Editing Carter Machine (section)

=== Desert Duck and Boxgun ===

Carter Machine also became associated with the [[Desert Duck]], a stock-class marker originally developed through the collaboration of [[Dave Loo]], Earon Carter and members of the [[Kamikaze Shooters]].

The earliest DD-68 markers were produced under the [[The Duck Works|Duck Works]] name.

Following the original production period, Carter Machine assembled additional markers using remaining Duck Works components together with newly manufactured parts. Later Carter Ducks were produced using Carter Machine components.[7]

Carter also worked on the original '''Boxgun''', a custom stock-class pistol commissioned by tournament player Derrick Obatake.

Obatake supplied a Duck receiver and blank barrel obtained from Dave Loo and asked Carter to machine a marker with characteristics resembling a Colt 1911-style pistol.

The design subsequently influenced a commercially produced Boxgun associated with Glen Chon of [[Check It Products]].[8][9]

Although these designs are related, the original Duck Works markers, Carter-built Ducks and Check It Products Boxguns should not be treated as identical products.