One Thing About One Marker

[DocsMachine]

The Angel IR3 is in fact named so due to it's ability to send infrared data

-To your PDA!



Doc.

[BrickHaus]

The Tiberius/ FS T15 is just a really expensive mag fed ICD Cat.

[BrickHaus]

The JT High Voltage doesn't have any electronics in it.

[glaman5266]

The VL Prodigy had electronics, but had a 7BPS cap. However, they were also very battery-efficient.

[rawbutter]

If you have an unported barrrel, you can stick a Nerf dart in the end and make yourself the king of single-shot Nerf sniper rifles.

[flyweightnate]

Can confirm this also works with certain ported barrels.

[The Inflicted]

This works even better with .50 caliber guns. https://youtu.be/e93haSBtEdM

[zenmic]

Makes me want to try and see what happens with some of my son's nerf darts in my Phantom

[PBGunny]

If you lose the foamie off your venturi Automag bolt, the foam from an old set of Vents mask face/skull cap works really well as a replacement. If you can find the plugs still in the mask, they are just the right size.

[Raven911]

with enough determination you can use Phantom puncture seal disks and Phantom Cup Seals to replace the same in a Classic PGP, just reverse them.

[Tarsun2]

kingman trade-marked a whole list of potential marker names for models that never existed.
my favorite being "black-ace"... lol
the 2 i have are the E77 and E88 to go along with the production E99.

[Walker]

The Phoenix Phantom kits were made by CCI...

[Dusty Bottoms]

The AGD Automag RT Classic is the only mag in the lineup to use a gas through rail and banjo bolt in it’s design. These features, along with a few others like a smaller diameter valve, extended body, and steel hardline, make the RT Classic largely parts incompatible with both previous and later generations of Automags. It's an anomaly in the AGD lineup.

[glaman5266]

The factory ICD BKO boards were 3/4 empty, meaning you could cut most of the board off & stash it in the tray instead of the trigger frame. More room for the battery & the board is not exposed when you take the grips off.

[DocsMachine]

'03-and-up Shocker bodies were made from 2024 aluminum, which, due to the copper content, can be difficult to properly anodize. That's why you see examples from that era with what appears to be a disproportionate amount of wear.

Doc.

[imped4now]

One of several major reasons they've *never* interested me in the slightest.

[DocsMachine]

Ditto the first few years of Sniper and AutoCocker manufacture: the vertical ASA was made from a different alloy due to possible strength concerns (probably, also, 2024) and so would anodize a slightly different shade in many colors.

Doc.

[DocsMachine]

You can actually screw an Autococker barrel into the lower firing chamber plug of a "shoebox" Shocker.

Doc.

[imped4now]

Now this...this is bizarre. Great little tidbit.

[Ecapnation]

You can also use the plugs to completely mess with some one if your quick enough to get it in their gun

[Meleager7]

Sooo.....Smart Parts machinists (or maybe is it was Pneuventures) had the tooling to thread cocker barrels, but they went and used the different SFT thread instead for the barrel !?? What the h#ck!!!?

[Meleager7]

the ball detents for the BT guns like the Combat, are dual use. When the detent wears out or breaks, simply flip it over, and you'll get a 2nd use out of it!

[The Inflicted]

You can also use them on Tippmann guns in a pinch if you have a razor blade.