Aluminium replacement parts

Hey my LS plunger rod broke and I need new parts so I was wondering about this:http://arp.chrisb.id.au/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=81

I have been trying to PM chrisb but he hasnt been on for a while so does anybody know if it could withstand a C-836?

Thanks for your help!

sniperdude49 wrote:Hey my LS plunger rod broke and I need new parts so I was wondering about this:http://arp.chrisb.id.au/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=81

I have been trying to PM chrisb but he hasnt been on for a while so does anybody know if it could withstand a C-836?

Thanks for your help!

I guess it could, but due to the way it compresses and delvers power, a C-836 is never recommended for an LS. Keep it for NFs and such.

What spring would you recommend?

One from Oz Nerf Nerd. Im running one of his clearance springs and it pwns, plus he is aussie and a member here

Sorry but I can buy unless its on an actual site like eBay sort of thing

Try Oz Nerf Nerd's ebay store then.

Jeo wrote:Try Oz Nerf Nerd's ebay store then.

Good thinking 99!

Are you saying that the c-836 spring delivers more power that oznerfs 14kg spring?

natious wrote:Are you saying that the c-836 spring delivers more power that oznerfs 14kg spring?

Well not owning a 14k I wouldn't have a clue.

natious wrote:Are you saying that the c-836 spring delivers more power that oznerfs 14kg spring?

I wouldn't say more, but it provides to]he power differently, due to the way it compresses in the plunger tube. It is far to short and will deliver all of its power before full plunger movement.

Guys,

The C836 is totally wrong for the LS IMHO.

As I have mentioned before, there is no point in just maxing out with a super heavy spring, especially with a standard breach.

The 1 buck clearance spring is very powerful, but has a tendency to distort a little as we squeezed to much out of the design. It is still very powerful.

If you want to make yourself a good LS (while they're still available) may I suggest our LS kit and the boltsled braces as a great way to go, even with a standard breach.

If you add a nicely done brass breach and pump action to that, you will have a mid to long range cannon that will serve you well and punish your enemies.

I would just buy a new LS for 45 bucks and fit it up with that. It's worth it IMHO.

There are other people selling bits for the LS as well.

You're not just stuck with my stuff, but I reckon that kit is as good or better than anything else on the market, and the spring is made from Australian spring steel, in Australia.

oznerfnerd wrote:Guys,

The C836 is totally wrong for the LS IMHO.

As I have mentioned before, there is no point in just maxing out with a super heavy spring, especially with a standard breach.

The 1 buck clearance spring is very powerful, but has a tendency to distort a little as we squeezed to much out of the design. It is still very powerful.

If you want to make yourself a good LS (while they're still available) may I suggest our LS kit and the boltsled braces as a great way to go, even with a standard breach.

If you add a nicely done brass breach and pump action to that, you will have a mid to long range cannon that will serve you well and punish your enemies.

I would just buy a new LS for 45 bucks and fit it up with that. It's worth it IMHO.

There are other people selling bits for the LS as well.

You're not just stuck with my stuff, but I reckon that kit is as good or better than anything else on the market, and the spring is made from Australian spring steel, in Australia.

I personally have your kit, but havnt tested it as my long shot is going through big changes, but i cant wait to pop of afew darts