[Down Range Pain]

ok so i was pwning with the masterkey shotgun on COD and it hit me

Rail mounted First Strike marker.

u could use FS to pick em off and if someone get to close u can use ur base marker to lay down lots of less expensive paint

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slap one of these on a mini

This post has been edited by Down Range Pain: 19 August 2010 - 02:33 AM

[Eskimo]

maybe phantom internals?
you could run a rear air adapter right to the back of the valve and then maybe have a line running to a 3.5 C02 tank mounted on a side rail

Ion internals?
then just get a airline to it,

the only hard part is getting a breach for the FS rounds.

This post has been edited by Eskimo: 18 August 2010 - 07:22 PM

[blackcelldrumr15]

This is actually kind of a cool idea....

I think someone that has more money than myself should invest in attempting to build this...

[Down Range Pain]

maybe use 12grams to keep it simple

man i wish i had one of those fancy 3D model generater programs...

[Silent-7]

I like this idea a lot. 12gram would definitely be the way to go. I do have access to 3D modeling, but certainly no time to make it happen...

[Down Range Pain]

ok i got blender...im trying to make a marker with the masterkey...but yeah idek what im doing.

This post has been edited by Down Range Pain: 19 August 2010 - 02:35 AM

[noce13o]

heh this is funny, I was thinking of the opposite a while back, hack up a cheap pump marker to mount under my first strike t9.1, and load it with 6 balls, so I have a 1-shot buckshot if anyone gets too close

[Krazy8]

Why wouldn't you simply use the same air source for both guns?

Mounting a Havok launcher on a gun in a similar fasion uses the same air system to operate the gun and the launcher so it could be fesable to accomplish the same fith you FS idea.

Although I believe accuracy would suffer from the mounting possition. Harder to aim the lower gun.

But a Phantom would be pure easy to do.

Remove the trigger frame and build a simple lever to release the sear...or a button for that matter.
Use a valve body made for the bottom line...or VSC style Phantoms.
Rail mounts could be added to the valve body and the breech fairly easy.
Cut FS fin slots into a stock class breech and mount it a bit angled left or right depending on user prefference.
6" or 8" barrel would keep it short and you would simply use a micro pump handle.

Cost could be kept down to the $200 range I would think and overall length would be in the 12" to 15" area.
It would be a one shot and reload thing but that is why you have a second gun...right?

This post has been edited by Krazy8: 19 August 2010 - 08:33 AM

[Down Range Pain]

ur right about the accuaracy i didnt c tht at first...

well the point is to have an accurate gun with a less expensive back up paint with it and maybe having the close range marker mount on the FS marker would better serve tht role.

[sousey]

Not sure I am missing something or if you just want to make a mod; but wouldn't this be accomplished with using a Tiberius T9 with a hopper, use the Mag for FristStrike.

[Down Range Pain]

T9 can use the hopper but it doesnt have firing modes and this would be more low profile

[TREE FITTY]

I say q-loaded T9 for low profile, and use the mag for first strike. Not to shoot down a good idea. I agree with hard to aim too. If you're using first strike, I would imagine you want to aim that puppy because you want to make it count.

[Down Range Pain]

all good ideas ut as far as a mountable secondary system goes,i dont think there is really on out there...maybe an airsoft masterkey but alot of fields wont allow it.

[Krazy8]

Most of us never need a secodary. If I am out of paint I either become a runner or leave the field and refit.

That is the main reason I never carry a pistol for backup. I could count on one hand how many times a pistol would have helped me ingame.

The undermount idea is intriguing though. The over/under look is great.

I for one would never use it to its potential though.

[sousey]

why stop at a secondary.