am not attempting to make a full auto gun, as I find them useless. I just need to find a way to turn a very heavy turret. The concept I'm looking at is a 6 barrel turret, but every barrel has a small inline clip. This would allow 6 shots on true semi auto, point gun down, 6 more, point gun down, 6 more, and so on. Since the air source would be the hpa tank, you wouldnt have to worry about reloading/pumping for a very long time. The way you described the hpa tank working, I would probabbly hook a titan tank up to it, and fire that, with it reapressurizing every shot. With this design, you could like get about 3 extra darts in every barrel of the turret, plus one already loaded, therefore giving you 24 shots before reloading.

I sure am happy I bought three of them when they were on clearance. Didn't even realize they were going away.

durka durka, on Dec 29 2008, 09:10 PM, said:

eddieoctane, on Dec 29 2008, 07:54 PM, said:

Link2TheFuture, on Dec 29 2008, 12:16 PM, said:

couldn't Yada get sued by Hasbro? Or since it's Japanese is it protected?

The plunger does look impressive as hell compared to the current NF. I wonder if Japanese safety regualtions are less strict than US ones.

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Safety regulations tend to be less strict in countires like Japan and China.

How does something flap in the world? Wait, never mind. I'm scared of finding out. I do find engrish funny as hell, though. "Tis the season to be jorry. Fra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra ra." Man, I really want to go buy a bee bee gun now. 10 points to whoever gets the reference first.

I've heard that before. Is it the chinese guy in south park?

im pretty sure thats from a christmas story or carol, whatever that movie is called

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woops ubermensch beat me to it