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ADF 04:40:11 Sun Apr 23 2017 Offline 237 posts BBMG Brigadier General * Reply |
Update.
made a 177 version with much higher capacity! Watch video | ||||
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ADF 18:29:26 Thu Apr 13 2017 Offline 237 posts BBMG Brigadier General * Reply |
A bit off the topic.
But anyway, does all we have toys beside full auto BB guns?! ) And some of them are single shot pellet shooters like crosman 2300 or 2240 and some other time-proven guns with unparalleled fun per $$ value. And keeping pellets ready to load (if upper not modified to adopt marauder-style magazines) may be pain in the a**. There are some solutions to keep pellets in quick access. And I come up with my own  The idea is not super new (and maybe not new at all...) but the implementation is fresh from my workbench. Already tested in a wild )Can't upload pictures, but there is some video: Video | ||||
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