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ThrowingChicken
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Posted: April 2nd, 2012, 11:25 pm |
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If you are new to ordering from me, please read the entirety of this post. Thank you!I am proud to finally release my Proton Gun Kit V3.0. Price: $165 + Shipping Proton Gun BodyThe V3.0 Proton Gun Body has been completely remade for added accuracy and quality. The original was rapid prototyped from a 3D file built in Solidworks by Adam VanDuyn, based on blueprints put together by myself with the help of Vincenzo330, Namebrand, mburkit, and ChapterMasterTu'Shan.       Film-accurate wavy-fin heatsink  The inside is designed for optimal space. All 6 base mounting points are present in this version.  The mounting block for the rear handle has been modified to clear space for the brass rod. The Proton Gun Body comes with the following items pre-attached: - Main Body
- Rear Instrument Bar
- Side Knobs
- Film-accurate Wavy-Fin Heatsink
- Front Palm Rest
- Front Barrel Peg
The Proton Gun Body can be purchased separately for $80.00 + Shipping.Do note that for accuracy’s sake my gunbody is no longer compatible with the 1” PVC purchased through hardware stores. You will want to use 1.25” pipe with a 1.125” ID. Pipe of this size can be purchased online, or you can find a suitable size in the sink section of your local hardware store. To help avoid shipping damage, the gunbody ships with the pour-trench still attached. Finishing Bundle (Also known as the “AJ Quick Wants To Sell Them In The GBFans Store” bundle)The Finishing Bundle has been revamped to go along with V3.0. It comes in one of two versions , the differences of which will be explained under the heading “Front Assembly”. Trigger BoxThe Trigger Box has been rebuild and rapid prototyped just like the gun body. There are indentations to mark drill points that correspond with drill points on the Rear Instrument Bar. This will eliminate guess work and make for simple installation.    The Trigger Box also comes with its own base plate that can be attached using Allen head bolts or whatever screw you like and used as an access panel whenever maintenance is required, or you could putty over the seam and seal it off completely to better match the movie. Gun Track & Base Plate The Gun Track is made using measurements provided by Namebrand, which were then laser cut. It was then finished off with some machined parts from Phantom50. Like with previous versions, 3.0 comes with a base plate with drill points for the securing bolts. Rear CylinderWith the original machined by Jimbo7 based on Namebrand’s measurements, the Rear Cylinder is, to put it simply, flawless.  “Silver” CollarUnable to get on the list for a machined Silver Collar? Well this is no aluminum collar, but it will do the trick! Original machined by Jimbo7. “Silver” Knobs & BanjosDon’t want to fork over extra $$$ for metal Banjos and Silver Knobs? Again, these are no match for metal parts, but they will do the trick nicely. Original knobs machined by Phantom50.  Note: Knobs and Banjos will be shipped as raw castings. GripsThe grips have been redone and rapid prototyped (many thanks to the GBNerds for arranging that). The Barrel Lock is pre-attached to the front grip, with a drill point marked for the bolt that goes there. Drill points are marked on the rear grip for the rivets or screws, and there is a trench running down the length of the front grip to run wires.  Front Ear AssemblyThe Front Ear Assembly has been completely redone, with parts machined by Jimbo7, so everything is sharp and clean. The cylinder walls are 1/8” thick, which should provide enough strength to prevent ears from snapping off. The cylinder steps down at the end so it will fit snug inside of your front handle pipe. Just glue into place and fill the seam. The ears also have drill points for the lights and Banjo placement, and the rectangular ear has a drill point on the right side for those who wish to hide their wires. The cylinder has a slot to add extra space for running wires. Front AssemblyHold onto your butts. So why not take the front grip, the barrel lock, the ears, and the pipe that ties them all together and offer them up as one solid piece? Well there are some pros and cons to that, but it sounds like a great idea, let’s try it out!  With one solid cast, all you have to do is do a little clean up and paint it.  A trench runs down the inside for wires.  The back end slides over the peg.  You can see the trench going the length of the tube.  In place. So the pros seem pretty obvious, what are the cons? Well, the buyer should consider the thickness of the resin towards the back end of the assembly. A 1/16” wall is fine for something like metal or PVC, but resin can be a bit brittle at this size. But for what it is worth, under stress tests I have broken the front peg off the gun before I broke the handle, meaning the handle itself never broke, but I just can’t say that there isn’t some weird way you might hit it to cause a crack or break. If you do not plan to make your barrel rotate, then once you glue this part on you likely wouldn’t ever run into a problem. If the buyer chooses the second option for the Finishing Bundle, they would receive this part in place of the front grip and Front Ear Assembly. To recap, The “AJ Quick wants two of them” Bundle includes: - Trigger Box & Base Plate
- Grips
- Barrel Lock
- Front Ears + cylinder
- Rear Cylinder
- Gun Track + Base plate
- ”Silver” Collar
- ”Silver” Knobs & Banjos
- Front Assembly (Optional - Would ship in place of the Front Grip and Ears Assembly))
Full Kit Photos:    Front Assembly Version:  I don’t have photos from a completed V3.0 yet, though I have some things on my FB page. Here are some built from V2.0:  Until I can get a new build thread going, check out the V2.0 build tutorial: V2.0 step-by-step construction thread - viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11343Shipping:Domestic Proton Gun Body - $10.00 Finishing Bundle - $10.00 Full Order - $15.00 (full orders include shipping insurance) International shipping will be calculated order to order. Typically $25 - $45 depending on location. Ordering: To place orders please contact me with a single PM providing your name, shipping address, PayPal address and what you would like to order (if you are getting the Finishing Bundle, please specify if you want the Front Barrel Assembly or normal kit). I will send you a PayPal money request. Please do not send me a PM asking me to hold items for you, and unless you see it paramount that your questions be private, please don't PM me with them. Post your questions here so I can answer them for everyone! Do not PM me your order information unless you intend to buy and can do so right away. Help me out guys, let's just make this fast and easy for all. You PM me with your order, I send you a money request, you pay, I ship, you receive; we are all happy. Seller Information: Justin Chase Black San Antonio, TX
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Posted: April 2nd, 2012, 11:36 pm |
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HOLY BALLS this is amazing! If I wasn't dead set on doing a metal thrower, I'd be ALL OVER this.
