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Branch Markings on AEG

  • 11-02-2011 11:50am
    #1
    Faolchu
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    looking around a few of the suppliers i notice that some AEGs have Military branch marking on them, but those i've seen tend to be USMC. does anyone know if manufacturers do AEGs with different markings on them, specifically US Air Force?


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  • #2
    TNTQ
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    Faolchu wrote: »
    looking around a few of the suppliers i notice that some AEGs have Military branch marking on them, but those i've seen tend to be USMC. does anyone know if manufacturers do AEGs with different markings on them, specifically US Air Force?

    If you go for an M4 for example you can get bodies with various markings mate. Have a look at some here


  • #3
    Faolchu
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,740 ✭✭✭Faolchu


    good stuff I'll crawl through their lists to see what i can find


  • #4
    Lemming
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    I believe that you can get a few G&P m4 bodies with various branch markings on them. I'm sure there are other manufacturers that do similar, but the only ones I can think of with aftermarket bodies available are G&P


  • #5
    thermo
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    dboys, do the boddies (m4 type) with a whole host of markings.


  • #6
    MonkeyGuy
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    thermo wrote: »
    dboys, do the boddies (m4 type) with a whole host of markings.

    Problem is it's kinda pot luck as to which markings you get, at least in my experience. They'll be advertised as "... with markings"


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