What is in a Karnivor?

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  • Miscue
    Super Moderator

    • Oct 2000
    • 7105

    #1

    What is in a Karnivor?

    I'm trying to figure out what makes it cost $1150, besides the body. Anyone know?
  • Target Practice
    irc.zirc.org:6667 = chat!
    • Nov 2003
    • 3180

    #2
    It comes with all that hype, and hype can get expensive.


    "Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." --Henry Louis Mencken.

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    • xXHavokXx
      Section XIII.
      • Aug 2003
      • 860

      #3
      the crappy yellow coloration

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      • TraXeR
        Registered User
        • Sep 2002
        • 1761

        #4
        Full barrel kit, new type of internal cocking system, lots of milling and matching anno, and all the STO parts, well atleast thats what I'd think since those can get pricey.

        Thinking of getting one?
        'people should not be allowed to own paintguns which are smarter than they are'

        -Sparq

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        • gc82000
          LNIB just a few scratches
          • Mar 2004
          • 1346

          #5
          Originally posted by xXHavokXx
          the crappy yellow coloration

          No it is the crappy yellow coloring that makes people think it is gold plated.
          I am a declared Carb lover.

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          • Miscue
            Super Moderator

            • Oct 2000
            • 7105

            #6
            Originally posted by Target Practice
            It comes with all that hype, and hype can get expensive.
            It's an incredibly sexy gun to me... and I like everything about it except the price. I don't know jack about cockers. What makes it mechanically different from a Super-Cocker that's half the price?

            Also, does anyone know what microprocessor is used in the E-Blade?

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            • Miscue
              Super Moderator

              • Oct 2000
              • 7105

              #7
              Originally posted by TraXeR
              Full barrel kit, new type of internal cocking system, lots of milling and matching anno, and all the STO parts, well atleast thats what I'd think since those can get pricey.

              Thinking of getting one?
              Yeah, thinking about it. I'm just totally captivated by that moving back block - I should never have test fired one.

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              • FlawleZ
                Xmodded Karta Emag=sold ;(
                • May 2004
                • 824

                #8
                What's a "Super-Cocker?"

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                • Miscue
                  Super Moderator

                  • Oct 2000
                  • 7105

                  #9
                  Originally posted by FlawleZ
                  What's a "Super-Cocker?"
                  SuperStock I meant, sorry.

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                  • xXHavokXx
                    Section XIII.
                    • Aug 2003
                    • 860

                    #10
                    Originally posted by FlawleZ
                    What's a "Super-Cocker?"

                    A term a person in denial for spending that much money on a cocker uses? Could have gotten an X-Mag, DM4, Fly, Fly or Fly for that.

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                    • Vash-HT
                      Registered User
                      • Sep 2004
                      • 66

                      #11
                      well when you think about it a stock cocker+barrel kit+worrblade is around 900$(not sure), so 200$ for some nice milling and anno isnt that bad, plus the new cocking system, and i think it comes with the tickler reg too, plus that nice -15 asa.
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                      • Archangel Kid
                        Registered User
                        • Apr 2002
                        • 940

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Miscue
                        Yeah, thinking about it. I'm just totally captivated by that moving back block - I should never have test fired one.
                        Then you don't wanna Karnivor, because i believe with the ICS(internal cocking system) the back block doesn't move.
                        IF I WANTED AN ANGEL AIR I WOULD GLUE A GAMEBOY TO MY FRIKIN TANK.

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                        • xXHavokXx
                          Section XIII.
                          • Aug 2003
                          • 860

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Archangel Kid
                          Then you don't wanna Karnivor, because i believe with the ICS(internal cocking system) the back block doesn't move.

                          Has to, the bolt has to be pulled back.

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                          • TraXeR
                            Registered User
                            • Sep 2002
                            • 1761

                            #14
                            it moves... but barely, like instead of an inch, inch and a half, its liek 1/4 of an inch give or take a 16" or so.
                            'people should not be allowed to own paintguns which are smarter than they are'

                            -Sparq

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                            • xXHavokXx
                              Section XIII.
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 860

                              #15
                              Originally posted by TraXeR
                              it moves... but barely, like instead of an inch, inch and a half, its liek 1/4 of an inch give or take a 16" or so.

                              at least 2/3's of an inch, again, the bolt has to be pulled back far enough for the ball to be loaded. into the breech

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