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  • OpusX
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    This may come in handy later...

  • ChillswitchEngage
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    Printed off a ripper body for my enmey in PETG. Pictured as well is a "ultra trigger" printed in ABS I snagged off eBay.

    edit - Thingiverse & ultra trigger links below.

    https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5366930

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/116761325202​
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  • Rainmaker
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    Automag rail. just want to see if it's feasible.
    Also a little barrel lock nubbin, TPU with a little bouncy shelf inside, and a brass 1/8" rod. it kinda works

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  • Geldor
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    Working on some warp feed fittings, the verticle output goes right into the hopper, so this one kicks out at 40 degrees, and a "spacemag" Z frame, I can't seem to find the pictures of the marker with the frame I used initially for inspiration to recreate my own version.

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  • BrickHaus
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    Churning out tpu tippmann detents. 3 minutes each.

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  • AnarchicArctic
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    Chuck was kind enough to print this for me. I asked him with the A5 in mind. I’ll let you guys know how it works out

  • AnarchicArctic
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    I’ll post up when I’ve got it mounted

  • pghp8ntballer
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    The bridge is about 120 hours across about 3 dozen plates. The Dark Helmet was several days worth of printing too. I think that was 9 or 10 total plates at roughly 8-12 hours a plate

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    Anarchicarctic is going to be testing it out I will have him post pictures of it, and any issues. But the print file has been around for a while and it’s the 5th version so hopefully a lot of the kinks are worked out. The goal is to have it working in time for Riots MagFed take over at Liberty Paintball. We plan on Jankin the local Mag fed guys up with a lil Trolling and good paintball. We always get split up when we play so it will be fun playing people who don’t know any better yet lol. + they let me shoot First Strikes 😈 (this will not shoot FS just standard paint)

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    I don’t see why not. As long as the feed mount is the same. I imagine it is. But I don’t really know that much about them and the differences. I was a VM guy in that era.

  • RPP
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    Originally posted by Chuck E Ducky
    Beef gave me the side eye over this one.

    “The Psyclone Feed” is born! Cyclone Tippmann to TIPX mag adapter STEN style. Credit to UntangleWorks on Printables for the design. It’s pretty simple and well designed hopefully it feeds as good as it looks. Should be interesting with the response trigger.
    Ohhhh snap. I need some pictures when this is assembled. Would this work on an a-5 ?

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  • Cal440
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    That looks great, interested in seeing it mounted up and it feeds.

  • Chuck E Ducky
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    Beef gave me the side eye over this one.

    “The Psyclone Feed” is born! Cyclone Tippmann to TIPX mag adapter STEN style. Credit to UntangleWorks on Printables for the design. It’s pretty simple and well designed hopefully it feeds as good as it looks. Should be interesting with the response trigger.
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  • Chuck E Ducky
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    Wow that a big print!

  • pghp8ntballer
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