The Official Brass Eagle Picture Thread

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  • Jonnydread
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    I always get way more headshots than I should with this thing

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  • Impactfour
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    Thank you both! I've been working on making an adjustable velocity bolt for it, I rushed into V1 with a power drill rather than a press and am waiting on a package to attempt v2 before I let a pro take over...

    Overall I think they are excellent markers, and they're so cheap that it's real easy to burn through them for projects without worrying. I haven't got to field the docs barrel but it sure is pretty and his other ones work great!

  • JohnWayne
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    This is pure fire! That is some serious dedication to maximizing potential.

  • JohnWayne
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    stock Ghost Stingray II with quick release pins
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  • COB
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    That is a beautiful shark. I love these markers and use them in a lot of my musket and bolt action builds. I'm hoping to team with $limbo at his Ganza event to do a Shark only game in honor of Shark Week. I may have to break open the piggy bank and get on of Docs barrels.

  • COB
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    As for O-rings I use 70 Duro Buna on BE markers, because they are more flexible. Additionally, as any male over twelve knows, Lube Generously. The genius engineers who thought shoving an O-ring past cut threads must have been really hammered on Canadian Whiskey and hopped up on Maple Syrup. This is the reason it is damn near impossible to keep a Nightmare functioning. The markers are great to use when working and aesthetically pleasing to look at. But they are the Canadian equivalent to the British Jaguar. They look awesome up on the rack, seldom seen in action.

  • Myrkul
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    You are definitely the closest we have to an expert.

    What is the secret?

    I recently purchased a King Cobra off Facebook, and it leaks like a penny whore on a pirate ship.

    I have new cup seals coming in from JG airguns, but I DESPERATELY want to know what "o" rings to order to make this less painful.

    I know these have a reputation for clipping "o" rings on reassembly, what do you use? 90 durometer? 70 durometer? Urathane? Buna? HNBR? Fuck it just use 55D Teflon and force?

    Or is it more of a specific blend of Canadian whiskey, that only works 3.6 shots in while also listening to green day and just whatever "o" rings the local hardware store had in stock?

  • Impactfour
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    Speaking of tigersharks, us Rhode Islanders seem to have a thing for them. Mines got a doc machine XL freak barrel, classic BE dropout changer both annod by our own KMDPB. I also had the power tube threads trimmed down, polished the internals, swapped phantom springs in and shimmed the trigger.



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  • Jonnydread
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    Old pic, but I wanted to show some BE in action. I love Tigersharks.

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  • COB
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    Expert no. A lot of useless knowledge, probably. Ask away.

  • Rhedpaint
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    i have many questions for you. you seem to be the only expert in this field..

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  • dartamon
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    Originally posted by acrewofone
    Matched pair of Brass Eagle “Eagle 68” pistols
    Filled in all empty spaces inside with Epoxy Steel (lots of it), to reinforce the weak plastic bodies
    Removed self tapping screws and used machine screws and countersunk nuts (filled in holes)
    Sanded down body graphics (especially that weird “balls in flight” graphic)
    Body painted light textured black
    Painted grip panels textured tan (to look like separate wood grip panels)
    All new o-rings, and lubed properly (Brass Eagle originally recommended transmission fluid!)
    CO2 plug painted black
    ~285 across the chrono
    (Also have 12 loader tubes)

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    Those are nice Eagles.

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  • Jonnydread
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    This is very neat.

  • JohnWayne
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    Nostalgia bug bit me. Now I'm the owner of 2 Raptor Silver Eagles.

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