Nerf Stampede Gears

Hi fellas,

Battle Gears

Through all the frustrating of going through so MANY BROKEN stampede gears due to gears being PLASTIC i have decided to
get them professionally manufactured to be made out of BRONZE. Due to high demands on gears being so weak and wearing out, we have found a solution.
As you can see the pictures, they are EXACT and fit perfectly as they would as normal plastic gears.

How Much: $35 (AUD) excluding Postage.
Postal Calculator: http://auspost.com.au/apps/international-parcel.html
Private Message me if interested and i will provide my PayPal details.
Directions: They would need to be lubricated for them to run nicely.
Why Bronze Gears: As we all are aware stampede gears tend to wore out or break after couple of wars (as i heard around 6-10)
Having Bronze (metal) stampede gears will give you mind sense of peace knowing your gun isnt going to fail.

Just a sneak preview ROF Stampede Test

http://vimeo.com/37586154

Stampede Gear Free Spinning:

http://vimeo.com/37589259



We do all type of NERF gears on request.

www.battlegears.com.au

Wow, when I get money, that is definitely on my mod supplies list, how many, if at all would I have to buy to get a discount? Also, do you supply a gear train? Because they have been known to break.

Sorry we dont do discounts.
We only made those 3 piece as they are prone to fail.
If you request an entire gear assembly it will be $55 in total.

It would help if you had a website or link to someone who has bought/used these, as it is I am not too impressed with the image of them (from an uneducated point of view of course)and also your low post count worries me.

Just being honest, no offense intended.

I can definitely see your point.
we'll conduct a video on youtube this week with those gears getting assembled and test fired.
This product has just came into place today (25/02/12) due to such a high demand.
Sorry i cant reassure you anymore than just a picture.

Damn, someone beat me to it.
Are these gears machined or cast and if cast, by what method?
Is there any chance of a video of these gears in situ. minus motor to show how/if free running they are?
Is there any warranty?

Gears are manufacted by casting. Once i contact my development production team on the method i will let you know.
Everything will be shown on the video whilst assembling it.
Unfortunately there isnt any warranty.

So now we can put some god awful springs in their, and ramp up the voltages to the max?

ptR wrote:Gears are manufacted by casting. Once i contact my development production team on the method i will let you know.
Everything will be shown on the video whilst assembling it.
Unfortunately there isnt any warranty.

ptR, under Australian Law you have to offer a money back guarantee like it or not. If you dont like it, dont sell them.

And as for breaking gears, i am yet to break any in either my vulcan's or my stampede's and i have been using these for far more than 10 wars. (for my vulcan i have 28 belts and often have to refill them all after every war).

Lastly, the stampede and the vulcan do not share the same gears.

these shouldn't break, but you only really use them if you wan't to put in like a 20kg spring.

Servulus wrote:

And as for breaking gears, i am yet to break any in either my vulcan's or my stampede's and i have been using these for far more than 10 wars.

Yeh, same here Serv. Still yet to have any damage done to any of the Stampede's I own....

Cheers,

abowden wrote:So now we can put some god awful springs in their, and ramp up the voltages to the max?

I wouldnt recommend Max everything out as i havnt tested what MAX capacity would be. If you do intend to max it out
you would have to think of multiply things such as BRASS BREACH making Internal springs and External springs of plunger stronger.

ptR, under Australian Law you have to offer a money back guarantee like it or not. If you dont like it, dont sell them.

And as for breaking gears, i am yet to break any in either my vulcan's or my stampede's and i have been using these for far more than 10 wars. (for my vulcan i have 28 belts and often have to refill them all after every war).

Lastly, the stampede and the vulcan do not share the same gears.

I wouldnt know that Law, but if thats the case then yes. As like i mention, this isnt the first forum im selling them on, they have just release
yesterday and i have had numerous of interest in these stable bronze gears rather then plastic. If your not feeling safe purchasing them thats your choice. The reason i got these professionally manufactured is because my gears do break and ive been through 5 of stampedes.
Due to high voltage: 18v. 13kg springs internal and external i dont feel safe every war battle thinking my plastic gears are going to fail on me.

clunk07 wrote:

Servulus wrote:

And as for breaking gears, i am yet to break any in either my vulcan's or my stampede's and i have been using these for far more than 10 wars.

Yeh, same here Serv. Still yet to have any damage done to any of the Stampede's I own....

Cheers,

Well I haven't damaged any gears but for some unkown reason my stampede (9kg and stock) stopped firing, my SLA was charged and everything

Luke wrote:

clunk07 wrote:

Servulus wrote:

And as for breaking gears, i am yet to break any in either my vulcan's or my stampede's and i have been using these for far more than 10 wars.

Yeh, same here Serv. Still yet to have any damage done to any of the Stampede's I own....

Cheers,

Well I haven't damaged any gears but for some unkown reason my stampede (9kg and stock) stopped firing, my SLA was charged and everything

When your talking about "STOP firing" does it not shoot at all when you pull the trigger? or when you fire it just does mini firing like no pressure coming out and your motor just running on nothing (as the gears are prob broken).

It does not even budge.

The gears are the weakest link in all of this - especially with replacement motors with much higher stats readily (and cheaply) available. This has the potential to allow a much stronger spring, and then its just a case of ensuring your batteries can handle stuff.

