Strange Brew: cool and strange paintball guns (pics - 56kers beware)

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • Jack & Coke
    TUNAMAX No. 1
    • Jul 2002
    • 2644

    #76








    jah871's gun

    Originally posted by Jack & Coke
    LOL!

    I think your CO2 will get lost on it's way to the AIR valve...

    First CO2 molecules saying, "WTF? Where heck are we going?"

    Comment

    • 11_Mile_TMaster
      Registered User
      • Dec 2002
      • 230

      #77
      Re: Does this qualify?

      Originally posted by Mantis
      Admittedly, it didn't require as much smarts or advanced milling as some of these might have, but hey I'm proud of it:
      Dude, that thing is bloody Sweet. Did you take that to one of the HSI Big games last year?
      Automag RT-Pro
      68 Classic
      BE 1999 Rainmaker
      PMI Trracer
      So many guns, So little time.

      Comment

      • Wynken
        Engineer 00
        • Feb 2003
        • 124

        #78
        Originally posted by Jack & Coke








        I would love to know what's going with that marker, if anyone knows. I'm fairly confused by it. I'm thinking it's someone's completely homemade paintball gun, which is pretty cool.
        Down with Righty!

        Comment

        • f3rr3+
          Six inches of furry fury
          • Apr 2003
          • 752

          #79
          great thread guys
          Last week i thought i was indecisive, but now im not sure anymore...

          Comment

          • DementedRabbit
            Registered User
            • May 2003
            • 73

            #80
            Originally posted by Wynken

            I would love to know what's going with that marker, if anyone knows. I'm fairly confused by it. I'm thinking it's someone's completely homemade paintball gun, which is pretty cool.
            Pretty sure it was a gun used for shooting squibs on movie sets.

            Comment

            • Doc Nickel
              Unrepentant Gadget freak

              • Jul 2001
              • 499

              #81
              Pretty sure it was a gun used for shooting squibs on movie sets.
              -That's exactly what it is.

              It's a "semi production made" Special-Effects airgun, designed to shoot 11/16" balls for various purposes. It's completely pneumatic/mechanical, has both full-auto and semiauto, and a 20-round (as I recall) spring-fed magazine.

              ROF is adjustable, velocity is adjustable and it runs on "shop air" level compressed air.

              Bacci has the website for the fellow who makes them- or made them anyway- and it gives some details. It is NOT designed to use on the field, it's purely meant for shooting "spark balls" and other SFX projectiles, including glass balls (which shatter against brick or walls to simulate bullet strikes) or fake-blood-filled balls, and so on.

              Way back when ('86 ish) it was one of the only such guns the FX people would use, from an adapability and reliability standpoint. Nowadays the same FX guys will use anything from PMI-3s to Raptors.

              FX balls are still about the same though.

              Doc.

              Comment

              • Jack & Coke
                TUNAMAX No. 1
                • Jul 2002
                • 2644

                #82
                Great info!!!!!

                thanks Doc! :)

                btw, Doc, what's your favorite "strange looking" gun?

                Comment

                • SkyBoySurfer
                  Sinner
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 196

                  #83
                  Originally posted by Jack & Coke
                  LOL!

                  I think your CO2 will get lost on it's way to the AIR valve...

                  First CO2 molecules saying, "WTF? Where heck are we going?"

                  LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : :o


                  Black Emag
                  Red ULE body
                  AGD 4.01
                  SM1 10-14in Barrel
                  Black NW on/off Drop

                  Comment

                  • homis
                    Registered User
                    • Dec 2003
                    • 63

                    #84
                    Is there any more info/pics about the Automagnus-mobile? Air source(s)? How the feed system works?

                    Comment

                    • Jack & Coke
                      TUNAMAX No. 1
                      • Jul 2002
                      • 2644

                      #85
                      Originally posted by homis
                      Is there any more info/pics about the Automagnus-mobile? Air source(s)? How the feed system works?
                      Good questions...

                      I found that pic as part of Weltman's gallery at www.mcarterbrown.com

                      You can send Weltman a message and ask him here:

                      http://www.mcarterbrown.com/cgi-bin/...ername=Weltman

                      Comment

                      • Jack & Coke
                        TUNAMAX No. 1
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 2644

                        #86
                        Boston Paintball Supply Twister Autococker w/ Reflex Kit

                        (Reflex Kit gives the autococker a RT (reactive/response) trigger... in other words... 15-18+ bps SWEET-SPOTTING)





                        Comment

                        • bleachit
                          Conturbo et Ledo
                          • May 2003
                          • 1410

                          #87
                          that certainly has a lot going on in the front end.
                          "Great stories! See everyone, just buy a Sydarm and become a paintball superstar!! "
                          AGD

                          "i just sent out the full force of the canadian army (4 guys). expect high canadian casualties"
                          Blackweenie

                          Comment

                          • poolshark5226
                            Just Ask the Axis
                            • Sep 2002
                            • 917

                            #88
                            for those of you who saw the mag Bolter posted, it was at my local field a while ago. My buddy (espo on these forums) saw it, said it was a sweet runaway-going machien gun..I wasnt there
                            It's Bold As Love

                            Comment

                            • Jack & Coke
                              TUNAMAX No. 1
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 2644

                              #89

                              Comment

                              • Jack & Coke
                                TUNAMAX No. 1
                                • Jul 2002
                                • 2644

                                #90
                                "The Typhocker"

                                (hybrid between Typhoon and Autococker)






                                from: http://www.palmer-pursuit.com

                                This marker was completed by request of customer, So we decided to post the pictures of the finished product :)

                                Typhocker specs: Typhoon Grip frame (swing trigger, built in 4-way), Blazer vertical ASA w/male Stabilizer, Reversed Palmer pneumatics, 1.5 lbs trigger (top) bottom 0.5 lbs (bottom)

                                Comment

                                Working...