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 Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:14 pm
Recon_Ninja_985 HelloJohnnyBlade Recon_Ninja_985 not to mention a lead ball is WAY too ******** heavy to be pushed out those thin barrels and the load required to effectively propel it would make your launcher EXPLODE. this is the result of tampering with 37mm flare loads Gore deleted, plzkthx  Since that Cobray you have there has a thinly built barrel it's not much of a surprise it exploded when using homemade rounds. not mine. any round loaded with more powder or far differently than it was intended will make any flare launcher explode... flare launchers are not made to fire man stopping rounds or grenades... EVER they simply aren't built for it However the Tru Flite is built differently. It appears to have a thicker reciever and barrel build and a higher powder charge in it's 37mm round so it can shoot gas grenades at farther distances. I wouldn't have a doubt that someone could make low powered (Saying this because the 37mm rounds it takes probably aren't any higher powered than a .223) salt rock or birdshot scattergun rounds for it.
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 8:29 pm
HelloJohnnyBlade Recon_Ninja_985 HelloJohnnyBlade Recon_Ninja_985 not to mention a lead ball is WAY too ******** heavy to be pushed out those thin barrels and the load required to effectively propel it would make your launcher EXPLODE. this is the result of tampering with 37mm flare loads Gore deleted, plzkthxSince that Cobray you have there has a thinly built barrel it's not much of a surprise it exploded when using homemade rounds. not mine. any round loaded with more powder or far differently than it was intended will make any flare launcher explode... flare launchers are not made to fire man stopping rounds or grenades... EVER they simply aren't built for it However the Tru Flite is built differently. It appears to have a thicker reciever and barrel build and a higher powder charge in it's 37mm round so it can shoot gas grenades at farther distances. I wouldn't have a doubt that someone could make low powered (Saying this because the 37mm rounds it takes probably aren't any higher powered than a .223) salt rock or birdshot scattergun rounds for it. To preempt any argument, keep in mind the Tru-Flite was meant to fire projectiles... it, like its newer 40mm, launches a canister filled with CS gas that begins gassing as soon as it hits the ground. Ergo, it fired a rather heavy projectile to begin with.
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Posted: Wed Oct 06, 2010 9:58 pm
Fresnel HelloJohnnyBlade Recon_Ninja_985 HelloJohnnyBlade Recon_Ninja_985 not to mention a lead ball is WAY too ******** heavy to be pushed out those thin barrels and the load required to effectively propel it would make your launcher EXPLODE. this is the result of tampering with 37mm flare loads Gore deleted, plzkthxSince that Cobray you have there has a thinly built barrel it's not much of a surprise it exploded when using homemade rounds. not mine. any round loaded with more powder or far differently than it was intended will make any flare launcher explode... flare launchers are not made to fire man stopping rounds or grenades... EVER they simply aren't built for it However the Tru Flite is built differently. It appears to have a thicker reciever and barrel build and a higher powder charge in it's 37mm round so it can shoot gas grenades at farther distances. I wouldn't have a doubt that someone could make low powered (Saying this because the 37mm rounds it takes probably aren't any higher powered than a .223) salt rock or birdshot scattergun rounds for it. To preempt any argument, keep in mind the Tru-Flite was meant to fire projectiles... it, like its newer 40mm, launches a canister filled with CS gas that begins gassing as soon as it hits the ground. Ergo, it fired a rather heavy projectile to begin with. Unlike that ******** up Cobray you posted up, Recon.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 7:26 am
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:13 am
Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance?
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 4:40 pm
HelloJohnnyBlade  Moving on... winchester 1890
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 5:48 pm
It is so awesome, I have to post it. Also, let it be know that I had this idea first and mine isn't as fugly. 
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 6:26 pm
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:06 pm
Recon_Ninja_985 HelloJohnnyBlade Moving on... winchester 1890 Wrong.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:09 pm
Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:15 pm
HelloJohnnyBlade Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington. I want to say it's some variant of the 870, because I can't find any other pump-action Remington shotgun.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:19 pm
Requiem in Mortis HelloJohnnyBlade Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington. I want to say it's some variant of the 870, because I can't find any other pump-action Remington shotgun. It's a .22. Look at that tube again.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:39 pm
Requiem in Mortis HelloJohnnyBlade Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington. I want to say it's some variant of the 870, because I can't find any other pump-action Remington shotgun. It's not a shotgun. The tube's too small. It's too old to be a 870 anyways.
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2010 9:57 pm
HelloJohnnyBlade Requiem in Mortis HelloJohnnyBlade Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington. I want to say it's some variant of the 870, because I can't find any other pump-action Remington shotgun. It's not a shotgun. The tube's too small. It's too old to be a 870 anyways. This might actually be the featherweight my friend had, though I didn't think his had that old-style stock on it.
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Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2010 6:52 am
HelloJohnnyBlade Fresnel Total ******** guess, but my neighbor used to have a Remington featherweight somethingorother that looked like that... Made entirely out of aluminum and brass, AFAIK. Is that thing a Remington, per chance? Yes it's a Remington. ok, remington model 12 .22 pump I dont see much a difference between the winchester 1890 and the reminton model 12. both the same rifle IMO
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