Photos of your Airsoft equipment (Discussion)

Mweelrea · 01-02-2008 1:56am

NakedDex wrote: »

If you're out at HRTA on Saturday I'll bring my MP7 and you can have a gander at the size and feel of it.

I wish i was! But sadly being at the other end of the country doesn't make it easy:(

I'll probably end up buying a pistol over the MP7;The P99 or a glock.
But at €85 i'll prob end up with an MP7 too:D

Masada · 01-02-2008 3:04am

yeah thats the same as me, I wanted it but wanted a GBB more so got the GBB and still wanted the MP7.,lol, its a decent little gun, if anything though it could do with a slightly better ROF that it has at the moment, but that might change a little with a good charge and a run in on the battery.,

Cheeky monkey · 01-02-2008 3:29pm

Screw the mac... Robocop gun all the way

zero19 · 01-02-2008 8:18pm

Cheeky monkey wrote: »

Screw the mac... Robocop gun all the way

The weirdo berreta?? lol Nah thanks, Snake Pliskin used a Mac10 with a silencer AND a scope!

Masada · 01-02-2008 9:21pm

zero19 wrote: »

The weirdo berreta?? lol Nah thanks, Snake Pliskin used a Mac10 with a silencer AND a scope!

wait til ya see his beretta before ya make your mind up.,:D it sounded like the highest ROF ever in HRTA.,lol, me and gatling just looked at eachother when we heard to noise and said, "What the F*&k!"

Cheeky monkey · 01-02-2008 10:49pm

vtec wrote: »

lol, me and gatling just looked at eachother when we heard to noise and said, "What the F*&k!"

And then ate their faces!

NakedDex · 02-02-2008 1:02am

Mweelrea wrote: »

I wish i was! But sadly being at the other end of the country doesn't make it easy:(

I'll probably end up buying a pistol over the MP7;The P99 or a glock.
But at €85 i'll prob end up with an MP7 too:D

I'm rocking a P99 and an MP7 myself. The P99 is a bad ass. I have the Maruzen version but I haven't used the KSC version yet. Easily the most comfortable pistol I've held yet. Lovely balance, weight, feel. It's just exactly right for me anyway.

zero19 · 02-02-2008 12:42pm

vtec wrote: »

wait til ya see his beretta before ya make your mind up.,:D it sounded like the highest ROF ever in HRTA.,lol, me and gatling just looked at eachother when we heard to noise and said, "What the F*&k!"

Hehe must be gas powered then? Never judge a book by its cover!

Mweelrea · 02-02-2008 8:49pm

vtec wrote: »

wait til ya see his beretta before ya make your mind up.,:D it sounded like the highest ROF ever in HRTA.,lol, me and gatling just looked at eachother when we heard to noise and said, "What the F*&k!"

Jaysus:D

NakedDex wrote: »

I'm rocking a P99 and an MP7 myself. The P99 is a bad ass. I have the Maruzen version but I haven't used the KSC version yet. Easily the most comfortable pistol I've held yet. Lovely balance, weight, feel. It's just exactly right for me anyway.

Its certinly looks the business too. Whats the mag capacity?

weeder · 04-02-2008 5:34pm

got the well mp7 , second aug and its great for the price, nice weight in it too feels graeat to shoot

Masada · 04-02-2008 7:20pm

Mweelrea wrote: »

Jaysus:D

Its certinly looks the business too. Whats the mag capacity?

i think its a 30odd round mag, youd really need a bigger mag with that kind of ROF but neil is a sniper i suppose so not really that important., he never even brings it into the battles, just leaves it in his bag.,lol.,

Cheeky monkey · 04-02-2008 7:31pm

Its got 38 in the mag I'm gonna try start to bring it out to unload on the feckers that don't aren't taking their hits. Its just the bloody holster starts to spin around my leg so gonna have to sort that out then it should work great

Masada · 04-02-2008 7:34pm

Ill show ya a little mod you can do to make it a lot more comfy neil, also thats a very good idea to take it in for the ones not taking thier hits, seems they are getting more common now.,lol

Stercus Accidit · 04-02-2008 9:46pm

Richie, how did you do the grip mod on the g36c? I only copped when you mentioned it is a spas grip!

What are the fasteners you used, the shiny ones on the side, and that front plate, was that part of the grip? Old springer?

With that big gap on the front, a flashlight would suit it perfectly, or if you custom fitted a laser, it wouldnt be designed for a firearm legally, so would be grand.

Very cool piece, what tools did you use?

Ever consider a mosfet?

kdouglas · 04-02-2008 10:00pm

Motosam: threading a thin line there with the lasers.....

Regarding the mosfet, you'll pretty much definitely need one with that 10.8v in there, you'll burn out your trigger contacts pretty soon otherwise.

Masada · 04-02-2008 10:10pm

mofset is in the pipline for it.,

I used the original RIS mounts to fit brackets to it so that i could bolt the grip in place and i could make it fully reversable, the silver screws will be replaced when i get something that looks better for it., theres gonna be a small LED light in the tip of it to fill that gap and the extra space in the grip will be for a little idea im working on, will give more info when i get more parts and get it semi working.,

zero19 · 04-02-2008 10:15pm

I think i'll have to buy a new G36 for my SL8 project, looks like they're too good to part with!

