hapenis

Just saying, but you look like Bruno.

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Carrtoon, on Jul 30 2006, 12:36 PM, said:

Very, very awesome! 99' was the highest distance. There was a light, swirling wind that could have either helped or hurt the distances. I held the gun parallel to the ground and was using the stock darts. As you can see, the stock darts are extremely inaccurate due to the hole in the hollow rubber tip. The wind throws the dart for a loop literally. Sometimes this helps ranges, sometimes it hurts it. I haven't tried stefans yet, but will soon.

Here is the internal pic of the plunger. A BBB spring plus the Longshot spring is a deadly mix.

99' with stock darts, add a CS style plunger head and some stefans and it should easily get ranges past 100'.

Sliced my finger open modding a maverick. Got 8 stiches and when i finally got them removed, turns out they were stiched wrong so I got 8 more stiches. It left a big scar and i cant move my thumb anymore.

Well you could just take a empty CD spindle (the cases for blank cds) and glue it to the original longshot magazine and it would look like a drum mag. Someone did that to their rfr for a shell catcher. Vid: And if you put one empty cd spindle on each side of the ls clip it would look like http://img.redwolfai...-M16EDRUM-L.jpg

iMod1, on Dec 22 2008, 03:21 PM, said:

Not trying to hijack your mod, but a much easier way would be to just simply put the bolt cover behind the boltsled. I've done it accidentally many times.
-iMod

You could, but it would not close the same as if you had put it in right or done my mod. It would close about 8/10 of the way.