I just realized that I never came and posted pics of my guns here on the OG. Figured now would be a good time. I have them in the order I got them.


I got this gun from my cousin. Basic stacked tube blowback with an electronic frame. I played with this for about a year before getting a new gun. I have since upgraded it a bit, and it shoots pretty nice now. It's also redicously efficient.

Piranha GSX "Freb"
-Scenario Dreams T-Board
-CP Regulator
-CP clamping feedneck
-flush cocking kit





I also got my first 98 from my cousin at the same time. It didn't work at first, the powertube was cracked. When I got that fixed, I went and tried to play with it and found out that the ball latch was missing >.< I played with it twice, and then decided it would be a good candidate for a pump conversion. Started the conversion in early 08, &quot;finished&quot; in late 09, and played with it throughout most of '10. Still working on prettying it up. Mostly just a 'show' gun now, only will be used on very special occasions.

Tippmann Model 98 Pump &quot;Zuri&quot;
-Custom pump conversion
-Custom milling
-Custom rear velocity adjuster
-Custom T-stock with dropforward
-Custom 12-round SC feed
-Custom foregrip
-TASO Stone Cold II barrel

Next up is my baby. The first gun that I actually bought myself. I got it for $65 on PBN. I love this gun to death. It had a CP reg on it for a short time, but I swapped it back to stock some time last year. Just put on the double slider (which are pretty rare) a few months ago.

Trilogy Competition &quot;Sonata&quot;
-14-inch CP 2-piece, .679 bore
-Benchmark Double slider frame
-Benchmark Titanium trigger plate
-NDZ roller sear
-DYE sticky 2 grips
-Clamping feedneck mod with Trinity clamp



This was a pawn shop save. Got it for $50. It had all sorts of goodies on it, Palmer pneumatics, a DYE slider (worth about $50 on its own) and some other yummies here and there. Shot beautifully. There's just somethign about a right feed, slide triggered cocker... This had the best trigger setup I've ever felt.

99 Right feed cocker, serial #66089.
-DYE 1-piece barrel
-DYE Slider
-Shocktech Alien bolt
-PPS Rock
-PPS Quickswitch 3-way



My parents found this at a thrift store and picked it up for $20. Pretty cool little gun. Cool part is that it came with a Nice Butt tank cover/butt plate (quite rare). I played with it a few times, and was planning on doing a vertical stock class conversion on it, but ended up selling it on MCB.

Kingmann Hammer &quot;Foehammer&quot; (or FauxHammer, I never decided)
-all stock



This was a cool gun. I found it on KSL (local craigslist equivilant), and the owner didn't know what it was. It took me about 30 seconds to ID it from the pic he posted, and offered him $50 for it. It never worked, being so old that replacement seals are almost impossible to find. It was a nifty gun though. It's from 89, and had a better pump stroke than some pump guns out even today. I ended up trading it for another 98 that I'm giving to a friend of mine who wants to get into the sport.

Brass Eagle Cobra JR
-all stock



Once I got the slider frame for my Trilogy, I decided that there was no point keeping the 99 RF cocker, so I posted it for sale and got offered this in trade. Wasn't thrilled with it at first, but took it anyway. Very glad I did. The milling and ano come together to look really slick. And it shoots really well, especially for a early 2000's electro. It's now my loaner gun, since it soots really nice but can't shoot an excessive amount of paint like other electros due to the single trigger.

Toxic Toys Tribal Twister
-ICD Lasoya reg
-CP barrel kit



The story behind this gun is kind of funny. I posted an A5 stock up for sale and got offered this in trade. Seemed like a no-brainer. I was asking around on how I could do a stock class conversion for it, and got offered a custom centerfeed version in trade. Took that, and modified it into this. Cool gun, it'll be my main pump for quite some time.

First generation SL-68 II
-centerfeed conversion
-custom pump handle with anti-twist set screws
-polished internals
-10 round Phantom SC feed
-Trinity T-Lock for OC (not shown)



This story with this gun is rediculous. I work at a local proshop as a guntech. I was fixing a guy's gun (a e-bladed cocker turned pump), and I managed to fix it in a way that wasn't really worth charging him for, so he decided to give me all the electronic parts for it. E2 frame, Planet Eclipse pneumatics, etc. (easily $200 worth of stuff). So I bought the cheapest body I could find and started building this. It's very far from being finished, but it's shooting. I have a breakbeam laser eye kit for it that needs to be installed, I would like an MQ valve (an electronic valve system), and some other stuff. It'll be halfblocked when it's done.

Psychobalistics Superbolt
-fauxblock milling
-Planet Eclipse E2 frame
-Planet Eclipse Samurai trigger
-Planet Eclipse Nexus ram with QEV's
-Planet Eclipse Dart LPR
-14-inch DYE Aluminum barrel
-WGP Black Magic reg
-Dangerous Power RAPS on/off and rail (not shown)
-Trinity T-Lock feedneck


I also have 3 other guns that I either don't have pictures for or don't feel are worth posting. I have too many guns... lol

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I love your Trilogy.. I'll get around getting my hands on one some day.. There are some markers that jsut stick to us...

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oohhh nice collection!

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Yes the Trilogy is where it's at...Nice collection!

sweet collection u got there

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AlphaBlack MP5SD

Thanks guys!! Yeah, the Trilogy is my all-time favorite marker ever made. And I've shot a lot...

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loving the 98 pump and the phsyco. Would like one myself.

Thought I'd update with my newest additions.


Top one in blue is a 2004 ICD BKO. Stock except for the DYE sticky's. The bottom in black/red is a Bob Long Defiant, with an ANS Gen-X2 reg and dropforward. Got them seperately, and funnily enough they are basically the same gun. The BKO is a FASOR, and the Defiant is balanced, but that's basically the only difference. They were designed by the same people, and the Defiant even has the ICD patent milled underneath the LPR.

Both of them have leaks from the solenoid... specifically from the manifold, thank goodness. The Defiant just needs a new gasket. The BKO is going to get a trayless conversion.

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Nice!!! Anything with ICD on it just makes me all warm inside... I've been looking around for a pair of stock Lasoya's for a while, and one day I hopefully will have a BKO.

Yeah, ICD made good stuff. I'd love to have a Freestyle.

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