So...I met a nerfer who converted a CPS 2000 into a nerf gun
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 2:05 pm
Not a typo. CPS 2000. Converted.
*Paging management, heart attack in field #3*
After getting over the shock of someone ruining a perfectly good CPS 2000, I offered an embarrassing amount of money to sav...I mean...buy it...and that offer was turned down. We spent a good half hour or so discussing the gun. The guy who did it is cool and I will keep his name safely anonymous, but damn, a 2000. He is aware of its value and took a great deal of care ensuring the conversion was clean. From the outside, you can't tell that it's not a water gun anymore. It's also reversible except for the end of the nozzle. The 2000 is MK2 (imagine my reaction if it had been MK1) and looked like it had been originally owned by a water warrior (reinforced pump handle + custom strap = nerfers don't know to do that). I did warn him about the trigger and he will be reinforcing that, as I found a hairline in it.
So who gave up a 2000 MK2 recently? I hate seeing CPS end up in the NIC. CPS pumps aren't even designed to take in air.
// wrist
*Paging management, heart attack in field #3*
After getting over the shock of someone ruining a perfectly good CPS 2000, I offered an embarrassing amount of money to sav...I mean...buy it...and that offer was turned down. We spent a good half hour or so discussing the gun. The guy who did it is cool and I will keep his name safely anonymous, but damn, a 2000. He is aware of its value and took a great deal of care ensuring the conversion was clean. From the outside, you can't tell that it's not a water gun anymore. It's also reversible except for the end of the nozzle. The 2000 is MK2 (imagine my reaction if it had been MK1) and looked like it had been originally owned by a water warrior (reinforced pump handle + custom strap = nerfers don't know to do that). I did warn him about the trigger and he will be reinforcing that, as I found a hairline in it.
So who gave up a 2000 MK2 recently? I hate seeing CPS end up in the NIC. CPS pumps aren't even designed to take in air.
// wrist