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[foldadoom]

Originally Posted by Azzy

Correct, but it is as close as you get.

The normal shotgun tube-to-breech travel mechanisms are not friendly to soft liquid filled things.

yea but considering they are made for rubber rounds (as a training tool) then its no surprise they get the odd break, I bought mine for a sniper (god I hate that) lets say bolt action, conversion, yes I feel the parts are poorley made (ok lets say over priced for what you get) but they are actually pretty fun to play with.

[brycelarson]

Originally Posted by foster

Mine has been a rollercoaster ride, Russ fixed the breech break problem...But the process requires sear work. I love how it feels but cant trust it.

the thing does look and feel really, really cool.

[Arsenal]

Originally Posted by daniam

thats the thing, i have never seen one on any b/s/t forum, so that means either it is great and being hoarded, or they never sold.

Well, I've never put mine up for sale because I actually want to get it working well, now that I know it can be done (thanks, russc!). But maybe I'll actually get around to selling it now, as it keeps slipping down my list of projects to finish...

One of my ideas was to see if Python could make a set of their breech sizers to fit it... That would pretty definitively solve the rollout problem, I think.

As far as the gun itself, pretty much everything everyone has already said is accurate (well, except for the not worth $50 part). I've actually never had a breech break with mine, so maybe I've been lucky. But otherwise, it's not something you'd want to try and use in a game right out of the box.

But if I can get it working reliably... Damn, is it cool to shoot.

[WreckingCrew]

Originally Posted by brycelarson

the thing does look and feel really, really cool.

I can concur with this now only if it worked good