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Paul,
What are these restrictive laws concerning paintball markers (shouldn't call them
guns) your talking about? Maybe you can say the tank is for RobotWars. Stuff I've
seen there is far more lethal than any paintball marker!
Steve
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> Boris
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> YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
> YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES By the way did I say
> YES ? Any help would be greatly appreciated , my thoughts
> were that if it did not fire paint balls then it could not be
> a paintball gun and so would not be governed by the same
> laws. I thought of some foam projectiles like the kids out
> door toys with maybe a range of 40-50 feet would do fine ?
> regards paul
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> At 13:31 04/05/2004, you wrote:
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> >The laws are tough here in Australia as well.....hence the
> build your
> >own marker theme.....so far so good....at a cost of $40.00
> Australian
> >(probably about two
> >pence in your country) I have a fully functional marker that
> fits into a
> >turret (with a
> >bit of shoehorning anyway) that I have constructed in my
> shed with very
> >few tools.
> >If anyone is interested I can send a description of the parts used
> >(available at
> >hardware) and instructions to build.
> >It is simply based on the generic aircannon design with a few small
> >changes, it
> >used compressed air at 40psi so is quite safe.
> >As a footnote to the forum vs mailing list question....I
> prefer it the way
> >it is, this
> >has to be the best mailing list I have ever been on, please
> keep them coming !
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> >Ecxept for the squid who thought he could insult the RC Tank world
> >anyway, I thought he was having a go at us from his first e-mail.
> >
> >Cheers to all in Tankland,
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> >Boris
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> > > Yes I am in the UK
> > > but our paint ball laws are tough and the guns are very
> expansive so
> > > I never expected to battle anyone ?
> > > regards paul
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