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Typically a cap in shape and is made out of strong materials such as PVC or metal. Their construction is similar to the [ | Typically a cap in shape and is made out of strong materials such as PVC or metal. Their construction is similar to the [[vortex block]], in which an air inlet and a hole for a [[barrel]] are drilled perpendicular to each other. The vortex cap was designed by Gatorlangman and provides a small substitute to the standard vortex or inline vortex blocks. | ||
Since the cap itself creates the vortex easy modifications can be done to make magazines. A screw on cap with a spring housed inside of a pipe can be snapped down into a vortex cap for an easy-to-use magazine loaded system. Some of the designs for magazines are shown in the image below: | Since the cap itself creates the vortex easy modifications can be done to make magazines. A screw on cap with a spring housed inside of a pipe can be snapped down into a vortex cap for an easy-to-use magazine loaded system. Some of the designs for magazines are shown in the image below: | ||
[[Image:vortexcapimage1.jpg]] | [[Image:vortexcapimage1.jpg]] | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 1 June 2008
Typically a cap in shape and is made out of strong materials such as PVC or metal. Their construction is similar to the vortex block, in which an air inlet and a hole for a barrel are drilled perpendicular to each other. The vortex cap was designed by Gatorlangman and provides a small substitute to the standard vortex or inline vortex blocks.
Since the cap itself creates the vortex easy modifications can be done to make magazines. A screw on cap with a spring housed inside of a pipe can be snapped down into a vortex cap for an easy-to-use magazine loaded system. Some of the designs for magazines are shown in the image below:
