A-5 Flatline and Regular Barrel

Sarge14 wrote: not to ruin ur ray of sunshine but why dont u just take the time to take off ur hopper abd squeegee ur flatline. In theory ur idea works great but it wouldnt work correctly cause of how the flatline it mounted.

Even this guy knows it wouldnt work.

u guys are all so negative gosh lol.it would work better with          two regular barrels but it would be cool.try to make one for three barrels.the front heavy problem wouldnt be too bad if you had like a big tank and a stock if you have a CF tank and a big drop its gonna be as balanced as...idk lol

imagine it this way.  the flatline is on the bottom and the other barrel is screwed in on top.  you can unscrew the reg barrel and move it about an inch or so away from the gun in like a slide collar.  then you unclamp a stop and rotate the two barrels on another collar so that the flatline is now on top.  then you slide the flatline up to the gun and rotate it within its own collar so it locks into place. 

each barrel will sit in it's own collar locked into place until it's either moved closer and screwed into the gun or rotated to the lower position under the barrel being used. 

I am designing the collar mechanism now and having it made out of black UHMWPE (ultra high molecular weight polyethalene.  so far, my model works.  the only draw back is that it makes the gun front heavy. 

I've been in battle many times and either had a broken ball or i need distance or i need better accuracy.....so i think this would definitley be useful for woodsball players that find themselves in different positions during a game.

MT. Vigilante wrote: I think that this is an Idea, how could it not be?. Also I think it is possible. However, I don’t see what kind of advantage it gives you, if you like the flatline and want it on your gun why would you put another barrel on the bottom.

because there are barels more accurate than the flatline at short distances. the idea i think is good, but i dont see how you would carry it out.

I think that this is an Idea, how could it not be?. Also I think it is possible. However, I don’t see what kind of advantage it gives you, if you like the flatline and want it on your gun why would you put another barrel on the bottom.

Not much of an idea and has been thought of before and it never worked.