This may be one of the coolest things that is happening in nerf right now, but hardly anybody knows about. Heck, I don't even know where the preorder happened and would have happily cashed out at least $150, and probably a lot more. Where can I find more info? I'm just itching to print/design a blaster around this! Also, where can I find the air tanks you use? Is there any way to refill them?
Liam you wouldn't have a spare Empire relay ASA for sale. The paintball place in cold coast is sold out completely. They are the only place in Australia that sell them. Other wise USA is the only option. Cheers
@@SpectreNerf It can be full auto. Just need a board and some solenoids just like an paintall marker. Would be easy to sell as a separate kit so current core owners can upgrade if they'd like.
Hi Liam just a question, I bought your supercore at blaster tech, I have rig a soda stream bottle to a CO2 regulator that pushes out 60 psi, is your supercore safe to run c02. Cheers
Because I've seen people hurt themselves after I nicely warned them that their rig wasn't safe, and I'm now a lot more forceful to make sure my point gets made loud and clear. I'd rather be seen as a grumpy guy that keeps people safe than a nice guy that lets people hurt themselves.
@@officerkelpie5047 Bunnings *is* shitty. Their fittings are rated for water, not air. Fittings Express are a local company to Brisbane that ship Australia wide and sell air-rated fittings, if you're so inclined. Don't say I didn't help you.
![[New Mod]: Supercore External Bolt Handle](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Jr86nOdKyT4/mqdefault.jpg)
Well done mate!
Great work
Looking forward to trying it
This may be one of the coolest things that is happening in nerf right now, but hardly anybody knows about. Heck, I don't even know where the preorder happened and would have happily cashed out at least $150, and probably a lot more. Where can I find more info? I'm just itching to print/design a blaster around this! Also, where can I find the air tanks you use? Is there any way to refill them?
Where can i buy/order one or when if they are sold out? This looks amazing and i would love to own one
Looking good :)
Wouldn't the "receiver" be more so a "chamber"?
Hi Spectre, I prefer super core over Milsig. Super core is the answer to HPA Nerf.
Thanks for your support!
I want to make something like this except 3d printed to make it affordable.
Where do you buy it
Hi Liam how do you change magazines when the supercore bolt is in forward position under pressure. Cheers
The only way was to depress the trigger so the bolt will spring back inside the supercore, then release magazine latch
Yeah that's exactly what I was going to tell you. It's closed-bolt. That's what you need to do.
What's the best magazine system to use I currently have jet blaster katana mag system. Cheers
I recommend Talons. I don't really like Katanas, or JET for that matter.
Liam you wouldn't have a spare Empire relay ASA for sale. The paintball place in cold coast is sold out completely. They are the only place in Australia that sell them. Other wise USA is the only option. Cheers
I buy mine from ANSGear in the USA. Expensive but always delivers on time.
Is this modeled after the kuba-t1000 engine for Airsoft? It seems to be a similar concept
I didn't even know that existed. This isn't a full-auto core though - it's only semi-auto.
@@SpectreNerf It can be full auto. Just need a board and some solenoids just like an paintall marker. Would be easy to sell as a separate kit so current core owners can upgrade if they'd like.
Hi Liam just a question, I bought your supercore at blaster tech, I have rig a soda stream bottle to a CO2 regulator that pushes out 60 psi, is your supercore safe to run c02. Cheers
Hi Chris, as long as the rest of your components are properly rated for CO2 you should be fine to run the SUPER Core on 60psi.
Thanks Liami for your reply
Spec, you got a twitter?
why u so mean
Because I've seen people hurt themselves after I nicely warned them that their rig wasn't safe, and I'm now a lot more forceful to make sure my point gets made loud and clear. I'd rather be seen as a grumpy guy that keeps people safe than a nice guy that lets people hurt themselves.
@@SpectreNerf you said that Bunnings was shitty. Well you implied that. That hurts my culture
@@officerkelpie5047 Bunnings *is* shitty. Their fittings are rated for water, not air. Fittings Express are a local company to Brisbane that ship Australia wide and sell air-rated fittings, if you're so inclined. Don't say I didn't help you.