Heat Signature

Awesome! Nice job at making them affordable. Are you going to name it?

This is pretty sweet! Those ranges from something that small are wicked!
Nice job.

ice, on Sep 30 2009, 06:46 AM, said:

SchizophrenicMC, on Sep 29 2009, 08:24 PM, said:

Well, at least now this mod has a coherent, graphically aided writeup.

They're damned near identical, though, Ice. Though I guess it's proof of the design.

I daresay if it's named after anyone, it should be the Phibonnachee Breech.

The problem I saw with this method was that there was no bar to keep the darts from coming up to far in the clip. Also, the coupler ending has problems, because there is nothing to push the dart into the barrel, and it might end up in the actual chamber. Thirdly, it relies on glue (for priming), where my design uses a screw. There no where near identical.

PM the topic starter. He'll tell you what he told me which is that he DID use a screw as well as glue to hold the CPVC T onto the bolt.

SPV999, on Aug 7 2009, 01:13 PM, said:

Heat_Signature, on Aug 7 2009, 01:38 PM, said:

If you really want to go at the ar's through that seam, I would suggest using pipe cutters in a similar manner as you would for a longshot.

Yeah, but I would be worried about the integrity of it after you reassemble it. Not to mention if it was just a little crooked, the entire gun wouldnt work anymore.

A side of nerf, on Aug 17 2008, 08:17 PM, said:

That's why you would glue the piece shown in the picture above back into the bolt with something on the order of zap-a-gap or epoxy.

If you really want to go at the ar's through that seam, I would suggest using pipe cutters in a similar manner as you would for a longshot.