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  • k_obeastly
    Bunker Buster
    • Aug 2020
    • 449

    #1

    P2Ks...

    They are both purely mechanical. The red one has functioned perfectly fine in the past though I have changed the air setup since then and cannot even verify the reg that is on there now. The other one, I am out of ICD valves and have nothing that doesn't leak. Physically, the hammer cocks and releases. The machining is rough but I'm not willing to put anymore time into this.

    $100 for both shipped and pp'd, no barrel on the unannoed gun. Clear hopper included

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  • Curly2k3
    That one guy.
    • Jul 2020
    • 129
    • MN

    #2
    These are fanatically bizarre

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    • iamthelazerviking
      Make Paintballs 690 Again
      • Jul 2020
      • 2711
      • Staunton, VA

      #3
      Holy moly
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      • glaman5266
        MCB Life Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 1277
        • WI

        #4
        Now this is something else. O.O Never seen this done with a Bushmaster before. I'm curious as to how one would do this.
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        • k_obeastly
          k_obeastly commented
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          It's simple.

          Clog the air to the solenoid, you can jam the LPR with epoxy, epoxy the air passage, or some of the front caps from BKOs will work as well to cut off the air.

          Come up with a hammer, mine slide in delrin sleeves and use cocker springs.

          Make a slot and sear, You can see the screw in the lower half of the body that holds the sear. A screw in the top of the trigger is enough to connect the trigger and sear

          After that, you just need a pump handle and you have an ICD sheridan.

        • glaman5266
          glaman5266 commented
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          Thank you for that explanation. I appreciate it. Good luck with the sale.
      • OpusX
        Still pumpin'
        • Jul 2020
        • 1448
        • KCMO

        #5
        Jank factor over 9000....amazing GLWS
        Velcor will save us...

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        • Macdave06
          Tinkerer
          • Jul 2020
          • 1363
          • Vacaville, CA

          #6
          Curious as to how these operate. I assume they have a sear now?

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          • XEMON
            Frenchy is here!
            • Jul 2020
            • 3029
            • Nor Cal

            #7
            PM sent, let me know if you didn't get it 👍
            Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...

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