For a third of the price you should (depending on the weight of the filament, I’ve guesstimated 1.5kg) be able to buy the files from CarnyRex for $20 AUD then the hardware from frontline foam for $60 AUD and the filament needed for another $40 AUD. That adds up to a bit over a third of the price buying the full thing from frontlinefoam.

Yes, basically. It's called "The MHP LMG Hardware Kit", but there's a link in the descibtion

No you can just buy it

It can be painful at close range, but at higher fps events, it’s not bad since you’re usually firing from a greater distance.

@@FrontlineFoamBlasters ok! So shooting the kids in the house could be...painful? Thank you for a fast reply!

We use 9-3/4” of Pro25

Lots of prints and labor to assemble.

@@FrontlineFoamBlastersI see

You’re totally right! Rifle referred to the rifling in the barrel that didn’t get invented until much later.

Muskets: smoothbore (not accurate because of the barrel), muzzle-loading, can attach a bayonet Rifles: rifled (accurate because of the barrel, not a scope), at the time muzzle-loading, can also attach a bayonet (although often a different type, such as sword bayonets for British baker rifles).

Provo Utah

Please

​@@DanielBytnar-r6cI don't think someone asking for a niche pro dart blaster at Walmart could even afford it, or are you the type of kid that asks for free stuff all the time because Mom and dad said no?

Oh shut up man​@@fireandcopper

You couldn't even afford it

​@@fireandcopperWhy are you an idiot?Why are you doing this 1:02

We have black ones in stock

Those good questions. Any specific? Flying with blasters is actually super easy - just put any “gun” type stuff on a checked bag like blasters and magazines. That’s it!

@@FrontlineFoamBlasters So as not to damage plastic blasters, do you use 'gun' cases or are they too 'red flag' ?

@@mainstay. I’d use a regular hard sided suitcase if your blaster can be taken apart to fit. Most equipment cases that would fit longer blasters would have to be treated as oversized baggage which I’ve found to not be worth the inconvenience. Although I haven’t had any issues yet with the case itself being too red flag. You’re 100% allowed to check real firearms no problem, so it isn’t the appearance that has made an issue - just the fact that a larger case has to be loaded and unloaded from a separate area in the airport. Although I haven’t had to pay any oversize baggage fees, just that the overall length was too long for their automated systems. Hope that makes sense.

@@FrontlineFoamBlasters Thanks so much, this really helps. Have you ever had to explain what the blasters are, as I'm sure the x ray would have picked up the metal barrels, cages etc. Do you have to 'declare' what they are before you check them? Why didn't you take any blasters with you to Malaysia for your recent game in the Saber Tournament, was it the cost?

⁠ We actually did take some blasters to Malaysia. Storm, Caliburn, LMG. Haven’t had any problems!

I know why

It's because you have to build it and also And also you'll have to pay all of your money

It’s because it comes pre-assembled. Depending on the weight of the filament, I’ve estimated the price to assemble it yourself (with a 3D printer) at roughly $100 AUD apiece + $20 AUD for the files.

This is opposed to the $300 buying it pre-assembled from frontlinefoam.