Posted by: m98monkey on March 20, 2003 at 16:04:47

Epoxied metal yes, a rocket cock, no. I've not epoxed a rocket cocker ever or seen one. However I can already imagine some preoblems. Running to a bunker and hitting the rocket on it, and watching it become a rocket away from your gun. Not a cool picture. It won't be as tough, but as long as it can hold it is possible. Also have to consider vibration weakening. Even some of the best epoxies will weaken over time and constant vibration like comes when firing a marker. Also, it gets messy and doesn't look to great. But if it is strong enough to hold, but weak enough to come off with some trying, then it is possible. I, however, don't reocommend this process.

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