Goggles

Regarding the non-extending stock. That's actually intentional, a shorter stock means a more secure grip.

I was wondering if you could explain how you came about this reasoning, as it seems extremely counter-intuitive.

One would typically think that a person would grip their blaster most securely if the blaster's stock was at a comfortable length for that person.

Great job building something beyond the technical capabilities of 99% of the people that read these boards. I know that I don't have the patience that it would take to make something like this.


But from a practical perspective, don't you think that someone concerned about accuracy while running would gain more by spending the same amount of time that they would building one of these just practicing shooting on the move?

I am also curious about battery life, and whether the the N-Strike attachment rail seems reliable to you.

Pretty Basic BBB plus Nitefinder.

I put this together for Colorado State University's HvZ game that starts in a few days. BBB has no extra springs or anything fancy.
I wanted to keep it low powered so it's safe for shooting zombies. It gets maybe 50-60' MAX with Slug-type darts, with the 8 dart RSCB full,
but that's ok, because that's farther than a Raider or Alpha Trooper can shoot, and it's a lot more consistent in that the darts all generally fly straight.

That Nitefinder also has no mods to increase it's power, and I generally shoot taggers or whistley-type darts from that barrel.



Not very clean, but I will be adding some bits of plastic or cardboard to cover the joint between the two blasters.

CSU Police do not want us to paint our blasters, so the colors will stay awkward.

I will be there, and I'll try to drag some people along with me.

It turns out that I will NOT be able to attend. Have fun guys!