WOW seems unsafe!
Propane paintball
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that does look really unsafeMy Guns: chrome and black pump mag
-black 2k sniper 2
-32* vision imp with ups, ECS, reloader B
-was'd imp w/ i-frame and all ups, warp feed
-88/3000 and 48/3000 tanks
AIM: Paintball1084
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its on 68caliber.com so i dont think its a jokeOriginally posted by yingyangThats gotta to be a joke, I mean thats like an engine. A combustion of flamable gas propels the paintball? I wonder what the velocity is at?My Guns: chrome and black pump mag
-black 2k sniper 2
-32* vision imp with ups, ECS, reloader B
-was'd imp w/ i-frame and all ups, warp feed
-88/3000 and 48/3000 tanks
AIM: Paintball1084
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That would certainly move that marker out of the "air gun" catagory and into the "firearms" catagory. No doubt about it.
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sounds to me like it would be a very heavy set up. in the picture they show only the small camping stove size propane bottles, but propane itsself is pretty heavy.
does anybody know the actual weight of propane compared to co2, while both are in liquid state.
I guess the other advantage is propane is very lp, meaning thinner tanks, less aluminum, and lighter weight, but the propane itself is sort of heavy.
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Originally posted by Scott HudnallThat would certainly move that marker out of the "air gun" catagory and into the "firearms" catagory. No doubt about it.
true that.
Most states definitions of firearms state that combustion of some sort had to occur, thats what kept paintball markers out of fire arm definitions.
I wonder if there would be more restrictions on these such minimal barrel length, capacity bans, full auto bans, etc.
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Smoking will be an issure around that
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No... it would sneak under the radar until something went wrong. Under Michigan law a paintball marker is very very clearly a firearm as defined, noone seems to care. Not that I'm complaining that noone cares of course.Originally posted by soccer4minimagstrue that.
Most states definitions of firearms state that combustion of some sort had to occur, thats what kept paintball markers out of fire arm definitions.
I wonder if there would be more restrictions on these such minimal barrel length, capacity bans, full auto bans, etc."Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. Its not" - Dr Suess
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NewMagMan21
so...it ignites it?
What if there was a leak?
What if there was any fire around it?
And its heats up real quick? guess no autotriggering...That cant be safe...lol the pump hand gets melted to it...that'd make an interesting story to the company.
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I'm sure the Tippmann techs have asked themselves all of these questions and more. Pluse they're smarter than most of us so I woudn't worry about it.Originally posted by NewMagMan21so...it ignites it?
What if there was a leak?
What if there was any fire around it?
And its heats up real quick? guess no autotriggering...That cant be safe...lol the pump hand gets melted to it...that'd make an interesting story to the company.
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