Maybe i should start. 

Hey reel, $$ wise if you have the knowledge and the gear why not! me personally i did not have the gear but wanted to learn about composite techniques so was a good project to take on. 

Thanks Smudge hopefully shoots as good as it looks.

Wow that gun you made is extremely nice! Handle is a masterpiece. How is everything holding up on the gun any issues anywhere? What other parts are yah hoarding anything exotic like that flopper 😄 I'll upload my roller soon.

wow, that gun is a work of art. I have a handful of Ermes double roller trigger and the pulleys with the ceramic bearings still lined up for some gun in the future. Also some wacky C4 rubber, can't wait to see how that goes. My next one I'm planning to get cut with a cnc, but I need to get better in fusion first. Time is not on my side....
Can you tell a bit more about your carbon gun? Did you vacuum form it? What core? And what diameter do the muzzle roller have? I've had an invictus inverter in my hand the other day, there are sooo may cool details, but will probably vaporise any fish shot with, haha

Here is my inverted roller Running 7.5mm shaft (very short) 3 pairs of 16mm small id bands first band at 360 percent others at 320 percent ermes double roller mech full carbon body handle and muzzle custom rollers with ceramic bearings ronstan pulleys and custom carbon plate holding all the crazy lines together.

Carbon body is 8 layers of 200 GSM twill with specific areas eg trigger area with more reinforcement.

Tested all the guns in the pool and I must say I really like the inverted roller not only does it sling the 7.5mm shaft at Impressive speed with very little recoil the shots at 5m are very accurate!

I think I'm going to try make some more inverts maybe with rear rollers this time to test its abilities. I really do like the thought of a smallish 100cm gun that's easy to swing can be used for snapper snooping and smash a king when needed!








Thought I might give the guns a name so graphite (what carbon fiber is made from) was chosen seen in my custom epoxy curing cabinet much to the displeasure of my wife😄.

Back again with what some would call ridiculous but, I call it a inverted carbon roller with rear rollers, rolls off the tongue quite nice (pun intended). 

Great build. Its quite amazing how all these big manufacturers are making modular components so builder can lego things together to make the setups they like! 

Very cool! how did you make up the blocks? 
I have been 3d printing my sheaves and inserting ceramic bearings into them with various effectiveness. If the wall is to thin the 3d printed part has a habit of breaking apart after the shot.