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What is better for a singled blaster? a barrel extension or a speedloader
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Barrel extension or speedloader
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Speedloader or extended for a singled blaster barrel
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Total Votes: 1
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Coolys1000- Posts : 17
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Swatsonia- Posts : 457
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Well, what blaster, would be helpful.
Coolys1000- Posts : 17
Join date : 2012-05-21
Age : 24
Location : Melbourne
At the moment a nitefinder.
And yes I have done research on the subject I just can't seem to find out which one is better/more useful.
And yes I have done research on the subject I just can't seem to find out which one is better/more useful.
KingCam- Posts : 832
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If it for a nitefinder just used a speed loader, if you are going to make a speedloader for the nitefinder make it about 80mm to 100mm long per barrel.
sniperdude49- Posts : 282
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Inline clip possibly?
LostBoy- Posts : 546
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Speed loader.
Coolys1000- Posts : 17
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Thanks for your feedback. Is there a possibility of using a cpvc coupler to make it possible to have a detachable barrel extension? While having the possibility of a speedloader if youre not using the extended barrel?
sniperdude49- Posts : 282
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Yep
LostBoy- Posts : 546
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Coolys1000 wrote:Thanks for your feedback. Is there a possibility of using a cpvc coupler to make it possible to have a detachable barrel extension? While having the possibility of a speedloader if youre not using the extended barrel?
Yes, I think.
Luke- Posts : 986
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I can't believe no one is properly answering his question (No need for just saying "yes" multiple times)Coolys1000 wrote:Thanks for your feedback. Is there a possibility of using a cpvc coupler to make it possible to have a detachable barrel extension? While having the possibility of a speedloader if youre not using the extended barrel?
Coolys1000, Yes you can use a UPVC coupler (CPVC is not available in Australia), for the barrels I would suggest 16mm Conduit (Found at Electrical Stores) and for the coupler you can use a 16mm coupler or you can do what I do and use a bit of grey 20mm conduit.
Cheers Luke.
Coolys1000- Posts : 17
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Thanks again. another question would there be any benefits of going it.?
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Coolys1000. I'm going to just tell you. We can't tell you what the benefits are. You're just going to have test it for yourself. Everybody will get varied results depending on the darts their using, the spring, etc.
This is where I say, we're here to help, but we're not going to spoon feed you every detail because when people say one thing, others may say differently.
This is where I say, we're here to help, but we're not going to spoon feed you every detail because when people say one thing, others may say differently.
Coolys1000- Posts : 17
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I understand. I'll have to do both to see the pros and cons of each of them
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