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yep, they are BSAs, honestly, I like the look and the dot is one of the best I've tried - much sharper, clearer and nicer than my G&P red/green aimpoint replica. I like them a lot.

I guess it is kind of lobster-ish - henceforth to be known as lobster armor, in honor of Spedz

Thanks Touchette, I'm a huge fan of Sci-Fi freaky deaky guns. Kind of like this eye-burner here: My precious HK416. As you can probably tell, I'm not a mil-simmer

My G2a2-sort-of-thingy from F.E.A.R. No, it doesn't have a Cmag, and no, it won't ever have one. I've tried every Cmag by very manufacturer, and they all suck. Not to mention that the C-style mag used in F.E.A.R. is much smaller and slim-profile than the real steel or airsoft versions, and blah blah blah - I feel I got as close as I could with after-market parts and custom milled pieces. It's an SL8-inspired weapon, but certainly not held to any real-world standards. For instance, the gun is definitely a K-length from all the referrence pics I had, despite having 6 tiny vents in the handg

I already did that, many, many pages ago - here it is:

it's the CA top rail, that I cut down to size and cut more rails into. It's supposed to be that length - just short of the handguard from the referrence pics I was going from of the G2a2. I love the game FEAR, and the more I looked at it, the gun is clearly more of a K-length than 'E' or full size, even though the hanguard has 6 tiny vents in it - it's just a SL9-inspired weapon, but I wanted to get as close as I could (without using a C-mag - I have yet to find an airsoft C mag that works as advertised, and I've tried them all) Other than that, it's got a G&P K kit on it, with a cust

Sorry for posting 3 times in a row, but this time I have pics! I love Sci-Fi freaky deaky looking guns, so in that spirit: my HK416: And my 2 CA8-2s (yes I have two - it's a long story): My G36s: and, if that's burning your eyes, here's a nice vanilla UMG for you: I'll gladly list parts/internals/take more pics if anyone wants.

I'm over the edit time limit, but I just double-checked - the frames on the .45 and C are so different in size, that I don't even thing the mag catches are compatible.

Ok, here are the CA8s for comparison: And here is my AG36 w/ boxmag And the C, K, and AG together: If you're counting, yes that's 5 CA G36s... yes, I have a problem... I do skirmish them all, they are all upgraded by me, and I'll gladly list any parts, internals, or take more pics of whatever. Comments and feedback are welcome.

Ok, you know me, I love Sci-Fi lookin freaky deaky guns, so.... Here's my G2a2 thingy: And here is my other CA8-2 (yes, I have two - I came by a second one through a trade, and I couldn't pass it up - gosh, I love this gun) Here is my G36c - yes, I own a C Here is my K sort of inspired by Screamin Weasel - here it is with quick-detach madbull halo hitting the pic limit...

I second Screamin's suggestion for the KV battery stock. It's so easy to install and it allows all sorts of large-type batteries, not just the "custom" 9.6v battery that a lot of places sell with it as a package. I use normal 3600 mah large 9.6s and 8.4 in the three G36s I have wired up with one, and I love it... speaking of, I really need to post some new pics...

No, there's very little that's interchangeable between the KSC/KWA USP 45s and USPc's. The mags are not interchangeable, the blow back systems are not, the slide releases are not, the triggers are not - but the mag release and safetly I think are. I have both, but I haven't tried the mag releases or safetys. Just eyeballing it though, they sure look to be the same.

Heh, nice 6ft4 - I have 11 hicaps too, and a box mag I've never used more than 5 in a day though... I also have the PPA magwell adaptor, but I never use it. Just don't like the look.

Here's a CA36K with AG36 (roughly the same length as the fullsize handguard - actually about an inch longer)

I'd like to kill this rumor once and for all. The CA8-2 comes with full auto capability right out of the box. It is a totally standard V3 gearbox, except that CA upgraded some of the parts for the stock config which is really, really nice. So, even though there are no markings for it, YES, the CA8-2 FIRES FULL AUTO OUT OF THE BOX.

CD case mod?

All of the links above include the trigger switch as part of the wiring. All of them will need slight sanding/modding to fit in the VFC gearbox, but once in, they will solve the full auto problem. All of them will require a new selector plate, unless you move all the contacts and wires from the old VFC assembly over to the housing on the new one (but then you waste your pretty new low-res wires).

This will work for wiring it forward: http://www.hotspotairsoft.com/hsastore/pro...products_id/705 This will work for wiring to the rear: http://www.hotspotairsoft.com/hsastore/pro...products_id/704 This will also work for wiring it the rear: http://www.hotspotairsoft.com/hsastore/pro...products_id/756 And this for wiring it forward: http://www.hotspotairsoft.com/hsastore/pro...products_id/757

I don't believe that a real steel MIAD will fit, as it doesn't allow for a motor inside the grip like the airsoft-designed version.

I would suggest this to be used in conjunction with something like the Systema Trigger switch. It might or might not solve the full auto jamming issue, but I still think it's not safe to have that too-tight switch in there and replacing both parts is probably best. When I installed the new switch, my gun stopped shooting in semi. Semi would fire full-auto, and Full Auto would fire full-auto. Replacing the cutoff lever should give me semi-fire capability back. I've got one ordered, I'll post my results.

Holy ######, you guys are right - my semi-auto shoots full auto. I didn't even notice until just the other day. So, I log on here, and sure enough, here's a fix. I'm going to order up a new cutoff lever right away. Thanks again guys.

Yep, it'll fit - the gas block is exactly the same as on all the other CA36 series. It'll fit no problem. Oh, and red locktite I believe is for metal-on-metal, while blue locktite isn't nearly as strong. If they used Red, they really didn't want you to get it off. Mine was not like that at all, so I wonder when they started...

My CA8-2 was pretty tight, but it did come off with just a good twist. The gasblock that the outer barrel is screwed onto is full metal and very tough, give it some force, it'll unscrew. Make sure you have the handguard off, and a nice solid grip on your gas block. Remember to twist to the right - it's negative thread so a right-hand twist removes it. I know CA locktites their flash hiders on, but the outer barrel on the CA8-2 shouldn't be. If yours is, then its the first one I've heard of being like that. If it is glued on, you'll be in for a very tough time. It's way too big for most of

Thanks Mav Did I tell you I fell to the darkside and bought a 416? Pictures of that coming soon to the HK thread... though I'll be sure to include other HK goodness, as the 416s are getting a little too common over there...