Junk Class Ballin' on a budget Event

[Impactfour]

Super excited for this. Parts for my spump build and my tigershark build came in today. The spump is all but finished, now I just am trying to get the pump guide to be air tight in the vasa. So far I've failed miserably at this, but am determined to get it right. I got a new vasa in the mail today and jb welded a ground down trilogy guide that previously had a slight leak. My other plan involves using the autococker parts trilogy to 2k adapter and a 2k guide I bought a while back.

If both those options fail I'm gonna run the damn thing using one of kits horizontal adapter and a dropout 12 gram changer and make it bolt action.

The tigershark already has a freak bored barrel and is shooting decently. My hope is to have it converted to lever action somehow by the event, but will be pleasantly surprised if I pull that off.

[JeeperCreeper]

I got mine tight with like 6-8 wraps of tape and a well placed oring. Can't wait to see how you built yours. Mine might get a makeover before November

[Impactfour]

Teflon tape is definitely somewhere in my future if I throw my hands up in the air with my other 2 plans and don't like the dropout/bolt action plan.

I'd really like to keep it as clean as possible, even though some of the parts are beat up. Got an aluminum bolt in the mail that I'm going to try to tap for a brass rod I've got lying around. Otherwise I kinda splurged and got a dye dff-20 reg, a nice on/off asa and a freak barrel, so it's coming together pretty nice. Time to stop putting it off...

[JeeperCreeper]

My current configuration for the "Sni-con" Spyder pump build. Running about 375psi, I think I just need to lighten the hammer to get the rest of the bounce out. There's so many different parts on this build from many different markers, but this thing is as smooth as my WGP cocker.

[Impactfour]

I was just about to ask about yours, I thought I remembered you making it stock class, I like that setup

[JeeperCreeper]

I've been tuning it recently. I think I need to de-volumize it to run 12 grams, but it's a great Mod-stock pump. I have a feedneck for it as well, but I always take it right back off.

[Swedgin!!]

That is pretty dope!!

[cheapguitarscheapthrills]

Keep it coming guys, love seeing these builds!

[Impactfour]

Well the Spyder finally holds air! Just need to sand down some tool marks on the pump guide, and figure out the pump rod to bolt connection and she's ready to rock!

In my search for parts I also found this zapco(?) marker with a ca adapter. She's got a nice leak currently but I'm planning on getting it up and running as well. Edit: I think this was a secret Santa gift, so I've got no real idea what's going on with it

I'm really looking forward to this event and really appreciate the motivation it gave me to get these projects finished up (I think I've been "working" on the spump for 2-3 years now)

[Jonnydread]

Hell yeah

[JeeperCreeper]

I've been working on mine for a few years as well.

I've found that you can take cocker finger detents, and clip a section out so it fits the smaller diameter Spyder breech. Just don't crank the barrel down too tight, use an oring on the barrel. You can see the edge of the cut detent if you go too far.

[cheapguitarscheapthrills]

Finally fixed this old girl and stole the bottom line for my new Sterling for an upcoming 5 man pump tournament

[JeeperCreeper]

I'll bring my brass version of this, too.

[JeeperCreeper]

I have plans...

I have a bolt from a Trilogy, a bolt from a PGP that will be modified as the hammer, an RVA from a Delta 68, some random Empire feedneck, an Ion reg, a Slice kit, all going into a body made from 2 PGP 2k barrels. The Lazarus valve was given to me. The K-frame was also a freebie. If this works out, I'll have to get a real one for this.

[Impactfour]

Well it's not the prettiest, and definitely needs a new pump handle as I'd forgotten I'd cracked the threaded area on the one I planned to use, but she's functional and ready to go if need be!

[NONOBLITUS]

Way to go.

[Impactfour]

Thanks man! Finishing this one up has definitely given me the motivation to tackle my tigershark project, as that's ones gonna have a whole mess of trial and error.