Doctore wrote:

Now imagine using one of them in a paintball match.....

Yes,but who is gonna load it...

the stupid guy that always,always get shot first on your team
leave him back there so at least he can spam them once a match then get shot

looks mechanically sound on your blueprints
micro piston setup is so cool,
using the pilot as a pressure release trigger is nifty in something so small


what is your estimate on the range of this wee beasty

my mate took the barrels off and choped it a bit and its good fit for his
1.25Lt soda bottle popgun

Doctore wrote:This thing is cool.
Only one thing is missing,computer aiming haha

and a set of fast servos that would handle the recoil
like that gun mount jack black made in 'the jackal'
now that would be awesome!!!

that should work good. if it doesn't start again with angled vanes.
film it then compare the two and see what works better


looks cool in clear plastic
can't wait to see its development play out

that is so fricken awesome... i want one on my mantle piece

can't wait to see it finished
good work

its a nice one...looks clean and easy to make i like the flash of vapour coming out the muzzle brake (holes at end) it makes me feel all fuzzy inside :twisted: when i see it also muzzle brakes reduce recoil and projectile tumble i spent about 4hrs debating the pro's/con's with a mate yesterday about...

compound spuds are exellent!!
they are highly durable compaired to most ammo
and they are balanced (potato is not), have a sealing ring
which makes them able to hit harder and fly further than most things