EDIT - *BEFORE YOU MAKE ANY COMMENTS* the pictures below are from a PROTOTYPE, it is not the FINAL version, so please spare us the comments about its looks or lack of feedneck(s)
I don't know if this is old news but I just read this on FON. Apparently it's a mech gun with an electro-like trigger. The gun obviously doesn't work like a mag but I was just wondering if nicad and deadlywind were aware of this. According to the article it's been four years in the making. They also said the gun will retail for around 700 dollars minus the barrel and reg, thats a pretty competitive price.
I don't know if this is old news but I just read this on FON. Apparently it's a mech gun with an electro-like trigger. The gun obviously doesn't work like a mag but I was just wondering if nicad and deadlywind were aware of this. According to the article it's been four years in the making. They also said the gun will retail for around 700 dollars minus the barrel and reg, thats a pretty competitive price.
G-Force showed up today ( Friday) at the IAO with a new product in hand. After over four years of testing and fine tuning, they have the near final prototype of their new fully pnuematic marker the 68Super. This has no electronics in it whatsoever so you probably are asking.."whats the big deal then?" It will shoot friggin fast and has a trigger pull like an electro!
Thats right. This baby is fast. The version he has here is chocked off inside so he can get lots of air per cycle for players to check it out but it acuates so fast that you can actually walk the trigger. Try walking any other pnuematic trigger. Another thing to note is that it has no kick. The designer and owner of G-Force, Garfield Jong, said they looked at three things when building it. Rate of Fire (25+), zero Kick for a balanced system, and Zero Ball chop.
They accomplished all three it seems. To prevent ball chop, they did not use eyes of any type since as I said, there are no electronics in the marker. Instead, they got the psi by the ball down to an amazing 6.5 PSI. Not only will this prevent any type of chopping but it will also add to the consistency between shots. Accuracy should be another result of the design as it is a true closed bolt system. Now that Excaliburs are no longer in production, the Autococker is pretty much the only other true closed bolt system out there.
The design is based around their gemini system of dual regulators. They first released this as an upgradible option for cockers but its design has been for the 68Super all along. While they could not go into specifics on the internal operation due to pending patents, they did let us know there are no hammers, valves, springs, etc. It is truly a fully pnuematic marker.
The gun should be in production and ready to ship within the next month. It will retail for $688 ( without a barrel or reg since most players have that already they said). It will tke cocker threaded barrels. It will need compressed air ofcourse due to the rate of fire and input through the reg should be 160-180 psi with 60-70 psi for the firing cycle. With this dual regulating system, once it is set there is no timing to be done at all. Also, you can not short stroke the trigger at all. Here are the bullet points as listed on the flyer and when they get a production model ready we will have more on it for you. The pictures shown are just prototypes. Production will have a much shorter profile and cuts and more.
* Light Weight compact body design
* Balanced zero-recoil firing system
* Hyper-tuned hir trigger system
* Dual LPR regulators for internal pnuematics
* Dedicated LPR for the bolt system
* Dedicated LPR for the firing system
* Dynamic firing preassure
* Unlimited ROF - No cap on BPS
* Frictionless ball detent
* Closed bolt operation
If you want to contact the guys check out www.gforcepb.com
Thats right. This baby is fast. The version he has here is chocked off inside so he can get lots of air per cycle for players to check it out but it acuates so fast that you can actually walk the trigger. Try walking any other pnuematic trigger. Another thing to note is that it has no kick. The designer and owner of G-Force, Garfield Jong, said they looked at three things when building it. Rate of Fire (25+), zero Kick for a balanced system, and Zero Ball chop.
They accomplished all three it seems. To prevent ball chop, they did not use eyes of any type since as I said, there are no electronics in the marker. Instead, they got the psi by the ball down to an amazing 6.5 PSI. Not only will this prevent any type of chopping but it will also add to the consistency between shots. Accuracy should be another result of the design as it is a true closed bolt system. Now that Excaliburs are no longer in production, the Autococker is pretty much the only other true closed bolt system out there.
The design is based around their gemini system of dual regulators. They first released this as an upgradible option for cockers but its design has been for the 68Super all along. While they could not go into specifics on the internal operation due to pending patents, they did let us know there are no hammers, valves, springs, etc. It is truly a fully pnuematic marker.
The gun should be in production and ready to ship within the next month. It will retail for $688 ( without a barrel or reg since most players have that already they said). It will tke cocker threaded barrels. It will need compressed air ofcourse due to the rate of fire and input through the reg should be 160-180 psi with 60-70 psi for the firing cycle. With this dual regulating system, once it is set there is no timing to be done at all. Also, you can not short stroke the trigger at all. Here are the bullet points as listed on the flyer and when they get a production model ready we will have more on it for you. The pictures shown are just prototypes. Production will have a much shorter profile and cuts and more.
* Light Weight compact body design
* Balanced zero-recoil firing system
* Hyper-tuned hir trigger system
* Dual LPR regulators for internal pnuematics
* Dedicated LPR for the bolt system
* Dedicated LPR for the firing system
* Dynamic firing preassure
* Unlimited ROF - No cap on BPS
* Frictionless ball detent
* Closed bolt operation
If you want to contact the guys check out www.gforcepb.com
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