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[~FinSec]

Craig Palmer Signature Edition Blazer:








Glenn Palmer Signature Edition Blazer:









HTH. Yes, they shoot as good as they look!

[Drum]

Originally Posted by mrwisker

It doesn't look like a GP either...No signature and its a 2k longer ram

Actually, I think they are using the longer 2K bodies for the current and future Paladin's Pride guns. The originals were all 1K's but they changed over once they ran out of 1K bodies.

Keep us posted on what you find out.

Congrats again on the nice new addition.
D/

[DarkStar]

Originally Posted by Drum

Not a Paladin's Pride gun... those are all right feed guns.

Ahhh, Good Point.

-MR

[thrive78]

Originally Posted by netsurferdude2

Dave (S7G) from alaska has the real CP blazer right? He bought the one that was Craig's blazer. Am I right?

If it originally belonged to CP then it technically is a CP blazer just not the one they sold out of the shop. I know of another sale where CP sold his SS to, I believe it was splattttt. It had a new style phantom style feed he was trying out.

I wonder if the history details that marker is a CP SS???

[Drum]

Originally Posted by DarkStar

Ahhh, Good Point.

-MR

Well, having made that point I would make another;



"All generalities are false... including this one."

[DarkStar]

Ok, now my head hurts.

I think it's a center feed blazer with a foregrip *wink*

-MR

[mrwisker]

Originally Posted by Drum

Not a Paladin's Pride gun... those are all right feed guns.

Mike, that looks like a very nice Blazer you got there, but I don't see how it could be a "CP Sig" Blazer if it is doesn't have his sig, or any of the anno or the milling.

There is/was a CP-designed mod that was supposed to lower pressure and increase something else, I forget. It also involved re=springing the gun. I seem to recall that is was jokingly referred to as the "Tea Bag mod" but maybe they refer to it as a "CP Sig mod" or something now.

The fatty reg is a cool bit, but keep an eye on it. Craig told me once that using a fatty reg, even on a low pressure Blazer, is potentially problematic in our varied seasonal temperatures out east. As I recall, he said that the regular Stab gives us a better (bigger) adjustment window for a wider range of ambient game temps.

D.

I agree with that the lack of signature and anno job is a point of wonder.
The low pressure makes sense though. I threw the air direct on the asa to check it out. I seemed like it only half fired. I put the fatty on and it worked wonderful.
I do have another Stab coming from another deal, so if there is a problem, I can make the quick switch from the fatty. (or I'll switch it right away and use the fatty as a backup.)
Hopefully Craig will show up here and shed some light

[mrwisker]

I don't know if this means anything, but....
Finsec's Is BZ2158 and mine is BZ2160 it's 2 older than mine.
Valid point for reason behind the sig series designation?...maybe?

[Drum]

From what I have been told, the bodies are serial numbered before anno and then used as they grab them, unless it is a specific custom order.

So... your serial numbers being two away would not necessarily mean that the two guns were built at around the same time, or even which gun was built first.

D.

[mrwisker]

Kind of like the born on date wasn't the day it was finished, but the day it was sold/ordered. (By some guy named Dave)
I asked about that too.