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I've made a Stefon shotgun shell on nerf revolution. its a feasible design with 25 pellets in each 5/8" shell. Go check it out if you are still interested.
search, stefon shotgun shell
it uses air soft pellets and gets a range of around 35 ft max
(with a doomsayer, stock spring and longshot spring, with plunger mods and AR removal it gets 85 ft with 3.5" double weighted stefons)
slimjim7
Member Since 28 Feb 2009Offline Last Active Jan 10 2022 08:57 PM
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In Topic: Happy B-day To Groove!
22 October 2009 - 08:43 PM
Ja, alles gute zum geburtstag groove! 
(yes, happy birthday groove) (in german)
Das Deutch!
(yes, happy birthday groove) (in german)
Das Deutch!
In Topic: Chano 3 - Now Recapping!
11 October 2009 - 09:31 AM
I will be there. (I'm only 45 min away)
(can i bring my gas mask)
(can i bring my gas mask)
In Topic: Cpvc Clipped Longshot
28 September 2009 - 07:06 AM
i tried doing a write-up on this but poor grammar and spelling got me one huge slap on the wrist. (mine had no brass whatsoever).
im holding my lisard and she pissed in my hand.
hi nice to meet you stranger!
im holding my lisard and she pissed in my hand.
hi nice to meet you stranger!
In Topic: Longshot Repair...
13 July 2009 - 07:48 AM
That happened to me. the thing is that you don"t need the screws. All they do is keep the piece in quesion in during processing
IE: you don't need to fix it unless its heeding the pullback of the plunger rod.
It only needs to be behind the ridge on the shell itself and to keep it in place when you're putting it back together you inset a rod of some sort in through the hole for the locking stock. (the hole near the back that goes from the blue shell to the orange of the plunger cylinder, when all screwed together.) Good luck and have a nice day.
IE: you don't need to fix it unless its heeding the pullback of the plunger rod.
It only needs to be behind the ridge on the shell itself and to keep it in place when you're putting it back together you inset a rod of some sort in through the hole for the locking stock. (the hole near the back that goes from the blue shell to the orange of the plunger cylinder, when all screwed together.) Good luck and have a nice day.
