Pictures of your VSR-10's

[findiboy16]

Nice work looks pretty good. Lots of scrim netting.

You should try putting some over the scope it completes the look nicely

[airsoftfreak14]

Nice paintjob man, and I also think you should put some one the scope.

[kenshin9]

Nice work looks pretty good. Lots of scrim netting.

You should try putting some over the scope it completes the look nicely

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funny you say that, i had scrim over the scope to start the day with but it was bloddy sunny and it caused the scrim to make a shadow of the scope so it blurred the scope vision

 

thanks

 

Jas

 

P.S i could have put it over the top i guess

[kenshin9]

its not paint its camo tape lol so many people think its paint

[findiboy16]

Thats a really good job you done with the camo tape there. Looks so much like paint.

[kenshin9]

well i cant take credit for it i bought it off a guy that said he'll put it on, i agree though great

[findiboy16]

Have you got any pics of just the rifle on its own.

[kenshin9]

 

 

tada

 

thanks

 

Jas

[findiboy16]

Brilliant you wouldnt thik it was tape. Nice rifle

[commandercolt]

 

Might have posted this in the pics of your weapon, but don't think so.

 

Marui vsr-10 g-spec with KIC gas cylinder, tasco 3-9x40mm scope, and "custom" 5 minute paint job.

[jak]

I love that paintjob!!

[kenshin9]

hey been wanting to know about the Gas cylinder for VERY long, whats the FPS on different gases and is it really worth replacing it with hte spring one if you play at mulyiple sites some which dont let above 328 and some that do.

 

thanks

 

Jas

[commandercolt]

Jak, if you're talking to me and being serious, thanks alot.

 

Kenshin 9, I can't help you out too much with how the KIC cylinder works on different gases, all I have used it on is propane and green gas which is virtually the same. On those gases, its very high... way beyond forum limits. However, I'd imagine using a lower power gas would work just as fine in the weapon. I myself can't praise the cylinder enough, its absolutely great. Please let me know if you have any other questions, and sorry I couldn't help with the different gases..

[Hvy gear]

after all the torment of seeing all these lovely vsr's iv'e decided to buy a g-spec by the end of the month.

i'm right handed will the g-spec be o.k or will i need the pro version?

[kenshin9]

yeah its fine for right handers, isnt almost all (original guns) for right handers?? well any way yes im right handed and its fine, look in the pics of me using mine just up the page.

 

Thanks

 

Jas

[commandercolt]

While we're on the subject on right-handedness, im left handed and have absolutely no trouble cycling the bolt on my vsr quickly. Just thought I'd add that incase someone might turn away from the vsr because of what hand they use.

[Tripod]

I'm right handed and have used my VSR10 left handed a couple of times. Being able to shoot a gun ambidextrously is quite important if you ask me.

[Hvy gear]

o.k thaks all,

it just seemed odd to me as if you hold the rifle in your right hand it seems to make more sense to have the bolt on the left hand side of the gun but the bolt is on the right on the g-spec.

[H&K]

o.k thaks all,

it just seemed odd to me as if you hold the rifle in your right hand it seems to make more sense to have the bolt on the left hand side of the gun but the bolt is on the right on the g-spec.

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No. Its so that purists who cycle the bolt with their shooting hand, allowing them to keep the gun supported so as to facilitate quick target re-acquisition. But i'm left handed and use my right to work the bolt. Do what you want.

 

cheers. H&K

[Skarclaw]

http://www.groundzeroairsoft.com/gallery/d...album=66&pos=62

 

my brother using vsr-10 real shock.

[CapaciousZepher]

Commandercolt,

 

About the KIC gas bolt, how is the FPS consistancy shot to shot? That would be the deciding factor for me if I were to jump for one. I mean you basically get the performance of an completely upgraded spring VSR system for a fraction of the price. Consistancy being the pin that could burst this bubble. Add a regulated CO2 or HPA system to the KIC bolt and you get a very nice adjustable FPS system, so you could keep it under 1j for skirmishing. Of course if you're keeping it to 1j you might as well just grab a SP100 and be done with it though. In the USA however the adjustable FPS would be very nice however as 1j is the forum limit.....

 

Also your paintjob isn't too bad

 

Cheers!

 

- CapaciousZepher

[HawaiiIceMan]

you should stick with spring. The KIC cylinder is ok but on cold days.....dump it

[commandercolt]

Capacious, I've found that the vsr is pretty darned consistent. Hawaii iceman is right, however, like other gas guns im sure on cold days it'll be lacking, especially up in wisconsin(which judging from your profile thing is where you live). However, down here in south carolina, about the coldest days we get are in the 40s, so I doubt i'll have a whole lot of consistentcy problems, but only time will tell.....and thanks for liking the lil paintjob, it'll get a proper one shortly...

[Hvy gear]

No. Its so that purists who cycle the bolt with their shooting hand, allowing them to keep the gun supported so as to facilitate quick target re-acquisition. But i'm left handed and use my right to work the bolt.    Do what you want.

 

cheers. H&K

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thanks, i'm getting mine next week..... can't wait.

 

edit: i found this earlier and thought it would be good for those who don't know much about upgrading there vsr's.

 

it's a really good upgrade guide over at the airsoft community forums,

 

http://www.airsoftcommunity.co.uk/forums/

 

it's under the forum, sniper heaven > vsr general thread.

Edited September 14, 2005 by Hvy gear

[Belladonna]

Yeesh, this is making me want a G-spec, all these guns look amazing, real inspiration for those not quite decided on going sniper