wut is this body

[street1356]

i was lookin at some bodies and saw this one on the pic link but counldnt find it anywhere

[ChucktheMAGician]

http://store.airgun.com/acb/showdetl...ID=159&CATID=5 like that?

[street1356]

oh. ok. it looks like a side vert. feed

[ChucktheMAGician]

Originally posted by street1356
oh. ok. it looks like a side vert. feed

It would be if you held your gun sideways and went around capping people in the head! (now wondering if people still say "capping" )

[Kai]

Originally posted by ChucktheMAGician

It would be if you held your gun sideways and went around capping people in the head! (now wondering if people still say "capping" )

"Gatting" is much better.

[FESTUS33]

That's a polished classic powerfeed,
Hopper left. Its laying on it's side,
minus the feed plug. Sorry but I noticed
nobody actually answered you're question.
Rick
EDIT
OOPS!!!
I guess the link answered it:o

[Kevmaster]

yeh, just a std powerfeed

and is still say capped/cap/capping...all the damn time!

[ChucktheMAGician]

Originally posted by kevmaster
and is still say capped/cap/capping...all the damn time!

Thanks for the "I'm not too old" confirmation kev!

[PolishSausage]

Well...technically you dont "cap someone in the head"

The reason it's called "capping" is because the way the gun was held, you would aim for the kneecap, hence the name "capping".

[Kevmaster]

yeh, see, i never even knew the origin of that term..thats neat!

(and yes, i still like to say 'neat')

[ChucktheMAGician]

When I was in high school cap also refered to the bullet itself, as in "i'm gonna put a cap in his....." The knee cap thing is true to, I heard that people would often do that to flee from police. It wouldn't kill them, avoiding a murder charge, but seriously slow them down and keep them off of work for quite a while.
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