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[DiRTyBuNNy]

here's a pic from Warpig from IAO of the shocktech bushy...

[Gitaroo Man]

thanks for the pic

[pito189]

That bushy looks pretty good. Nice smooth flowing lines. Not to crazy about the color though.

[billmi]

Assorted comments...

That's Billy Ceranski in the FON pic, not Todd Adamson.

The ShockTech 'timmy does indeed have the Shocktech logo milled into it, you can make out the rough shape over the area where the bolt is.

The paint in the pic is on the muzzle, not oozing out of the ports.

The paint appears to be orange.

Aftershock is sponsored by PMI. PMI Evil paint at the event had a pink fill.

The Shocktech Bushmasters have been available since the IAO.

See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

[FeelTheRT]

notice how there isn't any paint in the portings... That paint on the tip of the barrel is probably from leanign against some broken paint on the bunker or from the ground.

Caveman: the reason why Timmies can still chop even with the eye on is because if there isn't a ball in the chamber the gun will still fire, just really slow (1bps?) and the ball can fall in half way right when it fires. I've had some people tell me the Timmy eyes think when teh ball is 3/4ths in teh chamber, it thinks its fully in and chops. I'm not too sure of that one though.

[gatorchris]

Caveman: the reason why Timmies can still chop even with the eye on is because if there isn't a ball in the chamber the gun will still fire, just really slow (1bps?) and the ball can fall in half way right when it fires. I've had some people tell me the Timmy eyes think when teh ball is 3/4ths in teh chamber, it thinks its fully in and chops. I'm not too sure of that one though.

Pretty close. There is some rudimentary logic in the trigger firing sequence. If the eye doesnt see a ball it will delay the firing x ms, which is set by the user. Of course if the ball falls in at the x'th second and is halfway down it will get chopped. This why the forcefeed loaders are such a boon to the timmy, it keeps the gap between paint to a minimum and allows for virtually no delay being used. Its only handy when you shoot a halo or warp completely empty nowadays, which can still happen.
The eye is not at the exact bottom of the breach, its more than 3/4 of the way down. Its far enough down that unless you are shooting some seriously warped, big paint it wont cause a problem of the top being clipped.

[Automaggin]

its nopt that great. i talked to the guy that shot it. its a standard timmy with shocktech stamped on it. he said it performs as well as a GZ or stock timmy