I don't think I have a pic of it but I built my ultimate phantom back about 13 years ago. had a Jcurt 90, drop out valve, freaked barrel, undercocking hit etc. had it doing 40 shots at 280+ right until the last shot where it was at like 265 then vented. Most efficient stock class marker I've ever owned. My superstocker, which I'll never sell comes close but damn I'd love to have that thing back.
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I briefly owned one....i.say briefly because i had it re Annoed back in like 2006My first "high end" marker was a doodoo brown to orange fade shocker SFT. 1 of 30 ano'd for my local proshop. I know of 2 floating around one of which the shop owns/has on display.
If you happen to have one working or not, and you want money, a barrel of oil, bootleg hooch, a non running 70 series landcruiser, a Livingston, etc.... Shoot me a DM, I'd very much like to turn back time and not have sold mine.
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Less in the vein of "I want this back" and more in the vein of "I wonder what happened to it," I'm curious where some of my high end cockers ended up. I imagine most ended up getting parted. Wonder if any are still together.Comment
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Worst for me was a Navarone Bushmaster (or so I've been told... I just know it had olive hard ano and a 45 frame) that I lent to a friend and never saw again. Lever stock, a turned- down Scepter barrel kit, some spare barrels... lost it in 2009 and still think of it occasionally.
I've had a few other nice builds but parted with them on my own terms so it's OK. My pewter 07 Cyborg with gold accents is one I wouldn't mind seeing again, and similarly a few Nelspot-derived pistol builds, usually with Bushmaster frames. I think the black hole of DirtyLittleMo has at least one.Feedback
www.PhrameworkDesigns.com < Nelspot, Sterling, and Phantom parts, plus the occasional big project.Comment
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