newbie from toowoomba

hey guys I'm a newbie so dont be suprised if i sound like i dont know anything about nerf guns because to tell the truth, i dont.
im looking to get one or two or heaps and thought it might pay off to become a member on here to help out with deciding which one would be the best to buy. im looking to do some mods of coarse.

so once again hello

camo1010

Welcome to OzNerf Camo1010.

I hope you have a good stay here at OzNerf.

Welcome to Oznerf!

camo1010 wrote:hey guys I'm a newbie so dont be suprised if i sound like i dont know anything about nerf guns because to tell the truth, i dont.
im looking to get one or two or heaps and thought it might pay off to become a member on here to help out with deciding which one would be the best to buy. im looking to do some mods of coarse.

so once again hello

camo1010

Welcome to the forums. Please take note on how other members are typing their posts before you reply to your next one. We expect you to write in proper grammar so that others will have a better impression of you.

If you see someone tlkn lyk dis - it obviously shows that the member is childish, and is keeping these forums unclean. Thanks =).

haha sorry for the grammar. I'm a lazy typer.

I just bought a CS-6 deploy and a whole heap of stinger caps as well off ebay. Is this blaster easy to modify?

Welcome to the forums, the deploys a tough one for mods, try a longshot first. Or why not attend one of the Brisbane wars happening over the next couple of weeks and see first hand what other members are up to.

Well I work in a store room for a decent size company that has alot of springs and other useful stuff lying around. when I get my blaster i might have to have a look in it to see what I could utilise some of my resources for.

I like to experiment with stuff so might see what crazy crap i come up with

Welcome to Oznerf!

Hey mate hope you enjoy oznerf.

Welcome to Oznerf great to see more new people!

Thaks for the welcome guys. once i have modified the deploy I will most likely be going to some of the wars in brisbane. i dont think theres many people in toowoomba that have blasters

Haha you never know! Toowoomba, that's ages away isn't it? It'd take you at least an hour an a half. Fortunately, the southside wars I host it only takes about 30minutes from ipswich.

Yea its roughly an hour and a half. I'm gonna try to find more nerfers up here to organise a team to possibly have a massive war but thats still a while away yet

Good luck with the community up there mate! May i suggest starting a FB group and putting up flyers?

I'd love to attend a war in toowoomba, so let me know if you get something worked out.

well I'm gonna wait until I have an awesome blaster before I get people in. The bigger the better and it's more likely to attract people to the nerf. I'm already trying to convert my mate from trying to get a paint ball gun and to go nerf instead.

He has trouble seeing the benefits of not needing a license to get a nerf blaster

Hey there mate, welcome to Oznerf.

camo1010 wrote:Well I work in a store room for a decent size company that has alot of springs and other useful stuff lying around. when I get my blaster i might have to have a look in it to see what I could utilise some of my resources for.

I like to experiment with stuff so might see what crazy crap i come up with

"Alot" is actually two words a lot Just saying because my english teacher gets so pissed off when someone writes it that way -.-

Welcome to Oznerf camo, feel free to hit me with a PM for any queries requiring administration issues.

Nyancatpro wrote:"Alot" is actually two words a lot Just saying because my english teacher gets so pissed off when someone writes it that way -.-

You have been warned not to correct people's post quality. Don't do it again...

camo1010 wrote:well I'm gonna wait until I have an awesome blaster before I get people in. The bigger the better and it's more likely to attract people to the nerf.

If you can, get your hands on a tripleshot, as they're cheap, easy to use and mod and pretty powerful with minimal spending. It can be hard putting together a community if you set the standard with a brass breeched longshot or whatever when a stock alpha trooper or modded TS can be just as fun. That said however, it depends on what sort of community you want to build.

Big guns are great though.

Nice spot Toowoomba,

Mate, why don't you try the all time classic mod:

The Nite Finder, with Bunnings spring and a 16mm electrical conduit barrel.

It's cheap, and the power will blow you away.

A very satisfying start for a keen noob (I mean that in a nice way).

Do a search, and you'll find 50 pages of tips.

You'll have a great time.

Well if the army wanted to show how awesome it is, they turn up with machine guns, tanks and bazookas not a couple of PP7s that even James Bond would turn down. I'm going for that approach. Every one likes awesome looking things

To help reiterate Elliot has said, the Air Zone Triple Shot is pretty much a flexible cheapy which can fit the bill to suit any mod skill. If super-phallic is what you're going for my TS may give you a sense of direction:



And yes, with the stock combined it's over 100cm in length...

That looks awesome. Some of the guys I know are the ones that always want the "mini gun" look too everything. One of the guys I work with is already looking at getting a vulcan. He's more into assault stuff

You should probably get your mate to get a Stampede instead. If you're in need of a vulcan spring. I would PM Servulus.

If you're desperate, you can combine the maverick and the stock spring for a bit of oomph.

Nah i told him that my next purchase will be a stampede. So he is looking at the vulcan