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  • DavidBoren
    EVIL aficionado
    • Jul 2020
    • 716
    • Portland, Oregon

    #1

    Show me them Spumps...

    I have been sitting on this for a good minute, but I think I have enough to post something of my own to get this party started... feel free to move this to the Miscellaneous Arms' Room, if it fits there better. For all are welcome here, so long as it was once a STBB and will be a pump forevermore...

    I almost posted this is the Empire Arms' Room. Lol.
    Here's what I gots, thusfar (work-in-progress):

    Empire 18" barrel (w/681&690 backs),
    Empire pump kit on a Trilogy guide rod,
    Empire reg,
    Empire grips,
    Empire On/Off,
    Empire rail,
    AKA feedneck,
    AKA Lightning bolt,
    TASO Humpback frame...
    If you need to talk, I will listen. Leave a message and I will call you back as soon as I get it.
    IGY6; 503.995.0257
  • DavidBoren
    EVIL aficionado
    • Jul 2020
    • 716
    • Portland, Oregon

    #2
    There's also this Empire 007 Apex BS, that I love oh so much. Have you ever played that blizzard level in Black-Ops(?) with the suppressed auto-shotty and the heartbeat sensor? Yeah...
    Last edited by DavidBoren; 11-11-2020, 03:04 AM.
    If you need to talk, I will listen. Leave a message and I will call you back as soon as I get it.
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    • nobbie333
      MCB Member for life
      • Jul 2020
      • 465
      • Kansas City, Missouri

      #3
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      • ChoSanJuan
        ChoSanJuan commented
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        Oh man, I've been super curious about those pump handles! Looks great on there! What happened to the bonus one I sent ya?

      • nobbie333
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        I still have them all except the pink one is going on another spump a (dueling set)

      • ChoSanJuan
        ChoSanJuan commented
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        Dude, can't wait to see it!
        Last edited by ChoSanJuan; 11-13-2020, 11:05 AM. Reason: typo
    • ChoSanJuan
      I do things... and stuff
      • Jul 2020
      • 797
      • Milwaukee

      #4


      It used to have a TL body but I just recently swapped it out for a more "modern" body with a vert feed and ball detent.
      Fred aka ChoSanJuan
      Team: With Intent
      Paintball parts and 3D Printed items! (Rebuilding and updating for 2025!)

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      • nobbie333
        MCB Member for life
        • Jul 2020
        • 465
        • Kansas City, Missouri

        #5
        My other Spumps work in progress
        I added a bushing to all the pump handles
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        • Knuckle Dragger
          Necropost enthusiast
          • Jul 2020
          • 567
          • Somewhere between a tree, river and a rock

          #6
          Great stuff here. I’ve already posted mine in a build thread, but to keep this thread going.
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          • Tarsun2
            Certified Post Whore
            • Jul 2020
            • 1026

            #7
            man, im not a fan of pumps but these are looking nice.

            so much better/cleaner than the "hack saw half backs" from yesteryear lol

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            • scottieb
              Member since 2004
              • Jul 2020
              • 4203
              • Lincoln, Nebraska

              #8
              Here's one:
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              • DavidBoren
                EVIL aficionado
                • Jul 2020
                • 716
                • Portland, Oregon

                #9
                Those finger groove Bob Long frames sure are popular. Does anyone else think they are a little too wide to be comfortable?
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                • nobbie333
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                  They are cheap right now, Yes I think a little thick and sharp edges

                • scottieb
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                  I personally dislike any frame with finger grooves. I think they are uncomfortable as they never fit my hand. I'll use them but...

                • MrKittyCatMeowFace
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                  I like the signature series slider frame on my cocker. .
              • Rolling Thunder 67
                Old Mech Warrior
                • Jul 2020
                • 216
                • Cobourg,Ontario,Canada

                #10
                Thought i'd join the party, reworked ZXS, SE frame with custom trigger guard,double trigger converted to single,SSC LPC adapter for pump guide rod, bolt from GT-2000, welded offset pump rod. Click image for larger version

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                • Rolling Thunder 67
                  Old Mech Warrior
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 216
                  • Cobourg,Ontario,Canada

                  #11
                  Anyone willing to highlight there linkage to the bolts/hammers? Saw a couple that have peaked my interest. This is always a challenge.

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                  • ChoSanJuan
                    I do things... and stuff
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 797
                    • Milwaukee

                    #12
                    Originally posted by Rolling Thunder 67
                    Anyone willing to highlight there linkage to the bolts/hammers? Saw a couple that have peaked my interest. This is always a challenge.
                    Just followed the Vike's method. Setting the striker to the trigger sear needs no measurements since the original semi auto action is already done for you. Use a dremel with the cutting wheel to get that slot. It just needs to be the right amount of travel in the slot for your linkage post to travel forward and seal off the breech with the bolt. Next important part is to make sure it's a smooth ride forward and back.
                    Fred aka ChoSanJuan
                    Team: With Intent
                    Paintball parts and 3D Printed items! (Rebuilding and updating for 2025!)

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                    • Rolling Thunder 67
                      Old Mech Warrior
                      • Jul 2020
                      • 216
                      • Cobourg,Ontario,Canada

                      #13
                      Hello ChoSanJaun:

                      What i was referring to was the linkage of the pump rod to the bolt or hammer. example, yours is attached to the back of the bolt via a custom Cocker-like back block. Looks very clean and functional. scottieb's looks like he slotted the body a bit forward and tied the rod in to the hammer. Both variants look good and i would like to see how they were done if i could. Thanks for your reply.

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                      • nobbie333
                        MCB Member for life
                        • Jul 2020
                        • 465
                        • Kansas City, Missouri

                        #14
                        There is not a special link between the bolt and striker
                        the pump rod connects to the bolt and the striker is slotted for the bolt pin to travel through

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                        • ChoSanJuan
                          I do things... and stuff
                          • Jul 2020
                          • 797
                          • Milwaukee

                          #15
                          Originally posted by Rolling Thunder 67
                          Hello ChoSanJaun:

                          What i was referring to was the linkage of the pump rod to the bolt or hammer. example, yours is attached to the back of the bolt via a custom Cocker-like back block. Looks very clean and functional. scottieb's looks like he slotted the body a bit forward and tied the rod in to the hammer. Both variants look good and i would like to see how they were done if i could. Thanks for your reply.
                          Ahhhh, thanks for the clarification!

                          So everything that's red on the Spump is my own design and I 3d printed. Here's a better pic of my back block.



                          I have dual arms on mine. Been playing with it like that for over a year now. Think I'll move to a single arm setup and see how much stress a single arm will take and where the wear happens on the bolt.
                          Fred aka ChoSanJuan
                          Team: With Intent
                          Paintball parts and 3D Printed items! (Rebuilding and updating for 2025!)

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