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  • mvan
    Newbie
    • Oct 2023
    • 5

    #1

    WGP Nightkast with modifications

    Hi everyone,

    I was going through some of my old paintball stuff and was curious what you guys think my Nightkast is worth. I bought it back in 2004ish if I remember correctly. Haven't played in years.. Didn't use it a whole lot, had multiple markers at the time but it was always fun to pull out and got lots of comments. I spent some money on it back in the day upgrading parts and having fun with that.
    Not sure I want to sell it just looking for some feedback.

    I'm going to list the parts as best I can from memory... If anything is the wrong name please forgive me..

    Zero B version 1.2 board
    Aftermarket blade style trigger (Don't remember the brand and have the original WorrBlade trigger somewhere too if that matters)
    E2 soleniod / housing
    Belsales Evolution ram with Smart Parts 360 QEV's
    Palmers Micro Rock LPR
    Belsales Evolution delrin venturi bolt and pin
    WGP Black Magic regulator
    Planet Eclpise on/off asa
    I dont recall the cocking rod or beaver tail brand
    Aftermarket pump arm (don't recall the brand)
    Factory lower internals
    As you can see, I did replace the grip screws with robertson screws years ago as I remember losing one of the factory ones, but they're the same threading and size so nothing was altered there.

    Let me know what you think.

    Thanks!

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  • superman
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 3379
    • Mount Pleasant, SC

    #2
    aka pump arm.
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    • Blackmagic71
      MCB Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 892
      • Minnesota

      #3
      I love Nightkasts - back in 2006 I used one for my first Oklahoma D-Day on Omaha Beach. 🤣

      Some nightkasts had threaded feednecks and some were press fit. With a threaded feedneck I’d think it would be worth slightly more.

      Maybe $400 +/-
      Check out my YouTube channel for overview videos of the WGP Karnivor and WGP Orracle!

      https://www.youtube.com/@ScrambledEggs71

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      • Brads41789
        Newbie
        • May 2023
        • 13
        • Toledo

        #4
        I always thought they were pretty cool looking but I've never had one myself as I'm always overloaded with Orracles lol... As is I'd say somewhere between 4 and 500 but to be honest its worth more in parts if you're willing to spend the extra time

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        • Alexndl
          MCB member
          • Jul 2020
          • 3532
          • Montreal, Qc, Canada

          #5
          The belsale parts would bring more on their own. Not an expert on those but ram alone would be around $100, not sure for bolt but people are looking for Belsale parts.

          Replace those by stock bolt and STO RAM and sell the Nightcast for around $450
          šŸ’€Team RagnastockšŸ’€

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          • Levi
            MCB Member
            • Feb 2023
            • 613
            • Oregon

            #6
            Do those belsales rams take the same bumpers and o-rings as the stock WGP stuff?
            FEEDBACK

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            • Pumpytrilly1
              Pumpytrilly1 commented
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              I thought someone said inception bumpers works. I could no longer find the kits a guy was selling on eBay for my bedsles evo ram.

            • latches109
              latches109 commented
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              inception would work or a 006 90d oring. they do not take stock WGP urethane bumpers.
          • mvan
            Newbie
            • Oct 2023
            • 5

            #7
            Thank you everyone for your replies. Good info to know!

            Can anyone suggest a good place to have it serviced? I live in Ontario, Canada and ideally would like to keep it in country to avoid any customs issues.

            Thanks again!

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