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lannyjack
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Posted: April 2nd, 2012, 11:38 pm |
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Will you be offering just a set of the grips?
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Vincenzo330
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Posted: April 2nd, 2012, 11:55 pm |
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jessejames51
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:05 am |
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pm sent!! will there be a tutorial or anything on the extending barrel/rotating handle system you posted the video of???
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ThrowingChicken
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:27 am |
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jessejames51 wrote: pm sent!! will there be a tutorial or anything on the extending barrel/rotating handle system you posted the video of??? Yeah I'll show you how I did the rotation when I get the build thread up. Soon I hope! The extending barrel is the same as Wiz-GB008's, but I will go over it again in my build thread. I am also considering doing an extension kit, something with all the parts and the clear tube included.
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:28 am |
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sweet! cant wait to see it!!
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skeg_man
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:41 am |
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Are you able to proved the correct pipe to use for the handles? It seems to be un-common in Australia??!?! this link shows out common sizes.. http://www.plasticoat.com.au/pvc-pipe.shtml
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 6:57 am |
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PM sent! I'm going with the normal front kit. If I screw anything up it seems easier to replace seperate parts, lol!
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Wiz-GB008
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 7:00 am |
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As always your parts look so flawless and smooth I can't wait to get one of these for my next pack build.
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gbfan3569
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 7:28 am |
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That looks great!
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c05ta
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 7:37 am |
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I want a full kit with original front barrel. will it be a problem if I wait till this Thurs to pay you?
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 8:03 am |
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Joined: October 3rd, 2011, 7:56 pm Posts: 165 Location: Rock Hill, SC
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Awesome! I want a full kit! PM is on its way!
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Wallabe
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 8:34 am |
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PM sent
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 9:27 am |
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ThrowingChicken
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 9:55 am |
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 10:05 am |
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What do you suggest for the front handle pipe? This might make me want to change to the new front assembly.
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Vincenzo330
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 10:29 am |
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:13 pm |
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Sweet! Any idea how long you'll be doing this run?
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 12:38 pm |
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Vincenzo330 wrote: I'd suggest using speedy metals for the handles, they'll even cut it to length for you http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-4571-837 ... minum.aspxI'll edit this post soon with handle length measurements to make it easy on you guys. Awesome info Vince , can i use that for both front and back as Justins links show metal for the back and plastic for the front??both have the same od but im guessing the wall thickness is different from one to the other ...yes
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ThrowingChicken
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 1:00 pm |
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Skully wrote: Vincenzo330 wrote: I'd suggest using speedy metals for the handles, they'll even cut it to length for you http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-4571-837 ... minum.aspxI'll edit this post soon with handle length measurements to make it easy on you guys. Awesome info Vince , can i use that for both front and back as Justins links show metal for the back and plastic for the front??both have the same od but im guessing the wall thickness is different from one to the other ...yes Yeah. The OD on both handles has to be 1.125" The ID on the rear handle doesn't matter, which is why you can use the chrome pipe they used on sinks, but for the front handle you need something with an ID of 1.120 to fit over the front peg.
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 3:44 pm |
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 3:49 pm |
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Words can't possibly express how much I wish I had waited for this kit instead of the older one that's still sitting here unfinished.
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 4:14 pm |
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ThrowingChicken
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 5:20 pm |
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Vincenzo330 wrote: At the longest EXPOSED point (where it meets the weld on top) the rear Handle should be 8-3/4" long so I'd probably have it cut to about 9.5" - 10" to give you enough pipe to shove into the gun body. Also, if you're going for accuracy the rear handle should have 1/8" thick wall so that would be this stock http://www.speedymetals.com/pc-4573-837 ... minum.aspxthe inside of the gun takes in the pipe at 11/16" from the top weld, so if you can get your pipes cut at 9-7/16" then it will fit in as far as it can go and leave 8-3/4" exposed. Likely speedymetals isn't going to cut to that small of a fraction, though, so maybe go for 9.5".
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 5:35 pm |
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If you get the extending barrel up, and ready for sale could it be added on to this kit? Or is it a whole other beast?
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 6:50 pm |
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It would be made to work with this kit, though it would probably work with just about any gunbody out there.
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 7:15 pm |
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PMing you. Ivebeen waiting for this!
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Posted: April 3rd, 2012, 9:00 pm |
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