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qwerty wrote:Still here, arrived when I was 12 and now I'm 20. Time flies.

I swear it never leaves you, I still have an odd fascination with valves and pipes and all sorts... I'll build something someday.

Nive to hear from you! Same here.. I got here when I was 15 and now I'm close to 27. I can't even look at lamp post without seeing a barrel in it.. all pipes are barrels or chambers for my eyes

I'm building oxy-propane vortex cannon at the moment

hmm, not just me then

bit of work to the airsoft, although it's hollow it feels quite a comfortable grip.

Photobucket sucks.

Ah ok, so now Photofuckit wants $400 a year to 3rd party host, goodbye Photofuckit

I can get links up but not actual pictures

Attachments is the future

True.. The bug never leaves you. First visited when I was 29. I'm approaching frikkin 42..Unfortunately I moved back into the city.. Got a house to fix.. Being all adult and responsible atm... **starts singing ** Maybe I didn't visit quiet as often as I should have.. But you were always on my mind... You were always on my mind...

OK, which one of you jokers has been using delicatessen as ammunition?!

jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:OK, which one of you jokers has been using delicatessen as ammunition?!

Hahahaaaa...It looked thawed out to me!

Came across this thing today:



Reminds me of a previous project, but these guys seem to be serious about it as a viable commercial product...

Have a buddy that's retired forces...sent him a link for his thoughts. Went through their page and noticed the two guys with military experience are both from supply....can't help thinking of "Major Malcolm Powers".

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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:Came across this thing today:



Reminds me of a previous project, but these guys seem to be serious about it as a viable commercial product...

Sometimes the wheel is just not round enough and needs to be reinvented

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013 ... o-pistols/

And the question is why

farcticox1 wrote:And the question is why

The answer is usually "because we can "

Went through their page and noticed the two guys with military experience are both from supply...

Good catch, I would find it hard to believe that a professional with combat experience would see the need for such a device.

From the manual

'Operation:
To deploy your Bayonext, first point it in a safe and clear direction.

WARNING: When retracting (closing) the spike do not push the tip against any delicate or smooth/finished surface such as a table top or you will permanently damage the surface. Also, you should NEVER attempt to retract (close) the spike with your hand or any part of your body. Serious injury can occur.'

At least they are safety conscious, don't want it to hurt anybody........... hey wait a minute

Now this could work

Placeholder for some thoughts, Bosch pneumatic nailgun operation:



gifv link

Start of semi-auto airsoft loading mechanism