DIY Airsoft Gun
 

wondering if any of you guys know what an inline vortex is, but like to share just in case no ones seen one before

YouTube- ‪Ultimate Super AirSoft BB machine gun‬‎

Hurray, a bunch of BBs with an air line...?

Local field Admin has one, he calls it the flame thrower....lol

woopty doo. Bet it can't hit shit more than 10 feet away

To the guy's defense, at that FPS with that volume of BB's fired. He could probably saturate an area up to 100 feet. :\

I think I've seen it before. Some guy made a large reservoir of BB's in a backpack I believe and called it a flamethrower.

Right here actually:

http://www.pipersprecisionproducts.com/FlameThrower.htm

From the video I remember it wasn't that great for accuracy but you could still hit a tree or bush at 30 maybe as high as 50 feet and get a some good bush penetration.

That will be relative to the ammo he would use...

Meh, at 570+ fps and no hop up... heavier BB's would probably give a better edge than .20s.

yeah i built something similar to this

like by just doing a quick burst, it can fire 50-100 bullets

http://www.spudfiles.com/spud_wiki/i...ngiffinal2.gif

Pack it all into a portable backpack and mock flamethrower. WW2 style...those guys would go nuts over it.

neospud was the first I heard doing these and has since added a hop up to his main "flamethrower"

http://www.neospud.com/

this guy has also made (and started off with) some killer spud guns hense the name.

yup, but only problem... a hop up rubebr is made to last a certain number of bbs.... and with such a high ROF, you'll need a replacement fast...lol

There is also the huge annoyance that you have to move with a giant air tank :lol:

uhh i believe co2 with a regulator would work as an air supply but using this in an airsoft arena would overkill =] (obviously not allowed but yeah)

Even with Walley-world 12g ammo, stuff like this gets expensive to feed, I imagine!

Still, want to build one this year, to play with. Not that my yard needs more perma-hail. Talk about plastic in the environment.