Bunch of Ideas ive had

1. Small, about 10 cubic inch Air Tanks

Instead of dragging around your 88ci 4500 PSI fiber tank, have a smaller 10ci or so fiber tank screwed in hawiian style in your ASA. You would have a larger tank sitting in your gear bag, and would refill your tank every couple of games or so. If you did the math, you could calculate the shots per fill easily too. The only bad part of this is alot of people are too moronic and would kill themselves refilling their tank. Another nice part is the smaller tank would never have to be rehydrotested. Ze law says if its under 12? ci it dosent have to be re tested. I think.

2. A .68 Caliber version of the cheezy cheap airsoft gun.

Mainly as toys. I would buy one or two just for target practice.

3. BB guns (Like the Daisy Red Ryder or Crosman 760) avalible in 6mm and .68 caliber sizes.

Yet again, for target practice. The 6mm version would be very nice because gas guns(Or my G17 anyway) get a very impressive amount of range (Farther that my Automag) and very good accuracy. Nice part is BB guns are cheap....

Just some ideas.....

1.done

2.bad idea nuff said

3. ive shot a .50 cal bb pistol before.

All of you guys are not understanding me with the tanks....

What im talking about is an extremely small and compact tank, maybe the size of a softball even. The only purpose of this is so that you can shoot only enough to empty out your hopper and a pod or two. You would then re-fill it on your own using a bigger tank after each game. The only purpose of these would be for people who like to travel super light, and dont want a remote. I know 13cu inch tanks exist too. This would never work though, because too many people are too stupid to fill their own tanks.

And carl, I know what you are talking about. Im talking about a .68 cal Daisy Red Ryder or something that dosent require Co2 or Compressed Air, that its only purpose is to shoot because its fun.

hybrid-sniper wrote: SSOK wrote: All of you guys are not understanding me with the tanks.... What im talking about is an extremely small and compact tank, maybe the size of a softball even. The only purpose of this is so that you can shoot only enough to empty out your hopper and a pod or two. You would then re-fill it on your own using a bigger tank after each game. The only purpose of these would be for people who like to travel super light, and dont want a remote. I know 13cu inch tanks exist too. This would never work though, because too many people are too stupid to fill their own tanks. And carl, I know what you are talking about. Im talking about a .68 cal Daisy Red Ryder or something that dosent require Co2 or Compressed Air, that its only purpose is to shoot because its fun. A hopper and a pod would be about 360 rounds. That equates to a 36 ci 3k psi tank, or about a 25 ci 4.5k psi tank. And what's your point about people being too stupid to fill their own? Just give it to the dude in the shop and he'll do it. Or, buy a Scuba tank like us smart people. This has been discussed before, and the problem is compressing the air. It would take a LOT of very difficult pumps to do the job.

I was talking about using the scuba tank, and a very, very small tank for people who dont carry alot of paint. If alot of people used the scuba tank method though, I wouldnt want to be the owner of the company that produced my idea because too many people would injure themselves and sue me.

It was just a fun, creative idea. I never said it was perfect.

Mack wrote: Most of us understand the idea, we just want to be able to shoot more than 100 rounds without running out of air.

Same here. I was more-so leaning tword 200 but yeah......

QcXf wrote: I have paintballs for my airsoft gun

Airsoft=6mm Paintball=.68 caliber