It's a burning hot magnesium flare. It worked in Hackers.

Yeah, I have seen those at the flea market. [firearmshistory.blogspot.com]

You can scan a ball, b/c the shell is plastic.

Yes, but some are filled with explosives.

That one guy in yellow reminds me how I "cram" myself into my king sized bed at night.

The pistol is ISSF certified. The cylinder is removable. It's a single shot bolt action. If you really can't count to 70-80, then you probably shouldn't be handling a gun, or commenting on how it's a bad design. Unless you thinking putting a hole in the side of a cylinder holding air at high pressure is a good…

So you needed to adjust something that was ahead of the paintball? Or would a paintball in the barrel obstruct the screw? Was the barrel removable/replaceable? I have a PMI Trracer, and it was/is.

It's a single shot bolt action. Unless you also need a reminder on how many bullets you fired, I think you can keep track before you hit the 80 shots the cylinder holds.

So how often during a match do you shoot 100 or so shots with no break in between?

But there is a reason for it to be visible when filling. You can't have it on the sides, because it's a cylinder, and poking holes in the sides of cylinders would actually qualify as the worst place to put something.

It's like the little red button on the ZF-1. It separates the narrow-minded from the methodical.

Reminds me of R. Buckminster Fuller.

It's actually banking.

Why did they let them build those houses and hills at the one end of the runway? That seems like it's a failure of the community planning board.

It's like a flying brick on approach.

Didn't they do that in Congo to locate the temples to find the diamonds?

So if it's the choice between the comment system screwed up again, or that someone in power removed it because it hit too close to home, you choose that one? Seriously, it's not all a conspiracy.

Jack of all trades, master of none, except bating.

Let us not forget Jon-Erik Hexum, killed by a blank firing revolver.

Because you would not only have to buy it, but also the license/permit for each one. If you happen to lose a few guns, they can pull your license. Also, transporting real handguns, no matter how the barrel is configured, is a pain. Even if you demil it, you need paper work to certify the demilling, and keep track…