if i have a semi-automatic paintball gun will it re-co*k again by its self?
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Yes it will rec0ck.  the only time it will not do that is when you are low on air or out of air.  when you are low in co2 it will sometimes sound like a machine gun going off.  just think of it this way, if you are using CO2, 20oz, by the 3rd hopper full you will need to fill your tank up.
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That depends on whether your marker is full- or semi-auto, and how you're using it.  You don't get as much tank life out of a full-auto marker.  It also depends on how well you maintain your marker (ie: cleaning/replacing the O-rings).  And the last variable is how you play the game.  Are you a full-bore assaulter, firing at anything that moves, or are you one who prefers to pick your shots?  I find that I get better tank life when I pick my shots and make them count, as opposed to spraying or stitching targets.
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surefire might. or your local gun store might know.
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i would say yes because some fields and most high end fields will not let you play with a full auto and a spyder MR1 is very cuztumizable like u said and it can be upgraded to a top of the line gun
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Yes. The M16A1 had a "fully automatic" setting. One difference when the new M16A2 came out was that fully auto setting had been replaced by "burst", which will let the weapon fire a three-round burst at a time.
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acetone might dissolve the plastic.  it can ruin a synthetic gun stock.
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nYou pose a VERY interesting question. The very basic answer to your question is NO, for several reasons.\n\nFirst, since your rifle is not already drilled and tapped, you have either a commercial rifle that was made prior to the 1970s or a military surplus rifle. \n\nSecond, what many of the respondents overlooked, is that the receiver on rifles is "heat-treated", meaning it was hardened to withstand the pressures generated by fired cartridges. Without de-tempering the receiver (or spot de-tempering) the receiver ring and bridge, you will destroy every drill bit you attempt to use. This comes from my gunsmith of over 60 years experience! Once the receiver has been de-tempered, drilled, and tapped, you have to re-temper the affected areas to restore the heat-treated hardness of the metal. \n\nI will presume you have neither the equipment, knowledge, or experience to perform these pre-requisite tasks, so you will not be able to drill and tap your rifle for scope bases. \n\nThis is a task you would best leave to an experienced gunsmith who has done this job before ... not someone you will pay to learn on your rifle. Considering the replacement cost of your rifle, this is not a job you want to screw up!
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MY BROTHER AND I FIRE MARBLES FROM OUR PAINTBALL GUNS. LET ME TELL YOU THOSE HURT LIKE A BITCH! SO MUCH FUN, TRY IT OUT!
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HEY! You're back!\n\n30.06, you need that quick pump action.\ny'know, like the rifleman
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yes all the time. \nwhen the two bullets collide, if the speeds are the same then they will explode on impact with a canceled out net force of 0. it will be like the bullet hit a stone wall. the stronger bullet collided with a wek bullet would push it in its direction and the weak one will explode before the strong one. I think......
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No. Remember  its your car,  your steering, your gas, you drive it as you wish
158383
You have to shoot it from a far enough distance not to make it go farther than the half meter the bullet would cause it to go.It would also depend on where you hit the tin can. That would have an effect on it's travel.
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best option for that one is to check with a good reloading manual- loads can be so twitchy when you fiddle with them that I have gotten to where I only rely on S.A.A.M.I. member commercial info (at least then you can blame somebody else for screw ups)- I did up some .45 APC with a recommended load (non-manual), and wound up with split cases on 3 of 3 shots- scary!
767990
kingman are like the best paintball guns semi-auto are alright
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I dont think it will impair it but you will need to cover up the hole it will leave. I also dislike the indicator but I really dont want to screw with it. Take it to you local gun shop and see what they can do.
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I have an air soft gun, but I think that a paintball gun would be better because you can see where your shot landed and you get to splat things with paint.
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definently paintball because you would have more fun.  i have played both and its no fun if you cant feel anything and your gun shuts off for 5 seconds