SWAT worthy 3

Stop making so many pointless threads. People would have a little more respect for you if you just put all these pictures in one thread.

relax guys, i never figured out how to put them in one thread!!!
And how is "nobody cares" even relevant to the situation? I'm just tryin to show my gun.

Get over it, it's not that serious. He knows what he did wrong. Don't get your thong all in a bunch. Looks like he was just having fun after all. Nice gun though I do like it. Hardcore for me not that much metal.


Edited by VBHARDCORE - 20 May 2007 at 7:46am

P.S. Deuschbagggg, I would own you in all aspects of life.

Its morning, I'm bored.  Had this been at night, I probably wouldn't have said anything.

Like I said, its not too original, we have seen variations of this many times.  If you want it to stand out, do some custom mods to it that nobody else has done before.

Just for fun, how could you own me in all aspects of life?

Abaddon wrote: Plus my Co2 tank actually looks good where it comes from. No one else shows their gun with the tank on! Usually because it hangs off somewhere where it looks goofy. I tried to make my gun as realistic as possible.

Well if you want to keep the tank on the gun, then I suggest you move it (it really detracts from the look).  Make your tank parallel to the gun body, and get a smaller tank (7oz?).  There are many ways to do this, and you're probably just going to have to buy parts, and do some cutting/welding.  AFAIK there is no kit for it.

EDIT  another possible place to put it, which would be easier, is on the side of the gun.  I did it with my 98.  Just get a very small drop, just enough so that when the tank (again, I suggest a 7 or 9 oz) is screwed in, the end of the drop is below where the tank side is.  Then you can simply attach it to the side of the gun (or really anywhere) and run macroline to the air port.


Edited by WGP guy2 - 20 May 2007 at 8:08am

Where it is now actually works very well, i have a 12oz tank and anything smaller either fills oddly or runs out too soon. I don't like remotes. Drop forwards are cool, I think they actually balance the gun better. But I still prefer just having my tank as the "clip". It makes the most sense, realistically.

No, I don't have a pic of the 98, I did the mod before I even had a camera (many many years ago).  My 98 eventually just stopped working because of everything I did to it, so it was stripped apart and parts were used.

I don't play paintball anymore (maybe once a year) though.

The tank on gun looks silly.  Looks like any other attempt at making a realistic gun to me.  A bunch of needless things attached to a paintball gun to make it look a certain way.

Put your gun in  the x7(it is an x7 isn't it or is it a 98 or a-5 or bt or something) contest.

Edited by Lightningbolt - 20 May 2007 at 9:47am