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kid…but use it as much themselves, it has
been a rebirth for their expensive paintball
marker that sits around unused as a dust
collector, among others.
Can the Morph Fire conversion be used
for Airsoft? We’re hearing this question a
lot.
As it clearly states in our literature and
engravings on the receiver, this is a bb gun
and can produce velocities unsafe for airsoft play. Bear in mind that even paintball
markers can be adjusted to dangerous even
illegal velocities, that is why it is a holy
grail ritual to chronograph all m arkers
on all fields at all times as an international industry standard. Therefore, in a well
regulated airsoft scenario where velocities
were established and maintained at or below regulation standards, a field operator
could safely and confidently choose to allow the Morph Fire to be used for force on
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force gaming purposes on their property.
Like with any paintball gun or airsoft gun
I would never fire upon an individual or
allow myself to be fired upon by any device
that was not pre-established as operating
within acceptable velocity/energy ranges.
Can you give us a little history on how
the Morph Fire came to be?
I was 13 years old and saw my first full
auto bb gun at the flea market. I HAD to
have it any my father feeling a little weak
that day indulged me. It actually used compressed Freon cylinders (god I hope there
isn’t a hole in the ozone above my dad’s
house) to charge the internal chamber and
the only outlet was the barrel which would
spew upwards of 2000 bb’s per minute. I
loved it and played with it until I broke
it. As awesome as it was… it was weak…
and could give you frostbite in August! But
alas, the full auto force was strong in me!