Feeding worked almost perfectly using the other popoff! Too bad I didnt take a vid. The following damage pics were the result of the QEV+popoff full auto gun, but then with a 1 meter long barrel. There are a lot of pictures so I thumbnailed em, click for a larger version (and then click again for the largest highres version)
Note all the broken pieces of BB's and other stuff laying on the ground.
Before going outside, this is what we did inside to the bathroom door, to test the feed:
We shot two normal ones which dented and bounced off, but the steel bb went right through xD Exit hole:
I usually shoot a hole in my friends ceiling every time I visit him. The big left hole was made by a fork (which is still in the ceiling), I made that hole last time I was at his place. The small hole under it was a single BB shot. At the right you can see the result of a buckshot of .34 gram bbs.
So we went outside.
Butter, alarm clock, amplifier and DVD drive closeups.
Butter case was just obliterated, alarm clock was a lot of fun, too bad it didnt ring. Amplifier was very awesome to shoot at. The fan is no longer present and the bottom capacitor in the top right was also a nice target. Dvd drive didnt really want to die.
Dents on side of DVD:
All this was done with mostly .20 gram bbs, .34 gram bbs and some steel .89 gram BB's.
Then we decided the stuff didn't die hard enough, so I took out the large QEV gun and loaded it with buckshots or a drill bit.
Two "8 steel bbs" buckshots at the alarm clock.
Thick and sturdy styrofoamish stuff (tempex). Left pic is a nice buckshot pattern and the hole left in the right pic is a drill bit going sideways. It penetrated one layer of tempex.
We also shot one steel BB with the 1/4" QEV gun in another configuration (not full auto). It penetrated through 7 layers!
Then we attached a piece of rope to the drill bit to make it go straight (tail!).
The DVD drive wasnt broken enough. So we shot at it, with the amplifier behind it. On the first shot the bit didnt penetrate through the aluminum of the amplifier and broke its tip. On the second shot it also penetrated the aluminum.
First shot, drill bit was still stuck in on the exit hole.
Dent in amplifier aluminum, front and back.
Second shot, DVD drive rhit from other side.
The DVD drive was nailed to the amplifier!
After taking the DVD drive off:
During the day fridgy became very hot from this heavy use, almost too hot to touch on the bottom and I didnt want to risk killing it by filling up the TNAK again. So we made it cool down faster:
Hope you enjoyed these pics! At least I did making them
psy
