AnotherJesus
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Why would you make 2 kits, one for TM and one for KSC, when the TM one would fit both?
Don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty confident it doesn't.
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Well it's one of the best looking M14s I've ever seen. So I guess there's something to thank crappy laws for...
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also note the correct russian trigger discipline
That's the sort of attention to detail we love. Thank you.
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I'm assuming that's a paint job Trasher? Famases (famai?) have never looked better.
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TTB... Yeah. Sclerosis...
Did I miss something?
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Tripple Tap Break, TTB.
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Wow, that's not even all that bad, is the piston not a standard type?
Basically a standard V3 piston, but with a cutaway at the top to allow for the quick detach mechanism. I'm fairly confident you could fit a normal V3 piston to this, with slight modifications. Although I've not tried. The RS pistons are cheap enough anyway. Very good material as well. Maybe not the best if you're doing some crazy FPS or ROF, but I'm happy with them for normal use.
Edit: Just visually checked it against a normal piston. It seems to be longer on the front, like it's already been shimmed for angle of engagement (although it hasn't). Nothing I'm sure you couldn't replicate with a couple of washers and a longer screw for the piston head. May as well do the AOE while you're there.
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Gah!, stop posting AMD-65 pics, its too much for my wallet to bear
I kinda want to see one with a solid stock oddly.
Kinda want to own one with a solid stock. These Hungarian stocks are gash.
Cheek weld? Who needs that?!
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More AMD-65. I also hate the vert grip.
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Some Magpul.... I make no apologies for building the supressed M4 to suit my aesthetic needs, rather than conform to what 'should' be on an MOE PTS etc etc
Well it does look very nice. Quite a good paint-job you got there.
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Can I see the other side please?
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Well, when I got this gun I ordered 2 spare mags at the same time. I've now given up using the 3 RS mags, as they have horrible feeding issues. Mostly caused by the double stacking of the mags, and the BB's seem to want to sit side by side, and grind slowly up the tube, or not move at all, as opposed to being staggered and feeding well like they should.
Got my hands on a TM mag earlier today anyway, and wondered if the internals could be swapped over for the nice finish on the RS mags, and the reliable feeding of the TM 68rd single stack lowcaps. They can . Nothing exactly keeps the TM mags in the RS shell, apart from friction, but it took a fair amount of force to remove the innards once they were in. So I'll be doing that for sure.
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Who wants a full auto gas pistol? Cooldown hurts, especially in British winters. If you want to use it as a primary, I'd advise single shot all the time, and placed rounds as opposed to lots of shots. Besides, gas consumption and buying enough mags to last a day when you're using full auto is going to be a major drain on your pocket.
Then again, I don't think I've used the fully automatic option on any gun for a good 4 years now.
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Standard V3 spring guide, as long as it has a removable baseplate. The ICS offering wont do it. I went Systema, not sure if the CA is removable or not.
As for grenade launchers. There's something in the manual about using them with a rifle grenade. Have you seen one with a grenade launcher, or do they just use rifle grenades in the field?
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We had this discussion a page ago as well. I'm half tempted to take photo's of my 3 month old LCT gearbox, with LCT markings, horrible gears (not self shimmed) and a 7mm case, with a broken cylinder head nub. But to be honest, that wont make any difference. If you've buying LCT, no one knows what internals you'll get. And personally. I've never had any problems with 6mm gearboxes. It's getting kinda off topic now anyway. This is a picture thread afterall.
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It's not so much the added weight, as it is the connectivity...or the tether hose. I understand the added benefit of an HPA system, but the whole concept seems so...paintballish.
My daughter has again offered to play video director, and shoot some footage of me demonstrating how loose my rifle has become after 1000 rounds.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAyN0FsI3tg
...also, I'm new to youtube, so as I progress maybe my videos won't be so...noobish
Love that video. Made me laugh too much, when you shot down the idea of an inserted mag fixing the problem. And on a more serious note, thanks for the demonstration of issues after 1000rds.
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Post 1550 onwards answers your question. With some discussion afterwards about what gearbox's they come with. I'd say it's pretty safe to assume you'll get an LCT gearbox now, unless you find someone with some old stock.
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A spectacular return to topic. Lovely gun.
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Just a Glock 17.
Apologies for the quality of the photo's.
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Those Israeli handguards are gorgeous. Think that would look pretty cool with a skeleton stock as well.
Looking forward to the wood stock pictures.
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It's not that hard to put a 9.6 in if you remove the fuse. As for the internals... if all LCT gearboxs are like mine, then it makes the gun not worth buying. I would have killed for one with a VFC GB, Even CYMA innards would have been better than LCTs own offerings. I'm still waiting on parts from a friend to get my gun working. Not working again, just working at all. The conversion kit would seem the smart move.
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Seeing as both a USPC and a USP fullsize will fit in my Fobus, I don't think your question was that stupid really.
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Well, now I want one
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Only thing with the PLA look, is this is the export version of the rifle. The type 95 that the Chinese use, has different mags and magwell. Still, looks ace, and very individual.
Photographing Airsoft Guns: Tips & Guides
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So you're recommending a low ISO, and a fast shutter speed. This'll produce very dark pictures. So I think it's just quickly worth pointing out, a tripod will allow you to increase the exposure time, without such a risk of blurring. Once you have a tripod, you can drop the ISO right down, and tweak the shutter speed to the levels of light you want in the picture. May sound obvious I guess, but if you're giving a guide to people who've not done it before, I thought it might be worth mentioning.
Very good guide by the way.