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Modify a paintball gun to use cap-gun ammo (the paper strip type, not the six shooter rings) so it makes a loud bang when you fire, as well as shooting a paintball.
It would add an extra edge to paintballing as people could locate you when you fire, but also vice versa.
Propane enhanced performance
http://www.tippmann...s.aspx?categoryid=4
Speaking of propane powered markers. Check out the link. Now all you need is a pilot light and you'll be blasting away. [FunkyMunky, Feb 28 2006]
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This would help. Muzzle flash would be good as well. |
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[2 fries] a camera flash inside a tube mounted below the barrel?
[DF] + on the sound idea. |
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[DF] have you been paintballing ? the guns (or whatever it is the painballers call them, they've got a special name) make a fair old noise on their own. |
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But yeah the muzzle flash is a neat idea. |
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They do have a flash of sorts. It's not a light flash but a flash of CO2 or Nitrogen (whichever they are using).
They also do make a fair bit of an audible crack when they fire.
Would be a cool thing to do though. |
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Quote from a spud gun site: 'New stuff is cool, but new stuff that makes loud bangs and shoots things rules!' |
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If you used butane or propane instead of CO2, and put a small pilot light by the muzzle, you might get a nice flash, without affecting the velocity of the ball (too much). |
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See the link I posted about propane powered markers. |
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