[Woodyballer29]

Well today I thought I would post my beautiful, sexy, gorgeous, Brass Eagle Avenger retailing at an amazingly low price of just $40 back in the 90's (or early 2000's idk, if anybody knows when this was made let me know please). I have never seen one of these here on TechPB and so I thought I would post it. Pics, http://s1243.photobu...ntball%20Stuff/

[Myrkul]

Fun fact, those are 100% proprietary gas lines. Not even metric threaded old style spyder gas lines will work. And to make things even better where the line goes into the body it's counter threaded; you have to unscrew it to the right. It will take "some" spyder parts though, I was able to put a spyder valve in mine with no problems other then re-springing it. It also takes spyder threaded barrels, it is not compatible with spyder grip frames though.
Not sure what year these are, but I think early 2000s.

Hope this helps!

[Woodyballer29]

Hih thanks for the info, I knew that they could take some spyder parts (trying to find a cup seal for it) and I knew that they could take spyder barrels, but that gasline stuff is cool.

Edit: Oh and this was the first Avenger too so it's older than the 2' and 3's.

This post has been edited by Woodyballer29: 30 September 2012 - 09:44 PM

[Kevin]

That gun came out in 2001 to start BE's Aegis series of guns. That same valve and bolt design is still being used to this day in the JT Outkast. So it lives on!

[elraido]

I literally have shirts older than that thing. Trying to figure out if I would consider that vintage or not.

[dtate66]

the trigger made me chuckle

[Woodyballer29]

Kevin, on 06 October 2012 - 01:35 AM, said:

That gun came out in 2001 to start BE's Aegis series of guns. That same valve and bolt design is still being used to this day in the JT Outkast. So it lives on!

So then if I found a JT Outkast and stole it's cup seal it would work in the Avenger? I'm curious because that's all it needs I think.

elraido, on 10 October 2012 - 03:15 PM, said:

I literally have shirts older than that thing. Trying to figure out if I would consider that vintage or not.

In a few more years I think it might be considered Vintage lol.

dtate66, on 10 October 2012 - 08:38 PM, said:

the trigger made me chuckle

Yeah it's a weird double trigger. Much better trigger pull then my 98 though. But it does have like an inch of pulling until it activates the sear.