Paint-Ball Marker Suppressors
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Paintball STEALTH
Custom Paintball Suppressors giving you the unfair advantage!
I thought you might like to see the mods I did on one of my Paintball Markers.
Running at 3000psi compressed air (regulated to 850psi - the pressure of CO2) - I wanted to test a theory, and made some modifications - resulting in FULL-AUTO mode.
My sons and their mates have recently got into Paintball Markers - having fun in the local forest.
Never wanting to be outdone, I purchased one for myself. Although tempted to buy the top of the line - I decided against it - and instead purchased a mid-quality marker - and will modify and tune it myself.
So - what's a guy meant to do after buying a new Paintball Marker...
...strip it down, balance and tune the barrel... ...and machine a couple of spacers to mount a full over-barrel suppressor...
Below left: Several of the internal units - all of them reverse flow venturi. Below right: Paintballs are not the most accurate rifles in the world, and to enhance accuracy, I have turned the final spacer with a concave taper - to literally realign the paintball and enhance accuracy.
Below: - Progress so far. Still to come - add folding rifle stock.
Photos below :- Here is Mark's (Jason Bourne) .43 Paintball Gun.
35mm diameter by 250mm length - with twin inbuilt Muzzle-Brake.
Previously sold on Trademe for $175
We did a few other custom mods to Mark's rifle, but I won't tell you about them - (client confidentiality :-) Needless to say - I wouldn't like to oppose Mark on the paintball field anytime soon!!!
AK47 Paintball Marker
Darren brought in his AK47 for a few custom mods - mainly to chop and shorten the barrel.
All went well, until it came to modifying the existing muzzle brake to fit over the shortened and fatter barrel. It was made from only pressed steel - and didn't survive.
Never mind - 10 minutes later and I had spun up a stronger and better made Muzzle-brake!
Darren was more than happy with the result.
I can easily make custom suppressors, muzzle brakes and any other mods you require for paintball markers.
