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This thing is an abomination!
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Is there an MTAR airsoft gun?
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I don't think so
no conversion kits to make one either
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I agree with Kawaii, that rifle is pretty ugly.
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it's a ribbed pole with a pistol grip and stock :colbert:
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I'd buy one, or make one. I'm liking the simplicity of it.
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It's alright, I think a tan paint job would would look nicer.
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I feel like this describes most guns.
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He's referring to the simplicity of it. The only reason it's so famous is because it has a name. Otherwise it's just a pistol attached to a piece of metal with a camera attached that can hinge left and right
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This guy said fuck it.
And made his own.
So badass.
http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums...?topic=49814.0
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I remember seeing that along time ago, pretty awesome but it's too bad its just a Cyma EBB.
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Yeah, it is kind of lame.
Something about GBB just draws me in.
My first gun was a Classic Army G3 (I love the look of the G3, but that thing was just too enormous and unwieldy, especially considering none of my friends played, so the best i got to play was the occasional front yard skirmish with 2 or 3 guys.)
Anyhow, i got a KSC G19, and loved having the actual kick and the more realistic magazine (I know real-caps are available, but all i had was the 300rd hi-cap).
Then i got the KWA Mac10...with silencer...
I loved it.
Then i decided to get the gun i always had a man-crush on.
The KSC G-18c with full trades.
I love all my gas guns, but parted ways with my G3.
I wouldn't mind picking up the KRISS when it comes out, or maybe some similar SMG in GBB.
They are more fun for shooting your friends!
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I'd like gas guns if the mags were more affordable.
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I believe he was talking about the Stealth Recon Scout.
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What about the AN-94? I wanna see one of those!
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I'd like some South African guns: Neostead, BXP, CR-21, and an SS77 would all be awesome. Also a GBB Springfield XD9. Oh and I want TM to hurry up with that M&P.
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Hey, where's my frickin OICW? I want it. Airsoft grenade launcher and gun, all in one 20 pound package.
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SKS
Steyr Scout
H&K P7, P3000, P2000, HK417
Benelli Supernova
Cx4
SPAS-15
And a full metal PSG-1 from maybe CA or G&G.
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Could use me an SKS about now...
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A semi-auto gas M1014. Not with that shell ejecting bullshit though, loaded with normal spring shotgun shells, with a gas rig leading to your back.
...something like that
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Nah just store the gas in the shell tube, not like you have any shells there.
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I would kill for a GBB SKS.
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This. And I'd love to see some Keltec guns.
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Somebody on ASF built a CO2 SKS, I believe. Shot something like 50 rounds a second.
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9A91 first.
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M16 A4 again. Still waiting.
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True, are you the one with an M4 with a full stock?
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Yup.
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Is it better than a Crane stock? Cause I was wondering which would be better.
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Fuck yeah, don't take my word for it because I'm biased as fuck. I love Full stocks, the way they look, they feel when you shoulder and aim with them and the fact I can fit a 9.6v battery into it with relative ease.
I don't have to worry about a wobbly, flimsy, small cranestock with a tiny battery, PEQ box or a handguard battery.
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Ok, the only turnoff is it makes an M4 look slightly unbalanced.
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Key word being 'look' and I like the look. As for making it -feel- unbalanced, it's total bullshit in my opinion.
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Does it feel balanced?
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The only reason I'd get a full-stock over a crane/retractable stock on an M4 is for the battery compartment.
I really dislike the look of the full stock on a non full-length rifle, but that's just an opinion.
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I've held my friend's Echo 1 SR-16 and it didn't feel all that unbalanced with a full length stock on a carbine length rifle. But he also has a flashlight, vertical grip and laser on the RIS and on the upper receiver rail he has a carrying handle with a red dot mounted on it so that helps balance it out.
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So ARES is making the M200 now. I'm certain it wasn't because of MW2.
Goddamn, now I wish MW2 had the Tac-50.
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I just generally dislike full stocks for the fact they aren't adaptable to a changing battlefield.
For instance, you are engaged in a firefight outdoors, holding a defensive line of fire from a corner of a building. You push the enemy team into a nearby two story structure, and move in to pursue. Now, seeing how it's turned into a CQB situation, what are you going to do? Take out your pistol? Fine and all, but the ammo and range capacity has now dropped. If you use your rifle, with a full stock, then your best bet would be to place the stock over your shoulder to fire effectively indoors. Not the most practical solution.
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