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warhead052 wrote:Meh, an L bracket just isn't comfortable. I wouldn't like it very much at all. I would prefer a bondo or jb weld trigger over that.

You could shape the "L" bracket by cutting, and bending, and then cover it in epoxy to make it more comfortable.

evanmcorleytv wrote:

warhead052 wrote:Meh, an L bracket just isn't comfortable. I wouldn't like it very much at all. I would prefer a bondo or jb weld trigger over that.

You could shape the "L" bracket by cutting, and bending, and then cover it in epoxy to make it more comfortable.

Wow thats so much easier [/sarcasm]

Lockednloaded wrote:

evanmcorleytv wrote:

warhead052 wrote:Meh, an L bracket just isn't comfortable. I wouldn't like it very much at all. I would prefer a bondo or jb weld trigger over that.

You could shape the "L" bracket by cutting, and bending, and then cover it in epoxy to make it more comfortable.

Wow thats so much easier [/sarcasm]

I said that you could if you WANTED to. Also, I think that having a metal core inside of an epoxy trigger would last much longer..

Let me know when you guys find something out. I'm as lost as a black rapper in Alaska, what with all you guys are talking about.

MisterDoctor wrote:Let me know when you guys find something out. I'm as lost as a black rapper in Alaska, what with all you guys are talking about.

Well.. Being that you're in the US, and the slide valve won't even work for you, I would go with the 3-way valve that I showed you earlier.. I know they work. Also, I would use the QEV that I showed you earlier, because the have NPT threads, which is what America uses. I remember getting a valve that was foreign, and I tied to attach it to my NPT threaded section of pipe, and it ruined that section of pipe, and that valve, so.. Yeah.. haha

Evan, you can order converters from BSP to NPT, or even order a slide valve with npt threads... Not everything has to be DCV operated...

warhead052 wrote:Evan, you can order converters from BSP to NPT, or even order a slide valve with npt threads... Not everything has to be DCV operated...

But I love DCV....

paintball slide valves are 1/8 NTP, just saying

bookyle is right, and they can be had for only a little more than those japan slide valves, for example:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ninja-Slide-Che ... 46000f6ace

Or if you like amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Paintball-S ... 108&sr=8-1

Gun Freak wrote:bookyle is right, and they can be had for only a little more than those japan slide valves, for example:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ninja-Slide-Che ... 46000f6ace

Or if you like amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Paintball-S ... 108&sr=8-1

If you're going to do that, why not just get this?

http://www.amazon.com/Ninja-Paintball-S ... _sg_text_b

What the hell? I was just talking about the valve...

Gun Freak wrote:What the hell? I was just talking about the valve...

I though that it was a regulator. Also, it includes the very valve you mentioned.

... It includes the valve, and an erroneous hose.

Despite all the helpful info I dragged out of you guys, I made a single shot instead. The method revolves around the guts of a pressure washer gun, using a single propane can per shot. All I need to know now is, how much pressure can a propane can hold? Not the tanks, the really small ones.

Well here is a chart to show the pressure of liquid propane can be found [url=http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/propa ... _1020.html]here.[/ur] So that gives you an indication of what the container is safe for. I wouldent go past about full pressure + 1/3 again