Hoping to invest very soon!

stoph wrote:The gears are the weakest link in all of this - especially with replacement motors with much higher stats readily (and cheaply) available. This has the potential to allow a much stronger spring, and then its just a case of ensuring your batteries can handle stuff.

Hoping to invest very soon!

Yeah thats why i had these gears manufactured. These gears provide potential to going higher voltage + stronger motor and springs. You'll be trigger happy and laughing.

how heavy is 1 package of these? i'm wondering because the postage is calculated on weight right?

I like the look of these. Just something I've noticed in the first post- you have provided us with the link to the wrong postage calculator. It's for international. As a potential buyer, that didn't help me much. I am interested, but your gonna need to give me a couple of weeks to get cashed up before I can buy them. How many have you got available?

Eclipse wrote:I like the look of these. Just something I've noticed in the first post- you have provided us with the link to the wrong postage calculator. It's for international. As a potential buyer, that didn't help me much. I am interested, but your gonna need to give me a couple of weeks to get cashed up before I can buy them. How many have you got available?

Sorry for just providing International Calculator.
OzNerf wasnt the first post i've posted into.
Take your time, we're Mass producing them very soon.
There's only 20 Available at the moment as we sold 5 in 2 days.

Chuck these in a super pimped brass breech stampede and youe got yourself one hell of a rape cannon

JacobYeah wrote:Chuck these in a super pimped brass breech stampede and youe got yourself one hell of a rape cannon

Brass Breech is what i am running on mine and its ridiculously stable.
having peace of mind whilst in war shooting, knowing your gears aint going to fail on you

ptR wrote:

JacobYeah wrote:Chuck these in a super pimped brass breech stampede and youe got yourself one hell of a rape cannon

Brass Breech is what i am running on mine and its ridiculously stable.
having peace of mind whilst in war shooting, knowing your gears aint going to fail on you

Did you do SGnerfs brass breech guide? What pvc did you use?

natious wrote:

ptR wrote:

JacobYeah wrote:Chuck these in a super pimped brass breech stampede and youe got yourself one hell of a rape cannon

Brass Breech is what i am running on mine and its ridiculously stable.
having peace of mind whilst in war shooting, knowing your gears aint going to fail on you

Did you do SGnerfs brass breech guide? What pvc did you use?

i used exactly like Sgnerfs used. which was 13mm SingaPlastics brand PVC pipe which can nest the 9/16" brass tube.
Their Brass Breech guide: http://modworks.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/nerf-stampede-brass-breech-mod-guide.html

I have yet to also have stripped gears. It seems that it is the motor which gives way first.

natious wrote:

ptR wrote:

JacobYeah wrote:Chuck these in a super pimped brass breech stampede and youe got yourself one hell of a rape cannon

Brass Breech is what i am running on mine and its ridiculously stable.
having peace of mind whilst in war shooting, knowing your gears aint going to fail on you

Did you do SGnerfs brass breech guide? What pvc did you use?

Where did you get the singaplastics from?

Have you tried your local bunnings?
They should have a massive variety there.
I see that your in melbourne, if you can't find any try Thomastown.

ptR wrote:Have you tried your local bunnings?
They should have a massive variety there.
I see that your in melbourne, if you can't find any try Thomastown.

bunnings and mitre10 don't stock singaplastics, did you get yours from a bunnings?

natious wrote:

ptR wrote:Have you tried your local bunnings?
They should have a massive variety there.
I see that your in melbourne, if you can't find any try Thomastown.

bunnings and mitre10 don't stock singaplastics, did you get yours from a bunnings?

There's a lot of pipping system at bunnings espcially brass ones.
this is getting quite of topic. If you want more info PM me.

ptR wrote:

natious wrote:

ptR wrote:Have you tried your local bunnings?
They should have a massive variety there.
I see that your in melbourne, if you can't find any try Thomastown.

bunnings and mitre10 don't stock singaplastics, did you get yours from a bunnings?

There's a lot of pipping system at bunnings espcially brass ones.
this is getting quite of topic. If you want more info PM me.

Brass can only be bought at hobby stores And singaplastics is only available in Singapore.

The reason i got these professionally manufactured is because my gears do break and ive been through 5 of stampedes.
Due to high voltage: 18v. 13kg springs internal and external i dont feel safe every war battle thinking my plastic gears are going to fail on me.

There is the reason your breaking gears! You do NOT and should NOT replace the external (front spring) that is a return spring! The plastic gears will work fine if that spring remains unchanged and there is no reason to replace it either.

Not going to try to prove my point because it obviously doesn't get through to you.
People do break their gears, just accept it. And like I said, you don't need them? Don't trust them? Don't buy if, stop bombing sales.

return spring upgrade for a faster return cycle, and so you don't get stuck unable to chamber a dart because your bolt isn't getting back to starting position before its pushed forward again by the gearbox.
you only don't see it as necessary because you're running 11.1v or so. if you go up past 18v, like i plan to when i get a set of these gears, a return spring upgrade is pretty important in order to not misfire at 400 darts/min

Is the gearing cast into the gears or is it gear cut with tooling?

h3rrr0 wrote:Is the gearing cast into the gears or is it gear cut with tooling?

Gears are cast