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    Found a cool photo saved on my computer

    Was going through some files and forgot I had saved this old photo I had screen shotted years ago illustrating the strength of agd's carbon fiber trigger frames.

    #2
    I’m no expert, but I think that is a rather poor setup for a paintball tank.

    Both as an air source tank or scenario prop/vehicle tank
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      #3
      I dunno, those old hpa tanks were the size of a Miata…
      Last edited by Chappy; 01-02-2023, 05:53 PM.

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        #4
        With that 114ci, I can get 1000 shots per fill!
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          #5
          Its not just the frame its also the construction of the entire gun

          Not sure other manufacturer would do the same stunt, or maybe they tried and failed

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            #6
            That is neat to see!
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              #7
              Originally posted by Alexndl View Post
              Not sure other manufacturer would do the same stunt, or maybe they tried and failed
              -AKA had a photo, or possibly a video, showing Aaron himself hanging from an Excalibur, suspended from a forklift.

              AKA took a little heat early for using coarser thread for the Excal feed necks, rather than the then-very-popular Angel threads. Everybody wanted the WDP threads because at the time, everyone was making dozens of different kinds of feed necks- tall, short, locking, clamping, etc, etc.

              But, as well all know, fairly weak, with a bad habit of stripping out. AKA wanted a stronger thread, used it, and showed that pic/vid as a demo.

              AGD had the above Miata photo because people didn't like the "plastic" frames- they wanted the metal frames, either the potmetal, or milled aluminum. Both of which would have been more expensive, and would have raised the price of the marker. Tom put that photo together to show the "carbon fiber" frames were just as strong- or at least strong enough to withstand hard play.

              (He also tested the L10 bolt against his own tongue. I don't know if that video is still up anywhere, but I know between that and the rolled dollar bill, I was convinced. )

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              #8
              The akalmp one showed him holding his body weight by the feedneck and I agree it’s a great classic.

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                Originally posted by DocsMachine View Post



                (He also tested the L10 bolt against his own tongue. I don't know if that video is still up anywhere, but I know between that and the rolled dollar bill, I was convinced. )

                Doc.
                Holy crap, so when sp did the same thing with the sp1 they were actually copying agd? I had no idea

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                  Smart Parts did a tongue test?
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