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p68at minty fresh


bottom gun is a brass eagle nightmare LB with a brass body. good condition.


p68at and piranha LB in pic...

piranha LB was in a box with 6 other guns for 55$. 3 stingray 2s, a broken talon, a nelspot clone (in pieces but complete), and the LB body with most of the guts were there. needed a hammer, main drive spring, and trigger frame. all of which i pulled from a 20$ pgp and got 20$ for the remaining parts (melted body) {the LB also needed the pump handle and rod from the PGP.}

in addition to the melted PGP i sold i also have a pgp with cooper t CA and RVA

Edited by merc - 29 June 2008 at 8:29pm

k you can have it

I have a brass in my classic valve. Does that count?

wow, Detrevni, i sure hope you didnt win that off Ebay like a month ago, if so then your the terd who outbid me

i really like the nightmare and the one in the third picture second from the bottom on the right... but in all REALLY nice collection

Hi Guys,

I have a PPS 9 inch unported brass barrel.

Just a quick question regarding brass barrels. I am wondering what is the best way to clean them. Because so far I have used water (when there is paint inside the barrel) and a swab kit and I have noticed some really small (light) scratch inside the barrel. The barrel seems to scratch easily in comparison to my Lapco that I had for a longer time and that I don't have any scratches inside.

Are those little scratch affecting the accuracy of the barrel? What is the best way to take care of a brass barrel? Should I refrain from using a swab (because sometimes sand grains can get into the swab and I guess might scratch the inside of the barrel more than with an alu barrel)?

Thank you!

tyty.

2nd gun from the bottom on the right side 3rd pic is a splatmaster...crap gun but neat conversation piece.

little scratches probably wont be a problem. brass is MUCH softer than anno and slightly softer than alum. swab and hot water is what i use on my guns... if it gets dingy use brass o and a swab in a hand drill.