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http://AirsoftTech.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=BarrelStabilization_Page1 Allot of the jg g36 has a verry loos fit inner barrel ... So this may help ... Also if you need a disassembly guide: http://AirsoftTech.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=JG608_Page1 And as for parts: Tight bore barrel, and some soft rubber (Eg promethius purpal) ... And if you have changed the cylender or barrel considder dooing some calculations on cylinder to barrel ratio calculations. This eksplains the principles: http://AirsoftTech.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=CylBarVolRatio_Page1 And this is a calculator you could use: http://AirsoftTech.dk/Calculator.cshtml Also: Based on my experiance with that speecific gun, the air sealinng is not verry good :-/ so you may increase the power a bit by air sealing .... http://airsoft.spells.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=AEGAirSeal_Page1 http://airsoft.spells.dk/Guides.cshtml?Page=ORingExpansion_Page1 Hope it helps :-)

It looks cool :-) Could you perhaps send me some "high detailed" minimum 700x700pixel pictures of how you managed? And a small description... Then i will put it "As kind of a guide" on my airsoft page http://Airsoft.Spells.dk .... Send it to [email protected]

When talking beards and beeing in november month, I just can't help my self I have to mension the "Movember" concept :-) ... http://movember.com/

Yep.. And as I said in my first post, i thing it's actuaraly not that hard to attach an m4 stock to the end. Use nuds and bolts, or perhaps just get an industrial glue and stick in on. You can get god indurtrial 2 component glue in any builders marked (I DK anyways) that will be almost as durable as if it was attached from the factory.... But if i was you i would ask arround if someone has an old (extra) stock lying around that you can get cheep... So you don't spend 40$ and end up with a brand new broken stock ... Cool project by the way ... Now with the picture and all I kinda get why you asked ... If you do try to add a stock your self take some pictures and tell me how you did it!

Exactly ... And the m58b is not exactly a colectors item... So i realy can't se the point... Perhaps you "boothya" could tell why you wan't to do this? Is is because you like the 58, and want to improve it? Or is it to save money?

I don't realy get it ? The m58b is a cheep gun... Why would you try to put a stock onto it? ... Why not just get a "franchis sas 12" or some other gun that comes with a stock? But to answor your question: No I don't belive anyone makes a flex stock for it. So buying one is not an option ... Yes there is a way ... The back part of the m58b is round and flat (And I do belive that you could fit a nut inside it ) so drilling a hole and using nuts and bolts you should be able to attach an m4 ajustable stock... (But i havent tried it my self so no promis) ... The "franchis sas 12" flexi stock may also fit the gun in the same manor .... So the short answor: If you are a real handy man then yes ofcause it can be done .... But if I'm correct then a more apropiate question would be: Can you fit one without using more than the hole gun costs. And I gues you could doo it (I thing the m4 stock will doo) but the cost would be like 50 - 75% that of a new gun with a stock ... So my recomendations: Spend the mony on a gun with a stock instead ....

I just got an M249 Para Full metal beast with the electric box mag.... Things i'm gona doo: 1. Respray in all Mat Black (The guy i got it from painted it olive green). 2. Throw out that stupid electric trigger switch. All it does is make trouble (The m249 trigger suffer from a problem resulting it in jamming in full auto ...) 3. Install a Mosfet (I make my own so i know they can take all the amps i release) 4. High speed motor and match the gears to hit 25 BB's per Sec... (Slightly above what the real life does, Don't want to go too wild with this one) 5. Rewire the gun. (The thin wire it somes with are just not good enough) 6. Use Dean-T connectors. 7. Mod the F*bib* out of the internals.... ( It shall become so reliable that i can doo full auto for a year without it breaking! ) When i'm done i will add the guides, etc to my web side http://Airsoft.Spells.dk. Then i will play with it for a while (untill i get borred with it again). And probably ends up on sale making me some cash for the effords ....