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Timed 'nade

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Posted by:
hipboyscott
on April 25, 2003 at 19:45:29

hey, what if you took a double-end p8nt 'nade (Tippmann style) and wrapped an elastic band around the two tubes and then made it so it would start to unravel after the pin is pulled. It would then be made so the band would unravel after about 4-5 seaconds enough to allow the 'nade to go off normally. Basically, delaying the release of paint, allowing use in urban areas where you can bounce the nades off multiple walls so the other players cannot dodge. Usually, I throw a skwadbusta and it goes off in front of me on the wall. (I play in an urban field sometimes)

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: hey, what if you took a double-end p8nt 'nade (Tippmann style) and wrapped an elastic band around the two tubes and then made it so it would start to unravel after the pin is pulled. It would then be made so the band would unravel after about 4-5 seaconds enough to allow the 'nade to go off normally. Basically, delaying the release of paint, allowing use in urban areas where you can bounce the nades off multiple walls so the other players cannot dodge. Usually, I throw a skwadbusta and it goes off in front of me on the wall. (I play in an urban field sometimes)

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