Stercus Accidit · 04-02-2008 10:19pm

kdouglas wrote: »

Motosam: threading a thin line there with the lasers.....

Sorry, thought only ris ones were iffy.

Its a nice looking aeg vtec, and the grip really does look the part.

My connectors are charred at this stage with 9.6v, semi was half the reason I upped the voltage, I might stick an extra cell somewhere in the stock tube at a later stage for 10.8, 11v, maybe!
So every time I fire a shot in semi I know I should order the damn mosfet parts, I can smell the connectors :eek:, but I dont have any experience with pcs board or whatever its called.

Masada · 04-02-2008 11:18pm

PCB. printed circuit boards., its a pretty simple concept really, it works kinda like a relay in that your just creating a switch that will allow the trigger to use lower voltage to complete a circuit on the switch that will fire the gun., im not too worried about damaging this G36 at the moment, its just a tester to see how far i can push things really and at 130yoyo's ya cant go wrong. it was doing 20rps when keith tested it but the night of the "night ops" i used pauls fast charger and there was a noticible difference in the ROF, i dont think i have nearly enough charge in it the last time it was tested but i think it might be getting a few more RPS now.

do you have any gearbox work done on your gun thats running a 9.6v? that could be the reason your wearing the trigger contacts out,. if you can get the gearbox running with as little resistance as possible then theres less load for the motor and in turn the battery and circuit linking it., mine is running like a swiss watch at the moment, when i removed the piston and cylinder etc and turned the gears by hand i could spin them really quick and they'd keep going for a few seconds showing no resistance at all, i was a bit skeptical about those bearing bushes at first but im pretty impressed with them now and im gonna use them in one of my M4s aswell,.:)

Stercus Accidit · 04-02-2008 11:33pm

The charring really happens most in semi, when you are constantly connecting and disconnecting the switch, you get arcing with a higher voltage, in full auto 9.6 wont damage the connectors when they are in full contact.

I know how to wire a mosfet, but I never have, pcb board I have no experience of, how do you, yekno, etch it or whatever it is you do to it? I may just solder the thing up as a bundle of wires

Gonna get bearing bushes too soon, probably will buy two sets, and a set of shims, two mosfets.
I actually hear oiless bushes are stronger, and perform the same function?

NakedDex · 04-02-2008 11:43pm

Mweelrea wrote: »

Its certinly looks the business too. Whats the mag capacity?

The MP7 capacity is 50 (standard), 100 (long mid cap), 200 (frowned upon hi-cap)
The P99 capacity is 22 in the standard mag but you can get long mags that carry 46. I have one for sh*ts and giggles but you'd need an MP5 mag pouch for them. The standard mags can be a bit of a pain to store as the base plate on them is quite large so they don't fit snuggly beside each other.

Masada · 04-02-2008 11:45pm

im not sure about oiless bushes but i had imagined the bearing ones would be likely to have a rattle in them but they were very well made and snap fit into the gearbox nicely., I had a bit of trouble finding out what size i needed at first though, theres a lot of conflicting information on the G36c's but my JG one uses 6mm bushings and My Dboys M4 uses 7mm, not sure what size the G&G uses but that already has metal ones in it. If anyone knows what size the bushings are in the CA G36 gimmie a shout and share the love.,

NakedDex · 04-02-2008 11:49pm

My CA G36 is two feet behind me, my verniers and my micrometer are two feet to my left in my toolbox. I might do it tomorrow. I'm far too tired to check now, though I suspect they're 7mm

Masada · 04-02-2008 11:52pm

lol., you'd have to strip pretty much the whole gun to find out.,lol, thanks for the offer though, I wonder if Alvin has done his yet.,
theres a lot of conflicting info on them so im completely stumped as to what ones to go for, im doing the gearbox work for someone else so i dont have the gun here to strip down and check out for myself.,

NakedDex · 05-02-2008 12:00am

I have to strip it down anyway, I'm just so tired right now I know I'd end up losing something that might be a tiny bit important like a shim. Or a sector gear (again).

I have to strip it down for a look see, she hasn't been fired in 6 months due to a broken hop and the new hop should be with me next week so I'm looking forward to getting Thor up and running again.

By the way, now that my SPR has finally been skirmished, it's getting a name (as per my rules of naming my guns, I name it as to how it performs and handles up to and including the first skirmish).
The SPR is hereby named Loki.

Alvin T. Grey · 05-02-2008 12:08am

vtec wrote: »

lol., you'd have to strip pretty much the whole gun to find out.,lol, thanks for the offer though, I wonder if Alvin has done his yet.,
theres a lot of conflicting info on them so im completely stumped as to what ones to go for, im doing the gearbox work for someone else so i dont have the gun here to strip down and check out for myself.,

Yes I did.
And Glen very kindly repaired the damage, put it back together, and made me swear blind not to go near a screwdriver ever again.

I'll stick to GBBs.

