Ghostshark_27

Ok, a couple of questions. I'm really wanting the dual optic carrying handle for my rifle, but I've heard that the airsoft versions are pretty cheesy to look through. I plan on making my current rifle into a full size with AG36 launcher and the dual optic sight system, but I want to know if the Star sight and handle kit would be usable with goggles. I heard that they have really bad eye relief that makes it almost impossible to get a sight picture. I'd rather not go for a real steel optic, because I'm planning on getting a -K model next, and want to stick a Surefire handguard onto that, an

Scope Protector Not exactly the most realistic looking thing out there, but I'll take a realism hit in order to save me the $45-100 bucks to buy a new sight. Protector replacements are available if you happen to get the scope protector shot out. The links I put up are of the small size, there's also a medim and large version for bigger scopes. I just figured the small version would be enough to protect a holo sight though.

Haha, you can bet if I put one on my rifle, I'll be showing it off here. Won't be for a while though, I'm in the process of looking for a new job and am building up some debts that need to be paid off before I can buy any airsoft goodies. Also, Static, that's a nice looking sight on your rifle. It looks like it'd be more at home on an MP7 though, it's awfully tiny for the G36. I had a King Arms holo sight on my G36 for a while, you can see it on my UMG in one of those pics, but it took a direct hit to the glass and spiderwebbed. I loved that thing, and I'll definately be getting a ne

Hey guys! After looking at all of these pics I'm almost ashamed to show mine off, but it's my own little baby, and I'm nowhere near finished with it so whatever. Sorry for having to put up links, I can't seem to image link with my Flickr album. My G36 Another pic One more... Yes, that's a rail on a full size handguard. I took the bottom rail off the old G36C handguard, picked up a couple big washers and nuts to fit the allen screws, and put the screws through the slots on the bottom of the guard. It feels pretty solid, haven't skirmished with it yet, but I'm pretty sure