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But I am a Joker Bro! And I've never denied it, not once! TCI Mag documented and certified trouble maker extraordinaire! Jomo

Ever seen the plastic wadding that holds the bb's inside a 12 gauge shell? Something along those lines to slide your throw bag into to form a more effective seal inside two inch barrel piping? Jomo

All Bonner needs to do is apologize for talkin smack and I'll ship my TechMasters exhaust valve trigger to him no charge. Easy peasy? Jomo

Tobe Sherrill n I didn't play well together either! Jomo

You guys need the TechMasters exhaust trigger valve IMO. Brilliant bit of pneumatic engineering. Think of a ball bearing trapped inside a sliding piston valve. Apply pressure to the fill stem and it channels air to the bearing piston's right side, causing it to slam the piston to the left...

Having the fill stem located on the end of the gun's an ill conceived and potentially dangerous design flaw for the APTA, IMO. Just a matter of time before its vulnerable location causes problems. Trigger mechs not conducive to accurate shootin either. Price is pretty dang good though. I can...

It's an off the shelf Schrader bellows valve with a half inch throw trigger, thumb activated. The actual sliding piston valve that throws open the airway to full chamber pressure, was custom made by Greg, who told me it worked a bit like a double flapper valve on a toilet...

The valve trigger's on the uppermost right side, activated by squeezing it between thumb n forefinger. Made over 20 years ago for me by Greg Masters of TechMasters Inc, who also built one with a 3 foot barrel for John Hendricksen, and mentioned by Blair in his Arborists Tools book way back...

http://youtu.be/ACBNBSTns5s Jomo

This one's fairly effective using 22 blanks. http://youtu.be/pa6F1q8cD0M Jomo

I met an old utility power line pole setter on the job many years ago, who saw me usin my pneumatic throw bag gun, and stopped to show me his Navy traverse line rifle. It shot a steel bolt about a foot long whose line attached to a canister mounted below the rifle's barrel. Claimed it could...

You guys are only 20 years behind mine!