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[snaparen]

I have this nelson style gun i got in a lot buy on ebay last spring. Not quite sure what it is.

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so at first i thought reb line because of the pump, figured that maybe they came with nelsopt frames. Then i saw the reb line information thread and thought to my self "yours don't look like that" Rebline Knowledge Base

here are some pics of the internals

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can some one identify the majority of this mutt?

incidentally i am in need of another one of those hammers, cause i have another mutt just like this one.

i am nelson stupid so any input will help.
Thanks
Reed

Revisit the thread:
Now we know its a nelson mutt and i have 2 virtually identical, what would be the going market value of this? Thinking about starting a sell thread as things are starting to build up.

[Droop]

Well.. its deffinatly a reb pump handle. Everything else I can't tell. Not just the reb written on it gives it away, also the claw attachment to the action screws

[bacci paintball]

The body isn't from a Rebline and the internals are from a Bushmaster. I doubt the body is Line SI though since it doesn't look to have an engraving.
-Dan

[snaparen]

The power tube is a si #6. So what i am hearing is i have a "reb-si-spot" or 2 as soon as i get another hammer to match the front bolt.

edit: the body does not have any engravings, so rebline we will call it.

the more i say reb-si-spot the more i like it, (say si as pys)

[Lrrpie-CT]

The bolt and hammer match and are pure SI Bushmaster. That is the definition of a Mutt!

[snaparen]

having a hard time getting the veloicity up on it. shooting 170

[Lrrpie-CT]

CO2 or air? You'll get higher velocity with CO2. Some different springs should cure that issue, though. Softer valve spring and hard main spring, if you have them.

[snaparen]

shooting co2. and i have already messed with the springs. Before i go on let me reiterate i am nelson stupid, and the lot of guns this came in were all disassembled, all nelson type. the 2 like this still had the front bolt in them and pump handle on the hammer and valve were in the box, use a loose spring from the bottom of the box.
First try it would shoot but fart alot when i pumped it, from research on here i figured i needed a new valve spring. got a madman cocker spring kit on ebay, research suggest these can work. The colors were red,blue, and green. took what i figured to be the valve spring (of the green selection) cut it to length and wala the farting stoped. cronoed it shooting 150. Went back got the red hammer spring, it did not feel that stiff to me and was longer so i tried it with out cutting it and the valve stayed open.
Took it back out cut it one ring longer than the one i had in there and i am at 170.

Thinking maybe i am working with a spring to short to start with maybe, and cut my new one based on it.
Could some one take a pic with a ruler of what the common length spring should be?

Also i was wondering what rebline internals looked like if these are line si.

[snaparen]

did any of the reb lines come with a nelson grip? saw bacci had a pic of one. Did any reb line come unibody, as mine is barrel and body in one as well as no sign of the screw in front of grip to remove the barrel.

[bacci paintball]

Early Reblines came with nelson frames but the main indicator that I have found between the Rebline bodies I have is that the bolt is longer than the standard bore drop size.
Bushmasters, Lapco Grey Spirits and Tasos use the standard size.
WWP/Trracer/Mavericks bolts are slight shorter and Reblines are significantly longer.
I would say your bodies are unibody Taso bodies.
-Dan