Adolf Hamster

am i the only one thinking there's a distinct star-trek vibe going on here

never understood skeletonised builds in airsoft. in the RS world it seems to be a 50/50 split between weight reduction and fashion. i tend to be suspicious of super high-end builds like that though, can't help but feel that things were chosen based on the criteria of shiniest/most expensive rather than being a good/compatible part for the build.

Ooh fancy. I do plan on getting a proper soldering station if my 1996 iron that came with the real robots magazine ever breaks......

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wasn't there a manufacturer literally did just that with one of their mags, can't remember what rifle it was for i wanna say an sr25

did you not see my sneaky link

yeah but good luck finding magazines

dude's got committment, you gotta respect that

Even worse is it could be an m4 mag adaptor in it too, that or a drum. I'm not against the concept of a stocked pistol but tbh the carbine kits you get now seem the better alternative for practical usage.

Whats worse is i suspect that thing will be ordinarily fed from a hpa adaptor because thats a lot of optic on the slide to be cycling..... Edit: and thats assuming its a non-tilt barrel because thats a lot of can......

8 mids i can understand, but 8 hicaps? only reason i can see that working is if there is literally no other magazine type available.

could be feedlips, or could be the mag, hpa's tend to be a fair bit more demanding on feeding. i'm not familiar with the wolverine systems but you might have an fcu setting that controls how long the nozzle stays back for which could help feeding at the expense of rof.

so if tony robinson is indiana jones, who are we getting to play the inevitably Nazi villain? i kinda wanna see hugh laurie have a crack at it.

i was meaning more a time-team reference, although tbh it could be kinda funny.

bond isn't meant to be a believable character, he's meant to be a super badass hero who always takes out the over-the-top villain. it's like saying Indiana jones would be more believable if he was played by tony robinson..... bond isn't meant to be a believable character, he's meant to be a super badass hero who always takes out the over-the-top villain. it's like saying Indiana jones would be more believable if he was played by tony robinson.....

meanwhile in the real world that's e&l money......

for me it's either relatively short aka hipfire, or very long (aka i'm out of ammo and i'm just plinking at that point) but more important is how rarely i use a pistol at all, certainly with any serious intention at least.

could be a specifically bad batch they got? i mean airsoft qc is a lottery at the best of times. i very rarely use a pistol at all and when i do it's generally because my rifle's out and i can't be bothered going to refill mags. other than that maybe for a bit more free movement when hedgelurking but that's a one shot wonder kind of situation.

i beleive there's meant to be some argument for it being better for snap shooting, although i can't say i agree. if the dot has good parallax then it feels like having the window as close to the eye as possible to give the largest field of view is superior. of course the other reason on the ak specifically is that the gas block mounts are deemed more stable than a hinged top cover and the fixed top covers/siderail mounts can make access for maintenance a pain.

that's a red dot mounted to the rear sight block (the ad being for the mount that clamps onto the rear sight block on an aksu) whats odd as @alxndrhll correctly identified is the fact the front sight block is right against the trunnion. that's gotta be what, a 4" barrel tops?

not remotely questioning the price on this, what i wanna know is what the fuck is going on with that ak?