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I think its safe to say 'this gun has attitude'. I also suspect people become a little wary of it if someone was to pull it out and set it down.
Again:
Ambidextrous thumb operated safety
Mag release
More Detail then I usually deal with
32 round magazine
Semi-Hidden Chaos symbol on the ejection port.
Mash up of several traits from my older auto pistols and the AutoMag from Halo ODST
Funny thing is the gun is only an inch wide if i recall recorrectly, so its pretty slim-ish though as big and long as it is there really is no concealing it, may have to go back and make a snub nose version.
Modeled in Google Sketchup 7.
Modeled by
Enjoy~
EDIT: when i look at this gun all i hear in my head is the 'Boom Headshot' song.
I think its safe to say 'this gun has attitude'. I also suspect people become a little wary of it if someone was to pull it out and set it down.
Again:
Ambidextrous thumb operated safety
Mag release
More Detail then I usually deal with
32 round magazine
Semi-Hidden Chaos symbol on the ejection port.
Mash up of several traits from my older auto pistols and the AutoMag from Halo ODST
Funny thing is the gun is only an inch wide if i recall recorrectly, so its pretty slim-ish though as big and long as it is there really is no concealing it, may have to go back and make a snub nose version.
Modeled in Google Sketchup 7.
Modeled by
Enjoy~
EDIT: when i look at this gun all i hear in my head is the 'Boom Headshot' song.
Category Designs / Miscellaneous
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1276 x 668px
File Size 75.1 kB
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Thats mine, funny because the same thing happened to one of my mags too. Do you oil it often when you shoot?
Thats mine, funny because the same thing happened to one of my mags too. Do you oil it often when you shoot?
Had it for less than two weeks, when i bought it i was given complementary green gas and a big bottle of proper gram bb's, wasn't given any oil and wasn't shown how to oil it. Was shown how to disassemble it for cleaning, how to use it and take care of it. Apparently i had a little gas still in the magazine and it exploded during the night. Was a birthday gift from a friend so I feel bad that he spent all that money on me just for me to end up killing it.
I have bad luck with gas powered pistols, had a Daisy Co2 pistol and the front end blew out of it when i holstered it one day, spent 50$ on it. I'm over being upset that i had an awesome toy that broke, still fun to have a real steel 1911 i can pull the slide back on.
Link This is mine.
I have bad luck with gas powered pistols, had a Daisy Co2 pistol and the front end blew out of it when i holstered it one day, spent 50$ on it. I'm over being upset that i had an awesome toy that broke, still fun to have a real steel 1911 i can pull the slide back on.
Link This is mine.
-sigh- You should buy standard silicone oil http://www.airsplat.com/Items/AC-TAG-SILICONE.htm and about every 5-6 refills put a few drops in the input valve for the gas. I dont know why they wouldn't show you.. thats the worst way to kill a mag ._. I.... Used propane instead of green gas in mine ^^' adds more of a kick due to higher compression c: i've had mine for going on 2 and a half years now. ^^
Another reason I'm not up to repairing or replacing the mag on mine is because i bought the gun and stuff in South carolina and I live in the southern half of Georgia. ^^; a looong way to drive for just a new magazine. plus i lack money to afford to buy a new one. Sadly the result of being unemployable, complete lack of funds.
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