[Pyrate Jim]

He is known as "born4evil" on the MCB forum.
I took this at the Cinco De Mayo game at Strategy Plus in CT this past weekend.

[andrewthewookie]

Hawaiian camo? What is this madness?

This post has been edited by andrewthewookie: 07 May 2012 - 06:58 PM

[Original Gangsta]

Whadda boss!

[Myrkul]

That.
Is.
Awesome.

[Red Infinity]

First decent looking camo ever.

[Demon]

correct me if i am wrong, but that would be one of the MCB jerseys, you always know they are an MCB member if they are running a flyin Hawaiian shirt.

[Eskimo]

^^ yea its a MCB jersey which matches the DBD pants

[Pyrate Jim]

Yeah the MCB guys had jerseys made, but for most of that crowd any hawaiian print has become pretty much traditional.

The whole game was strictly stock class ~ no semi's, no hoppers, no air tanks.
I put up a folder with about 70 pics, mostly trying to show faces of folks in the staging area but I stayed out of a few games just to get field pics.
If you want to check it out:
http://s62.photobuck...Mayo/?start=all

[bowmasta]

I wish I had a K1.. I run my Kp3 without a pump handle sometimes, but damn what I wouldn't give for a cocking handle.

[Orange Chicken]

andrewthewookie, on 07 May 2012 - 06:57 PM, said:

Hawaiian camo? What is this madness?

I beg to differ, I wear it all the time. In ORANGE!

[Pyrate Jim]

bowmasta, on 08 May 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:

I wish I had a K1.. I run my Kp3 without a pump handle sometimes, but damn what I wouldn't give for a cocking handle.

I believe that technically there is no such thing as a K1.
That was a prototype number and the only ones that made it to production were the K-2.
Later they added the pump, which made it a KP-2.
There were other internal changes that make the parts from a K-2 & a KP-2 non-compatible, bolt diameter and air passages.
There were both SC and OC versions of the KP-2.
The KP-3 was the same inside as the KP-2, but the feed came over the top instead of up from a side port, and the PMI version had a flat back instead of the Sheridan tapered back-block.


Back to my rocking chair....

OK, not yet.
In that pic, Sean has a K-2 in a KP stock. A real K-2 has the full wooden stock which leaves no room for a pump handle.
I've posted this pic before, but it shows what I mean:
http://i62.photobuck...im/DSCF0417.jpg

This post has been edited by Pyrate Jim: 09 May 2012 - 07:37 PM

[JJohnson]

Pyrate Jim, on 09 May 2012 - 07:30 PM, said:

bowmasta, on 08 May 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:

I wish I had a K1.. I run my Kp3 without a pump handle sometimes, but damn what I wouldn't give for a cocking handle.

I believe that technically there is no such thing as a K1.
That was a prototype number and the only ones that made it to production were the K-2.
Later they added the pump, which made it a KP-2.
There were other internal changes that make the parts from a K-2 & a KP-2 non-compatible, bolt diameter and air passages.
There were both SC and OC versions of the KP-2.
The KP-3 was the same inside as the KP-2, but the feed came over the top instead of up from a side port, and the PMI version had a flat back instead of the Sheridan tapered back-block.


Back to my rocking chair....

OK, not yet.
In that pic, Sean has a K-2 in a KP stock. A real K-2 has the full wooden stock which leaves no room for a pump handle.
I've posted this pic before, but it shows what I mean:
http://i62.photobuck...im/DSCF0417.jpg

Actually MCB now believes that the K1 does exist. May I direct you to this discussion thread from the beginning of last year.
http://www.mcarterbr...dy-say-wow.html

I picked up a KP2 on ebay a couple years ago that turned out to actually be a K1 converted to a KP2 (shorter stock, pump handle, and non-dual 12ie setup), but it still retains the relief valve on the bottom tube.

This post has been edited by JJohnson: 10 May 2012 - 01:06 PM

[PBPaulB]

Thats just awesome! I wish i understood how paintball was 20 years ago