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Step 2Modifing the dart gun.
Now, just as easy. Concept is, replace the stock barrel(s) with a new tighter fitting barrel. Here is a list of type of barrels...
-1/2" CPVC (Yes, CPVC.)
-1/2" K&G Brass Barrel (The best of the best. Found in hobbie shops. They are used for making train tracks.)
1/2' Brass
I reccomend CPVC. Its easy to find and worksa great. But, if you know of a hobbie shop, get the brass, its amazing.
Now, its simple. Find the barrel(s) that the air comes out of, and get rid of it. Replace it with CPVC or Brass. Remeber, the shorter the barrel, the moer stable it will be, but you may loose some distance. The longer it is, the less stable, etc.
Take a look at the pictures for an example that I did. That gun is called the Night Finder and is 5 bucks in stores. Shoots a decent 50 feet.
-1/2" CPVC (Yes, CPVC.)
-1/2" K&G Brass Barrel (The best of the best. Found in hobbie shops. They are used for making train tracks.)
1/2' Brass
I reccomend CPVC. Its easy to find and worksa great. But, if you know of a hobbie shop, get the brass, its amazing.
Now, its simple. Find the barrel(s) that the air comes out of, and get rid of it. Replace it with CPVC or Brass. Remeber, the shorter the barrel, the moer stable it will be, but you may loose some distance. The longer it is, the less stable, etc.
Take a look at the pictures for an example that I did. That gun is called the Night Finder and is 5 bucks in stores. Shoots a decent 50 feet.
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could original poster confirm/deny weather this is the brand he was referring to?
does any one have any suggestions 4 an aussie?
but wego to adelaide lots
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