SPAMF - SLIDE PRIME ACTION MAG FED FALCONFIRE We are proud to be able to offer you the SPAMF by GavinFuzzyCustoms! We are offering this kit in 2 different versions: -Build It Yourself Kit -Fully Assembled Kit + Blaster Primary Color: Body, Magwell, and BarrelSecondary Color: Trigger, Mag Release, and Internal Parts Build Guide: https://youtu.be/fVlwkFJ-eT4 For safety and for compliance with US laws, the tip of the barrel will always be printed in Orange. If you do not want this, please include a note with your order. *The Build It Yourself Kit does not include the blaster. **The fully assembled version will be limited in stock in accordance to the amount of Falconfires we have available. ***Our version of the kit and assembled blaster will include a .509" ID aluminum barrel instead of the poly-carbonate that GavinFuzzy uses. Description from GavinFuzzy: The SPAMF kit converts the Accustrike Falconfire into a magazine-fed blaster for half-length darts.The perfect companion sidearm to any short-dart based primary.SPAMF is compatible with both Talon and Katana magazines.The kit features a sealed pusher breech system, achieving over 85 FPS* with the stock spring and the kit installed(*Varies depending on dart type, Falconfire will accept Retaliator-sized springs for further modding)The SPAMF kit is a drop-in kit, with no cutting or gluing required to the Falconfire.Kit includes:- Body- Breech + Barrel- Trigger- Spring SpacerRequired parts:- Accustrike Falconfire blaster- Katana / Talon Magazine- Half-length darts Note:Kit will NOT work with original nerf elite-size darts or original nerf magazine.Recommended spring load : up to 10kg. 3D Printed objects can be susceptible to heat. Take care not to leave them in a hot vehicle or other such place where high temperature may be a concern, or the parts may warp over time.SilverFoxIndustries is not responsible for injury or damage due to misuse or accidents. Always wear proper eye protection when using and never aim at the face.3D Printed Blasters, Blaster Kits, and Blaster Accessories require basic use of tool knowledge for assembly and maintenance, and are not suitable for children under the age of 14.
