Brazlian Nelson Pump Busterball 80's I gues

[wprandini]

Hello everyone, I bought this Busterball almost 10 years ago and I was happy to find out where it came from, on the old forum there was a post about Brazilian markers.

haven't played for a while and I need money, so I'm selling my relic.

It's a marker pump with a Nelson valve, everyone here knows that, I know, it dates back to the mid-80s, shoots straight, has little maintenance, I have a spare Oring and trigger spring.

Everything shown in the photo comes with it, including the wooden handles I made for it, I just didn't varnish it because I couldn't decide which color would look best.

Shipping at the expenses of the buyer.

The price I'm asking for is US$300. If the marker is worth more, I don't mind the extra money😅.

[BigRed]

That's a unique unibody Nelson. Looks neat with that long pump handle, glws.

[The Weltman]

I dig the look but I think it's too much plastic for me. I'm also suspicious of that plastic bolt-on feed neck.

[wprandini]

The feed neck isn't that bad, just don't try to shoot like semi-automatic it ends well, this loader is really small, I used a much larger one

[k_obeastly]

Does it have asa threads or just an 1/8 npt port on the back?

[wprandini]

yes, it's a asa treads in the back

[mpsd]

I can confirm that's a Brazilian made, late 80s or early 90s Busterball and it looks to be in great condition, despite it's age! I can also confirm that the ASA will take any US made CO2 or compressed air tank and they perform the best with 800 psi going in. Good luck with sale! I have a few of those here as well so I'm curious to see how this goes.

[Brokeass_baller]

That feedneck and two-piece bolt remind me of the Brute.

[The Weltman]

That Brute was amazing chincy.

[Brokeass_baller]

Dude, you don't even know. Lol. I had one for a while. Bought it back when they were $20 on the Bay. The spring-return pump handle was nice, and it had a velocity-adjustable bolt and anti-kink internals. But the threaded inserts pulled out after like 3 days of play, so I used a hose clamp on the front of the grip. Looked ghetto, but worked great. Used that thing for years.