Drop Forwards

[Sean Diamond]

Hi. I've seen some pretty flash drop forwards recently as i've been brousing a lot of online stores. But then, i saw a picture...
It showed this guy in a tournament with a reall cool gun, (a DYE autococker i believe) and instead on having a standard drop forward, his whole tank was attached in the middle to the grip, by a circular clamp. It made the tank go a lot further forward and looks like it could really be ace for a front player.
Now the but...
I can't find it anywhere! I broused more online stores and even some sites specialising in drop forwards. None have this circular clamp like thing, that i saw.
I hope you understand what the hell i'm on about, and if perhaps you have a site i can visit to see these for sale, i'd appreciate it.

 

[Mr_Toads_Wild_Ride]

Yhea i have seen his drop forward i think the website is www.docsmachine.com or something like that not sure if its 4 sale or that is just a one off

 

[nickp]

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[Mark]

here is the one you were looking for PIC it is a custom set up although you do see that rig from time to time in the states, only seen one over here.

 

[JR_99]

According to the August issue of APG and thier drop forward cradle roundup the cradle you described is the "Rock-N-Roll" by Point Blank Paintball. MSRP $99.50

No web site was listed. You may find one it you look. They are from Tucker, Georgia USA 770-493-8978

 

[Eric The Troll]

Is this a retro thing, is everyone going to be wearing black soon and have load of 12grams in elastic on their arms.



This type of stock was a standard option when the Sniper II first came over here, back then it was called a cal-rig, most of the time it came with a wire stock shaped like a rifle butt.

You could try getting a couple of large worm drive clips screw or bolt them to a standard P / T stock. This would give you the same effect if not look.

The other way is catch someone at uni, 6th form or even school show them the picture, give them a drawing to work from, agree a price and away you go. There are loads of engineering firms about, catch a worker and see if they can do a private job.