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How much is the minimum backing to get one?
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By the looks of it £55 inc P&P, which for *any* BFG is bloody amazing o.oHow much is the minimum backing to get one?
That is one benefit of a new radical design attempting to push away a product champion... The possibility of lower costs, but with more market appeal leading to everyone being happy...This ^^^^
The flexible thing puts me off, my head keeps asking "what guarantee are there that I would get the grenade that I ordered? "8% funded and 60 days still to go... Lets just assume it will reach 100% in 60 days![]()
1.Not sure if youve seen the arnies thread mate so ill post the questions here and can relay them if you like.
http://arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/index.php?/topic/214949-the-most-advanced-airsoft-grenade-in-the-world/
1. The following applies to the Kickstarter page, since although some of the questions are answered elsewhere the Kickstarter page will be your primary sales pitch. It looks promising, but you don't talk at all about how the firing portion of the grenade actually works. Is it blank-firing? Reloadable cartridges? How about the battery - is it a LiPo, a NiMH? Is it a standard size, or proprietary? Is that the final design - and if so, why have you got exposed cap-head machine screws at one end that concentrate force and could injure someone, when you could recess them? How do the automatic updates work - do they work on Mac and PC? Is there software we need to install, and if so, how is that supported?
I want something like this very much, but your draft is a way off ready - hell, even the design of the grenade itself could use some work IMO, especially concerning those bolt heads. If it doesn't use blanks - the UK standard, and rightly so given how affordable they are, why not? Can you guarantee a supply of these presumably proprietary explosives?
I think this is a great idea, but it needs polish.
2. It would nice if it was a bit more....grenadey. Like the Cyalume which I appreciate is a hell of a lot more.
http://www.lumisafe.co.uk/CTS/HG1.shtml
That would fit my Viper grenade pouch, quite well actually. However, that won't fit 40mm grenade pouches; too wide.I should add...
The diameter and length can be reduced somewhat it's 106mm tall by 67mm wide.. Perhaps someone could tell me if that fits most pouches you have?
Noo. Will make them a nightmare to find in vegetation. And let's be realistic, it's still going to look funky.We'll paint it green![]()
The charger needs to be smart anyway because it's got to handle the updates, we can make this security feature and option to turn off.Fab concept, looking forward demo. Will be backing ASAP.
Noo. Will make them a nightmare to find in vegetation. And let's be realistic, it's still going to look funky.
My personal preference would to go all out with the neon pink for visibility, but that may be a little extreme.
Would you be able to machine out a through hole, offset to the side of the main body? Currently there's not a whole lot to anchor too, and would be nice to be able to run a wire loop through it to clip to. I'm only thinking a 3/4mm diameter.
I also second the blank situation, primers are simply too good a value for money. (Those Cheddites especially)
I'm of the opinion that the matched charger is more faff than it's worth. Theft really isn't an issue, and anyone scummy enough to do so probably won't know about it's existence in the first place.
Loosing the ability to power from 12v(?) straight up, obviously still with the proprietary connector, and use shared/site chargers, far offsets the benefits.
Of course I was joking about painting it green!
We won't put a hole in the body but we can make a part that goes on one of the bolts with a hole so you can clip it to something. This was something we'd already planned to do so hopefully it should do what you need.