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  1. Yeah, I gathered that much from just about every page it's mentioned on. I'll grab a PSOP from Kalinka Optics (not sure if I should get the 400m or the 1000m one), or just use my 3-9 with an SVD low mount. I won't be seeing my SVD till August, it seems. The guy at Spartan Imports says late July for A&K SVD's to come.

  2. One of the local players out here has a business license with Spartan Imports, so we're going to try to get me one of these babies. I'd likely be getting one of the newest models, I think. I'll be sure to give some input on it, especially if it seems even remotely different from what I've been reading up on in this thread (I seriously just went through all 12 pages)

  3. Sure, if you've got the tools and skills for somewhat extensive modding.

     

    Also, on the note of the muzzle break, mine is metal. I had mine powder-coated, and I took a look at the break after the original paint was sand-blasted off. I don't know what kind of metal it is, but it's metal all right.

  4. Yeah. From the shooting I've done, I've found the hopup to be VERY hard to adjust, requiring a good bit of finger strength, but very little effort if you've got some pliers or a screwdriver. The hopup is also pretty touchy, it won't lose its adjustment anytime soon, but the slightest bit too much, and it'll send a .2 straight up. I admit though, that I need to run .25's through it, I only happen to have eleventy billion .2's laying around and wanted to blow away some. My rifle's Serial No. is 144. As far as the stock piece breaking goes, mine probably broke during shipping. UPS is not known to be careful with what they're handling anyways. I don't expect to break my stock in actual gameplay, but G&G offers replacements (you need to email them or one of their distributors though).

  5. Yeah, my new piece should be here in 1-2 weeks, and I think I'll order some spares as well.

     

    Edit; with the way the system works for the battery and everything... how were they removing the stocks and running battery bags?

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    There's the damage on the stock, or more specifically, part 44. I haven't heard of anybody else having their G&G SCAR stocks breaking, so hopefully this is more of an isolated incident. Thought I'd show you guys. Stock falls open if I'm not holding it there, like in the picture. Hopefully nobody else has had this problem.

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    Operator enough for ya? Probably not, needs more lasers and flashlights. :P

     

    G&G SCAR-L. Took it out of the box, and part #44 (the piece connecting the stock and body) was cracked, so the stock can't lock into place. I should have a new piece in soon though, Evike offered to order me a new stock set if I didn't want to just return the gun.

     

    Magpul AFG, Magpul rail covers, China EoFake, and (unpictured) a kawaii little watermelon charm my friend made. Stock for now, though I may drop in a new tightbore and hopup rubber. Hoping to make it into an accurate, longer ranged rifle. Nothing to compete with the $1k+ rifles, but something that'll shoot far enough to be respectable.

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    She ain't much, but she's mine. I bought one of the AK Boneyard Mystery cases from Airsoftgi, and ended up getting a Cyma G18c that only works in full auto, and a Cyma Aks74. I'm unsure if it's a Cm040 or Cm031c, and I'm not sure how I'd figure out what I have. Regardless, she's gonna become a project gun, I think.

     

    I need a new front sight (the flash hider SNAPPED off, it wasn't packed well), I just put it on in the picture, before it rolled off, perhaps I'll try some sort of strong adhesive or JB Weld. The piece that goes just behind the upper handguard piece is missing, so it has to be held on by some tape. The mag catch also needs filed down a bit, as it seems to only fit on my Dboys bakelite highcaps. The waffle highcap from my Cyma AkCPW doesn't fit, and neither do any of my MAG Ak74 mags. So, I'm going to file that catch down, until they click in place.

     

    I'll be changing parts on it over time, and I'll do something fun with this for sure.

  9. If they make longer inner barrels, I see no reason why you couldn't throw one on. Likewise, with enough work, you could probably turn the outer barrel into a suppressor-looking device. I do think it might be possible to turn it into a working one, but I'm not going to say yes or no, nor will I say how.

     

    Edit: After playing with the gun enough, I can safely say that the newer grip design is better. While it does lack that nice IMI logo, it really does help you gt a firm grip on the gun, which is pretty important on a gun like this.

  10. Basics

    This specific pistol can be had from stores such as WGC, Redwolf, and EhobbyAsia. I do not know of any stores outside of Hong Kong carrying these. I ordered mine from EhobbyAsia, with a spare magazine and Marui Desert Eagle scope rings for $221 (total) on Thursday, October 1st. It arrived today (October 5th) through UPS.

