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Gladly done. :;): See it here.

Sadly, I couldn't come up with a new example.

I hope it's only the tubing.

That seems rather odd to me-- a relief valve being perfectly calibrated so that one extra pump breaks it? Weird...

I doubt anyone would stalk her (especially since there isn't much info to use), but it's better safe than sorry. I really need to start a team... Or have a major water war so I can have a reason to have a team. Unfortunately, the last time I planned one, about three people out of twelve were going ...

Jeez, what are you, a cult leader? :p You thought all this out rather well.

Still, an interesting idea. Pretty cool that your little sister is in "Soaker Preschool."

Sorry to hear that. I'm glad you got it back in shape, though.

I'm glad you like your new modded gun. I was glad to be of service.

By the way, the reason it takes a few mist shots to get it working is because there is still air in the tubes, which needs to be flushed out in order to work properly. This is called "priming."

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Yeah, I've seen this before. It was nice to post it, though. It'll keep people from asking. Saltpeter can be found in some Pharmacies. be careful when heating the stuff. I think it'll sometimes shoot hot smokebomb at you, but I'm not sure. I would NOT eat this mixture. Heating it is causing a chemi...

It you're gonna do it, it's pretty simple. Just plug the hole like it says here.

It's always nice to get a new member that isn't a n00b. :laugh:

EDIT: I slaughtered the English language.

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Does that tube leading downwards from the reservoir go out the bottom of the gun? If it does, that's the relief valve.

EDIT: After looking at some of sSoakers pics, I think I can confirm that that is, in fact, the relief valve.

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My mod also makes a rather nice on-the-go water balloon filler.

Well, now we have the problem. The O-Ring must have broken off, and is probably sitting one of the tubes. Would someone be willing to open their 1200 and give a measurement of the O-Ring?

Well, summer is coming to a close. So you've probably gotten everything you're gonna get this year. Why not brag about it? Or anything else for that matter (that relates to soakers). This summer was when I joined soakerdom, so I got everything in my sig this year except my XP 95, Storm 750, and CPS...

Nozzle drilling works good, though. Mine gets like 2.5-3x at almost 40 feet for five seconds. I don't quite remember, it was a while ago. I love it. This was my first nozzle drill (my second was on my Defender), and it's a lot easier than it sounds.

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Sorry for reviving a dead post, but it turns out what I was using was 1/2" CPVC. Sorry about that.

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Maybe some cars could be weaker than others. Maybe a Civic would have light armor, and a Hummer would have heavy armor.

[brag]Hey, I managed to get a brand new Monster X for $40 (with shipping).[/brag] So it's possible just not common.

@TrueAce: The pictures in your sig are a little too big. :;):

Sorry about the successive posting.

EES Turbine about $10 with shipping, Buy it Now.

CPS 2500 about $90 with shipping, Buy it Now.

Shoot. Beat me to it.

As for lube, use silicone lube and/or vasoline.

By the way, an O ring is a thin rubber ring shaped like an O. :;):

You would need a way to know if a transport is "destroyed" or not. Perhaps you could tape paper towels to it, if one is obliterated, the transport is destroyed.

Have you ever had a gun that was too big for a coat hanger holster, but too small for a strap? I believe I may have come up with a solution. What you will need: -Strong string (I used twine) -2 clips -a belt loop on the pants you're wearing What you will need to do is tie the two clips together. Yo...

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