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My first strafer
This is my first strafer.its v-block is crafted from aluminum,the whole gun took me about a day to build.it has a scary rate of fire and is portable i wont go in to detail but it dosent use co2 but compressed air and can lats up to 8hrs its great. post for questions
Last edited by spudling on Mon Mar 19, 2007 11:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
beautiful, nice aluminum vortex block. barrel looks a tad short tho.
There are rules, and then there are hundred dollar bills.
i love the length u should post a picture of it with its silencer
and when you say portable do u mean with a portable air tank or just a compressor with a long hose
Interesting design, looks cool
Airbeds... so many different uses
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You are now in debt to me!  Anyways I bet that adds a bit of hulk to the bbmg. how heavy is the vortex block?
the block is an half a pound and it uses a pure engery high capacity air tank used for paintballing
i like..................alot
Current project: Afghanistan deployment
can i have it ? lol awesome dude looks sick, what is the rate of fire and the average distance it can fire?, HINT: freeze those paintballs of yours 2 make em hurt tons more
p0oned nAti0n- I don't know what they would hurt the target more, since we don't talk about maliciously shooting any animate objects here.
Spudling- Looks nice! With the curve of the hose in the back, if you added a very stiff 1-1.5" hose over it, you may have a very comfortable shoulder niche.
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no one said anything about maliciously, its a paintball gun im so sorry i was under the impression that it was made to fire paintballs, sue me
We don't sue, we ban. There is no reason to shoot a frozen paintball at anything that can feel pain other than with malicious intent.
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and, in contrary to current ideas, freeze a paintball will only freeze the shell, not the liquid inside.so you wouldn't even feel more pain, it would break so fast it would be like shooting paint without outer shell.
$5 says I can show you a paintball that is frozen solid
 Also, I have a feeling that lower grade paintballs will freeze better than the higher grade ones that all real paintballers use. The theory is that the paint (which is noticeably runnier) has less additives that are lowering the freezing point. Depending on what is in the paint, a simple salted ice bath may do the trick.
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If I do say so for myself, that thing is ugly. There's all those little pipes and hose running around all over, it looks like a half finished version of <a href="http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=148&">Kaneda's Strafer.</a>
The Industrial look is sexy.
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