coolest gun ever?

[Skoad]

http://homepage.mac.com/pleisey/.Movies/Untitled%201.mov

might have to right click save target as

[Automaget]

oooook?

[�?�� �m���]

thats hella sketchy

[mobius]

The Taloncocker! Awesome!

[HoustonDM]

i didnt see it shoot, it looked like it was blowin the balls back in the hopper

[MagAl]

i didnt see it shoot, it looked like it was blowin the balls back in the hopper

now that I actually looked at it yeah seemed like it didn't shoot a ball

[WARPED1]

Someone was bored...............

[Skoad]

you can see balls going down the feed neck

[WARPED1]

The balls you see "bouncing" back are from when the Rev agitates.

[GotMag?]

its the in cocker, not WGP sention at pbnation, it shoots on return trigger pull

[HoustonDM]

yes the balls go down the feedneck buy it pushes them back up and that is not just the revy aggitating thats the air pushing the balls back up and the balls hitting, it doesnt shoot, it just goes down the feedneck and comes back up, ive watched it alot and i kow there are no balls shooting out of that, unless he has the velocity turned way up over 300fps

[Flow_Tech]

i believe the fellas over at PBN called it the "Talker"

[FallNAngel]

That most definately is shooting paint... I keep waiting for it just to explode though..

[HoustonDM]

i watched it in slow motion it is not shooting paint, it might be shooting air but no paint

[FallNAngel]

Yes, it is.. Look at the second shot starting at the 4th second in... he holds the trigger back and you can see the propeller fill the feedneck fill with paint. The only time a revvy spins is if the paint moves down or up the feedneck. Since it wasn't under rapid fire and there was a second that he held the trigger back, I think it's safe to assume that paint went down and into the chamber. From there, even if there is blowback, there's still a ball that left the barrel. I'm not saying you can see it leave the barrel in the 6 inches of space that you can see past the barrel, but it does happen, whether you want to believe it or not.

Just because you watched a video of a camera shooting probably 30 frames a second doesn't mean you're going to capture a ball probably traveling over 200+ feet per second through a 6 inch window.