Bolle just updated the X1000s so bought a new set of these to see whats changed, also managed to get the prescription insert which will make them even better :).
you posted this 2hours ago and now not in stock, next time post on a thread rather than price picking someones sale page, people can charge litterly anything they like it is down to the buying to decide if they want to pay that or not.
Optically clear has a flash hider on the front which has taken a couple of BBs as shown in the photos. No other damage can be set to red or blue comes with soft case 1 to 4 magnification with the switch on the side, quick release piccatiny mount.
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I have a Vortex Spitfire and bought the below kill flash just for the honeycomb then 3D printed an adapter for the front to fit in but you could easily just tape it on as you have done.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B076PCYS2L?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
That ebay link is for perspex and not polycarb, perspex is about as strong as the acrylic that he's broke.
I've been using 6mm acrylic as can cut that myself but polycarb is a right pain as its an awkard material to laser cut as it absorbs the laser so you need a special laser source or you can use a CNC router to cut out the discs,
I can make you some 6mm thick acrylic discs not had one break yet but don't think anyones been lucky enough to hit them yet.
Other than that their is the kill flash as above that works well if you can find the honeycomb in the right size and strength.
Not wanting to Hijack this thread but...
Does anyone have a list of ideal distance to zero sights, Red Dot, 3x, 5x, 8x etc... or is there a calculation you can use to work it out?
I've seen those scuba adapters on a youtube video that was the cheapest method I could find if you had an old tank kicking around but even on FB or ebay you can pick them up pretty cheap.
The nitrogen bottles have a 5/8" fitting on which then goes off to the regulator,
However this that one in question is £800 lol I'll give my supplier a ring on Monday and see if they'll loan me one or chuck me a freebie, that reg is a high pressure the one we use is a High Flow which cost 3x as much and its massive as it has a heat exchanger when cutting full speed even the bottles start freezing up lol.
I know these tanks are designed for the pressure but they must be dead thick 1800psi is not to be sniffed at.
this is my tank
Got my wording mixed up meant shop air not CO2.
From what I can see apart from the risk your life aliexpress compressors HPA compressor are dead expensive.
That was my thinking, nitrogren is actually a non-reactive gas it doesn't interact with anything, you can fill your car tyres up with it infact I'm sure racing car tyres are filled with it. Also as it's innert its safe to vent into the atmosphere unlike propane also in most cases it prevents oxidisation so should in theory be really good for the internals.
Mainly I was making sure I wasn't being completely stupid in why we use compressed air apart from the fact its easier to produce with a compressor etc...