[doctorstox]

Hi guys,
Just bought this on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/290655467683... 4.m1439.l2648


Looking to find out what kind of pump it is. sorry for the ebay link but i have not had a chance to take pics of it.

Looks like a nelspot clone, but it has the long barrel, which is fixed and super thick. It has the raised site rails also. Direct feed.

Super heavy, feels like entire marker is stainless steel. Pumps smooth but obviously needs a lot of cleaning, which it will get later tonight.

take a look and lmk what you think pls.

[Nahib_Stilgar]

I think it is a Nelspot with an aftermarket DF kit.

Is the barrel attached using set screws?

Nice find at a good price.

If you are interested in selling that pump handle, or trading it for a normal one drop me a PM. I also have a baggie of nelspot parts if you need replacements...

[doctorstox]

does "DF" stand for something (for my own research purposes)


oh, Direct Feed, I'm an idiot.

[doctorstox]

The barrel is not held on by set screws. The gun is unibody.

[Pump Scout]

Back in those days, a LOT of guns were total mutts. The frame looks to be a Nelspot frame. Beyond that, it's really hard to tell. Some guys even made their own gun bits if they couldn't get exactly what they wanted on what passed for the market. There was a lot more "personal ingenuity" back then than there is now. 'Course, we weren't exactly asking our guns to be machine guns back then, either.

[Nahib_Stilgar]

Originally Posted by doctorstox

The barrel is not held on by set screws. The gun is unibody.

Makes sense...Pretty sure its a DF kit for the Nelspot then. The pump handle is sure looks aftermarket and home brew. I like it.