Masada · 05-02-2008 12:49am

Alvin T. Grey wrote: »

Yes I did.
And Glen very kindly repaired the damage, put it back together, and made me swear blind not to go near a screwdriver ever again.

I'll stick to GBBs.

lol., thats twice ya broke that gun huh.,lol, ill ask glen if hes up at the birthday game., cheers people.,

Mark_Sc · 06-02-2008 10:39pm

Puding wrote: »

Where'd you get this beauty?:eek:

Masada · 06-02-2008 10:43pm

thats nice isnt it., i was admring that to.,

Puding · 06-02-2008 10:45pm

Its a tanio koba usp tactical all abs I'm afraid you can not get metal slides for it but it has a lovely action, nice finish and shoots great.

http://airsoftglobal.com/product_info.php?cPath=51_271&products_id=5244

Mark_Sc · 06-02-2008 10:45pm

I'm getting me one of those!

How much did it set you back?

Masada · 06-02-2008 10:55pm

check out this puppy, i love the P99 in tan.,i got to have a feel of it a week or 2 ago., very nice indeed.,

Puding · 06-02-2008 11:01pm

I got mine from a different web site to that and payed about 220 - 230 +shipping, some more pics i have on my hd at the moment.

and some artistic stuff....

Cheeky monkey · 06-02-2008 11:07pm

Yeah that p99 is a beaut and so comfortable I'd love a non blow back for stealth

Mark_Sc · 06-02-2008 11:10pm

Looks nice, anything you dont lke about it?(other than the lack of metal slide)

NakedDex · 06-02-2008 11:25pm

Cheeky monkey wrote: »

Yeah that p99 is a beaut and so comfortable I'd love a non blow back for stealth

I have the same one. It's blowback. The NBB version is available only in black

Masada · 07-02-2008 12:06am

NakedDex wrote: »

I have the same one. It's blowback. The NBB version is available only in black

i much prefer the tan colour, im not a fan of the P99 but that one looks good., the non blowback is cool though., i saw KD's one a few weeks ago and it's super quiet.,

cplcummins · 07-02-2008 4:49pm

Any comments??

If you see the red dot...fear not my friend..take comfort my friend..for you are in elysiem...and your already dead!!!:D

Puding · 07-02-2008 5:09pm

I like the paint job not over the top, practical, and well executed, its all to easy for panted aegs to start looking more toy like and almost tacky but this is nice and professional.

Mark_Sc · 07-02-2008 5:17pm

Yeah the paint job Is absolutly amazing
Did you do it yourself?

padmundo · 07-02-2008 5:24pm

Defenderdude that paintjob you did for Cummins is sweet. Kudos to you my friend.

Mark_Sc · 07-02-2008 6:11pm

Wonder what it would cost me to get him to do the some to one of my AEGs

defenderdude · 07-02-2008 9:42pm

Mark_Sc wrote: »

Wonder what it would cost me to get him to do the some to one of my AEGs

between about 50 and 100 euro - depends on what's needed:p

Masada · 07-02-2008 9:50pm

did you do the digital one aswell aidan? its a nice job and looks very well done.,

TheFlatulator · 07-02-2008 10:10pm

No afraid not, I only did a general camo job but the vfc scar look deadly, I am on to my 8 coat of matt varnish on my G36C. I am in cork at the moment and for the rest of the weekend but I will post up a few resulting pictures... The varnish helped to dull down and blend the paint job....

defenderdude · 07-02-2008 10:13pm

vtec wrote: »

did you do the digital one aswell aidan? its a nice job and looks very well done.,

Thanks! yea mate, It's Neil's concept - not mine. It's a bit of a prototype regarding trying digital. First version of it was copying the bigger blocks which I've seen done on RS and AEG's - but to be honest I just didnt like the effect (looks like Duplo lego).
I've tried to get the smaller pattern - it's such a pain in the ass:p as it's so slow. The whole thing took about 2 days.

Next one will be quicker - practice makes perfect...
It's probably not going to be to everyones taste - but you've gotta admit it's unique and growing on me.:D

It's 2k chrome etch primed as the upper receiver was anodised aluminium and painted in 5 colours of matt 2k acrylic urethane (isocyanate cured):eek: and then lacquered in matt 2k acrylic urethane clear. Then baked at about 45C for about an hour or so (low temp to avoid damage to electrics and plastics; although it can be cured at up to 120C comfortably).

Ideally it should be left for a period before the real hacking starts - but somehow I can't see Neil putting it in a glass case and throwing salt at it:p:D

Masada · 07-02-2008 10:46pm

you'll be making a fortune from these jobs soon man.,

look forward to seeing it in the flesh.,

defenderdude · 07-02-2008 11:44pm

vtec wrote: »

you'll be making a fortune from these jobs soon man., look forward to seeing it in the flesh.,

lol, gotta - missus is gonna cut up my credit card so I got do something to feed the habit:p:o

hoplite · 07-02-2008 11:56pm

Great Job on the SCAR Aidan! That took some patience and skill.

zero19 · 08-02-2008 12:39am

Mark_Sc wrote: »

I'm getting me one of those!

How much did it set you back?

You could get the KSC version, it's a lovely thing even has the proper trades and metal slides are available

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