     

    Upon tearing off the UPS packaging, this is the box that one is greeted with.

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    After opening the box, you'll be greeted with the basics. Your Desert Eagle, Magazine, BB's (presumably .23 or .25), cleaning rod, manual, the "Do's and Don'ts List", and several paper targets. Manual and Do's/Don'ts list are in moonspeak. There was no Marui Lineup catalog included, which disappoints me for some reason.

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    While removing the Desert Eagle from the box, two things become quite evident.

     

    1: This gun is BIG. Having owned an original Marui Desert Eagle, I knew how hefty and large these are, and this is basically the same thing with just a few extra inches of barrel, making the gun just slightly over 14.5" long.

    2: The Marui Desert Eagle is built to last. While the externals are primarily plastic, this gun is built to last. The metal skeleton ensures that the slide will take a beating, and the gun is overall pretty well built.

     

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    14.5" of .50 Action Express 6mm Delivering, Gas Blowback Glory.

     

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    16" Long with the slide locked back.

     

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    The gun is made with complete trademarks, but yours may not arrive unmolested, and the trademarks may be burned or scratched out from customs. This is a gamble you take with any Tokyo Marui product.

     

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    The beloved I.M.I. trademarks. The grip on this model is not the same as the standard TM Desert Eagle, however, and will lack the I.M.I. logo.

     

    Hopup

    The hopup is located by pulling back a small piece just above the breach. The hopup can be finely tuned, and will deliver some very nice performance.

     

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    With the piece forward, the hopup is hidden.

     

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    But pull it back, and you are greeted with a very effective hopup system.

     

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    Despite the long outer barrel, the inner barrel is standard Desert Eagle length, and does not extend to the end.

     

    Performance

    Anyone who has operated a TM Desert Eagle can tell you that these puppies are very fun to shoot. On Green Gas or Propane, a TM Desert Eagle can reach roughly 330 FPS, weather according. I am playing on the safe side, and running Duster through mine, which puts it to about 250-280 depending on the weather. The hopup provides very nice adjustment, and will deliver some nice performance with the use of .2's up to .3's, all performing well with proper adjustment, and delivering excellent range.

     

    This is the Hard Kick version, and will have about as much kick as a .22 pistol, which is more than enough for any airsoft pistol, and provides enough recoil to knock you off target if you're careless.

     

    Accessories

    If you would like to customize your own TM Desert Eagle (10" or Standard), you aren't left with a huge amount of options. Metal slides, body kits, and internal parts are around though, and just require a little bit of searching. TM brand scope rings can be had for the Desert Eagle, and there are some pistol scopes out there that look quite nice. I personally bought the TM scope rings, and am waiting for my NCStar Pistolero scope to arrive. Spare magazines can also be had.

     

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    Pistol, spare magazine, and scope rings.

     

    To holster such a weapon, you're going to need something along the lines of a Tornado Holster, or any Desert Eagle specific holster. Some other holsters may work, with or without modding.

     

    Why?

    Why choose the 10" over the Standard? In all honesty, there really is no reason. In fact, the 10" is just a longer version, with the same inner barrel. I chose mine, as I'm building the Desert Eagle used by Meryl in MGS4, and for no other reason. It's user-preference, simple as that.

     

    All in all, I'm very happy with my purchase. In the end, it is just the same as a TM Desert Eagle, so upgrading it should pose no problem to anyone with experience.

     

    For anyone hoping to pick one of these up, I hope this helps out a bit!

  11. Even if you took a photo of the patches, its a blurry and dark pic ;O

     

    Well aren't you just a bucket of peaches? :P

     

     

    Question, how are the KJW M9's out there? I've always kinda wondered about KJW, I know a lot of people have their guns, but I always thought they were a lower end company.

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    Delicious atrocity. I'm considering putting a CAW BG15 (rail mount version) onto it. Thoughts on that? :P

     

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    And here's my recently sold Cm031b. This one was taken with my digital camera, so the picture's much better than the other one. I'm no artist, but I'm trying to learn how to play with a camera for some good looking pictures.

  13. I know how to take apart an APS2 like it's nothin', but how easy would it be to take the internals out of one of these puppies? What's the process? I want to get one for a concept USCM Sniper kit that I've been dreaming up, and I would need to consafe the rifle.

  14. What are you talking about?

     

    He was talking about my shotgun which can't be posted here, even though it's my DMR. (Although not technically a rifle)

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