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Had a friend print out the split slide model I modified. Going to be interesting to see how well it actually works. Got one made with the pic rail and one without just incase I feel like changing it over
 

Had a friend print out the split slide model I modified. Going to be interesting to see how well it actually works. Got one made with the pic rail and one without just incase I feel like changing it over
 

Thanks though that aug isnt a dmr. Im running it as a hbar lmg. Just need to make some extended mags for it.

To be fair I think that looks pretty interesting. The only "speedsoft" parts I take issue with are the ones designed to abuse the semi auto only rule like blade triggers. 

15deg stock adapter (apologies for those easily triggered by Speedsoft-type stuff 😜😞


 
Took a few attempts to get the scaling right, but I got AEG barrel nut threads nailed:

 
 
 
 
 

Aug hbar now basically done bar making the bipod pretty and building a whole lot of extended mags for it. Got the proper 3x scope now. Not bad considering that for £150 Ive built this and a second para carbine style aug out of what i got. Both working beautifully. Also very happy with how my use of spraypaint has improved. This gun used to be blue but I got a very nice finish on it. 
Also since we seem to be showing off antique sewing machines now heres a couple I have laying around in my workshop

Aug hbar now basically done bar making the bipod pretty and building a whole lot of extended mags for it. Got the proper 3x scope now. Not bad considering that for £150 Ive built this and a second para carbine style aug out of what i got. Both working beautifully. Also very happy with how my use of spraypaint has improved. This gun used to be blue but I got a very nice finish on it. 
Also since we seem to be showing off antique sewing machines now heres a couple I have laying around in my workshop

Aug hbar now basically done bar making the bipod pretty and building a whole lot of extended mags for it. Got the proper 3x scope now. Not bad considering that for £150 Ive built this and a second para carbine style aug out of what i got. Both working beautifully. Also very happy with how my use of spraypaint has improved. This gun used to be blue but I got a very nice finish on it. 
Also since we seem to be showing off antique sewing machines now heres a couple I have laying around in my workshop

work in progress aug hbar. Just finished the barrel bar blackening it. going to remake the bipod legs to look right and make some extended mags for it. Also got another boneyard aug coming to steal the scope off of.
 

work in progress aug hbar. Just finished the barrel bar blackening it. going to remake the bipod legs to look right and make some extended mags for it. Also got another boneyard aug coming to steal the scope off of.
 

If I had a 3d printer. cnc machine and a lot of spare time then I could definately make it work but unfortunately I have none of those so Ill stick to screwing together premade parts XD. 

I believe when you open the 203 ones it effectively recocks the valve and on the gp25 ones shoving the shell in resets it. Either way this launcher costs 1/5 the price of either of those so ill take having to turn a valve for a second. 
 

Here is a vid of the grenade launcher. This is from when I was still deciding on an operating pressure. so the shots are a little inconsitent. Its now running for about 9-10 shots at 300 psi quite safely with the ability to quickly crank it up for long range shots if necesarry. Runs off 12 gram co2 cartridges in the front section. Still needs prettying up a bit though. Grand total of around £100-120 spent (including 1 co2 rated tag shell which is most of the cost)
 

Here is a vid of the grenade launcher. This is from when I was still deciding on an operating pressure. so the shots are a little inconsitent. Its now running for about 9-10 shots at 300 psi quite safely with the ability to quickly crank it up for long range shots if necesarry. Runs off 12 gram co2 cartridges in the front section. Still needs prettying up a bit though. Grand total of around £100-120 spent (including 1 co2 rated tag shell which is most of the cost)
 

Here is a vid of the grenade launcher. This is from when I was still deciding on an operating pressure. so the shots are a little inconsitent. Its now running for about 9-10 shots at 300 psi quite safely with the ability to quickly crank it up for long range shots if necesarry. Runs off 12 gram co2 cartridges in the front section. Still needs prettying up a bit though. Grand total of around £100-120 spent (including 1 co2 rated tag shell which is most of the cost)
 

Well I have shattered 2 practice shells by maxing out the psi  so Imagine that would be pretty evil XD

Here is a vid of the grenade launcher. This is from when I was still deciding on an operating pressure. so the shots are a little inconsitent. Its now running for about 9-10 shots at 300 psi quite safely with the ability to quickly crank it up for long range shots if necesarry. Runs off 12 gram co2 cartridges in the front section. Still needs prettying up a bit though. Grand total of around £100-120 spent (including 1 co2 rated tag shell which is most of the cost)
 

Here is a vid of the grenade launcher. This is from when I was still deciding on an operating pressure. so the shots are a little inconsitent. Its now running for about 9-10 shots at 300 psi quite safely with the ability to quickly crank it up for long range shots if necesarry. Runs off 12 gram co2 cartridges in the front section. Still needs prettying up a bit though. Grand total of around £100-120 spent (including 1 co2 rated tag shell which is most of the cost)
 

A now fully functional (but not yet pretty) front loading 12 gram co2 cartridge powered tag launcher with adjustable regulator. A nice casing is in the works. Did have to ditch the idea of a trigger mech and use a button for now but the final version should hopefully have something nicer. 

A now fully functional (but not yet pretty) front loading 12 gram co2 cartridge powered tag launcher with adjustable regulator. A nice casing is in the works. Did have to ditch the idea of a trigger mech and use a button for now but the final version should hopefully have something nicer. 

A now fully functional (but not yet pretty) front loading 12 gram co2 cartridge powered tag launcher with adjustable regulator. A nice casing is in the works. Did have to ditch the idea of a trigger mech and use a button for now but the final version should hopefully have something nicer.