How hard would it be to duplicate the mags for these?
It has been a while since I last had mine out
It has been a while since I last had mine out
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If you have a lathe and the specs for it it wouldn't be hard at all it's just a hollow aluminum tube with a cap at the back to hold the guts in and a spring and then there's a little retaining finger set up that's probably the hardest part of the whole thing. Definitely would not be hard to do it allComment
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I can spec it out if yall want.Do hard things for fun. Being soft is for sissies. Being an asshole is easy, thats why everyone is one. Being stand up us hard. Be a hard bastard but be respectful.Comment
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So I got it up and running 100%. No air leaks whatsoever. Probably gonna gift this to a friend who runs a field here in San Antonio. We go back over 20 years as baller together. He loves the pistol lifestyle and has never seen one of these in person. I wont ever use it and I wont sell it but I think it would make a fine gift to someone who would 100% use this a ton.Do hard things for fun. Being soft is for sissies. Being an asshole is easy, thats why everyone is one. Being stand up us hard. Be a hard bastard but be respectful.Comment
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Here are my 3 FASTech paintball markers. I have 2 AFTs and 1 F2 Illustrator. I was going through one of My AFT pistols to check seals and do maintenance. You can see it all in pieces. I bought these from the original owner of Feral Action Sports. He was selling the last 30 he had around 1998-99ish. From his personal stock at a paintball park in Washington state that he was a regular at the time. I bought 10 mags and about 20 parts kits and two markers for about $150 each. They are a super fun marker to use, great shooters. the mags are very fun to use. I have high hip holsters for both. Also have hopper adaptors for both. they are easy to convert to a riffle. I'll post some Youtube links of video of them later.Comment
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