Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 7:27 pm
Here's a new shot of my piston gun, I would get a shot of my Tokyo Marui VSR 10 g-spec but I am to cool... 8)
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Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:30 pm
Thats awsome! Are you going to put a scope on it?
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:32 pm
Well I actually could since that thing has a rail.. I will once I steal one from a friend.FordGtMan wrote:Thats awsome! Are you going to put a scope on it?
Thanks
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:44 pm
If you can, do it.Well I actually could since that thing has a rail.. I will once I steal one from a friend. Twisted Evil
That would look so sweet with one. All you need now is the stock to go with it. 
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:46 pm
VSR-10?
Hehe, even a quick mod of the JG Bar-10 could out preform the original Mauri
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Hehe, even a quick mod of the JG Bar-10 could out preform the original Mauri
.Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 8:48 pm
Haha yes it could but not when mine hasOuchProgramme wrote:VSR-10?
Hehe, even a quick mod of the JG Bar-10 could out preform the original Mauri
-Upgraded spring
-Tight bore barrel
-upgraded piston
-upgraded sears
-sexy paintjob
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 9:03 pm
Here's a new shot of my piston gun, I would get a shot of my Tokyo Marui VSR 10 g-spec but I am to cool...
DUDE!
Pressure Washer Handle!
NOW!!
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 9:07 pm
Lol,
Diggin you avatar!
Diggin you avatar!
Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 10:35 pm
What spring do you have, and tight-bore diameter?
Posted: Fri Apr 04, 2008 11:31 pm
Well heres one of my toys, actually my favorite one for my favorite hobby: playing in the mud. Its an 1985 Big Red 250es. It was given to me by the original owner. He said "that thing there? well it usedta run, but it quit runnin a few years back and i never liked fooling with that stuff. take it." A night of taking apart and putting the carb and petcock back together and this things runs like a bat outta hell!
Now up north, this may not be that big of a deal, but a 3 wheeler, especially the Big Red models, are invaluable in marshy and muddy terrain. I hunt a few places, but mainly on Morganza spillway, and it pays to have a bike that floats. A bike in this condition can easily fetch $2000 in south louisiana. But i want my kids to have it, so its mine till then
Now up north, this may not be that big of a deal, but a 3 wheeler, especially the Big Red models, are invaluable in marshy and muddy terrain. I hunt a few places, but mainly on Morganza spillway, and it pays to have a bike that floats. A bike in this condition can easily fetch $2000 in south louisiana. But i want my kids to have it, so its mine till then
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 12:01 am
Be careful, those 3 wheelers will kill ya man. They don't make em anymore because of that....maybe you already knew that....
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 12:09 am
Thats why I have a four wheeler we used to have a three wheeler but we sold em, they were pretty neat cause you can tilt to the side
we used to have a three wheeler but we sold em, they were pretty neat cause you can tilt to the side Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 12:32 am
I hear that all the time...
Its not like I bring it to the flat track and try to powerslide with it. As with anything, responsibilty can help keep you safe. I use this bike for open ground/mud. For the hills in Mississippi, I use my 4 wheeler, Big Bear 400. Much more stable on the inclines. I know the dangers associated with atvs, alot of what ive learned is from hard experiece in my younger days. (I personally believe that th human collarbone is far too weak, they kept breaking!)
On a serious note, I have seen some atv wrecks, and a few were on 4 wheelers. No wreck ends well, but some can kill. We lost one buddy a few years back and helmets are a regular thing now. thanks for the concern guys
Its not like I bring it to the flat track and try to powerslide with it. As with anything, responsibilty can help keep you safe. I use this bike for open ground/mud. For the hills in Mississippi, I use my 4 wheeler, Big Bear 400. Much more stable on the inclines. I know the dangers associated with atvs, alot of what ive learned is from hard experiece in my younger days. (I personally believe that th human collarbone is far too weak, they kept breaking!)
On a serious note, I have seen some atv wrecks, and a few were on 4 wheelers. No wreck ends well, but some can kill. We lost one buddy a few years back and helmets are a regular thing now. thanks for the concern guys
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 1:17 am
Well I don't have pictures but here is a list: Gamo Big Cat pellet rifle (1000fps), about a dozen potato guns, Crossman 1377 pellet pistol (600fps), .40 caliber 48 inch blowgun, wrist rocket (slingshot), and a Daisy 15xt co2 bb pistol.
Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 7:34 am
biggsauce.. dont worry abou all that.. if your responsible and dont make a careles mistake you will be alright...
what kills people is a lack of knowledge, stupidity, "the hey watch this factor" and just plain ignorance.. (with what ever they are using..) hell a toaster will kill you if you light it up and jump in the bathtub with it.. so with that being said..
I love your three wheeler man.. did you see my videos of my atv swimiing earlier in this thread? well anyways the pond i was going across we all used to float 3 wheelers across back in the day.. of course we had to walk beside them.. but they still floated.. its the bigass balloon tires...
anyways.,. great bike.. i had one.. recall it as a 86'
what kills people is a lack of knowledge, stupidity, "the hey watch this factor" and just plain ignorance.. (with what ever they are using..) hell a toaster will kill you if you light it up and jump in the bathtub with it.. so with that being said..
I love your three wheeler man.. did you see my videos of my atv swimiing earlier in this thread? well anyways the pond i was going across we all used to float 3 wheelers across back in the day.. of course we had to walk beside them.. but they still floated.. its the bigass balloon tires...
anyways.,. great bike.. i had one.. recall it as a 86'