Broken Parts Disposal
 

Hmmm I have a lot of broken parts from doing repairs, what would be the best way to dispose of them?

i find the trash can works well.

Blender

I like to densely pack them into the body of a broken gun then take it to a gun doc and say I think it's broken. Imagine the look on their face when they open it and dozens of broken tappet plates, stripped gears, bent springs, 3 burnt out motors, and fragments from 5 mechboxes dumps out into a greasy pile of tormented airsoft junk.

Don't forget to compress the springs like a booby trap somehow.

lmfao

Just imagine.

I couldn't be bothered with gun doc work anymore but even when I did I wasn't convinced that AEG's actually work the way everyone thinks. I think the parts actually need to be arranged precisely in a certain manner as a sacrifice to the gods more so than for any actual function.

max, you evil, evil, evil...genius!

I had a terrible dream one night. An evil portent if you will.

I had been fixing guns all night because of a big game coming up the next morning. Many moons ago, I had developed a reputation for being able to exorcise the most pernicious poltergeists from GBB pistols. Sometimes two trickster spirits would be discovered causing symptoms or combinations never before observed. After hours of performing rites and murmuring incantations, these disembodied malevolents twisted agonizingly, shrieking for a home. I awoke from my slumber with a start and crammed so many broken parts into a plastic TM AR. The hollowed out essence of a replica firearm never to be fielded again bound inside a box sealed with runes and seals, plainly marked Archie Stanton.

I have a similar experience...

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