Revolver DMR?

[Stormhall]

I've been thinking about getting a gas revolver and adding a stock to it as well as a nice scope with decent magnification and I was thinking about using it as a sort of DMR or long range backup weapon. I currently have a nice cqb rifle that shoots at about 315fps and the batteries don't last too long. And also in general if I got any gas pistol should I add a stock to it?

 

[Stormhall]

bump

 

[M_P]

I don't think you'll ever get a revolver shooting well enough to be worth it. You'd be better off with a purpose built rifle than an adapted pistol.

 

[Stormhall]

I just want an accurate side arm not a replacement rifle.

 

[M_P]

it'll be pretty big with a stock and a.scope. Just go for a decent pistol instead, much less hassle.

 

[scorpia4]

But the cool factor. Look up metro 2033 revolver sniper

 

[Stormhall]

I knew about a revolver with a stock before but I never thought actually of "airsofting" it till I saw a video of Metro Last Light. I've been thing about attaching a stock to a gas G18 and using it in full auto. To make things simple a nice looking long barrel gas pistol with a stock.

 

[Tariq]

Put an ACOG on my dan wesson for lols.

Really impractical, and if it were real, i'd be getting all the excess heat and gas venting back into my face each time i fire when using the scope.

Looks epic, performance??? Epic fail.

 

[Stormhall]

If the stock is lengthy enough your face won't be anywhere near your Dan Wesson.

 

[Tariq]

That all depends on what scope you have on it though

 

[M_P]

Its worth pointing out, you're after a long range backup weapon... why go for a revolver if that's the case?

 

[Stormhall]

Its worth pointing out, you're after a long range backup weapon... why go for a revolver if that's the case?

Not particluarly a revolver but it looks cool and they have been used as long range weapons before:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/43/23102_r.jpg

 

[Ian_Gere]

If you want a backup weapon that offers better accuracy at range than the average pistol, you could get a spring shotgun. Wear it over your shoulder in a long holster...

 

[M_P]

Not particluarly a revolver but it looks cool and they have been used as long range weapons before: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/43/23102_r.jpg

I'm aware but these aren't real guns, it'd be a disadvantage in airsoft.

 

[Stormhall]

If you want a backup weapon that offers better accuracy at range than the average pistol, you could get a spring shotgun. Wear it over your shoulder in a long holster...

I thought about them but they don't seem accurate enough and the ones that are (like Tanakas) are really expensive.

 

[Ian_Gere]

I suppose it depends on whether you mean accurate enough for skirmishing, like good enough to hit a head at 25m, or accurate enough to talk in terms of groupings.

 

[Stormhall]

I suppose it depends on whether you mean accurate enough for skirmishing, like good enough to hit a head at 25m, or accurate enough to talk in terms of groupings.

Preferably both.

 

[remus]

sounds like trying to make a square fit a round hole?sure you can stick a stock on, sights etc, but when you do all that its not really a side arm, it is a back up weapon, and one you have to reload after only like 6 shots... surely youd(especially for the money) be better with a shotgun/ small better backup weapon(such as a machine gun pistol) standard pistol etc. also think how you would carry such a weapon with you, standard holsters arnt going to be much use...

 

[Stormhall]

sounds like trying to make a square fit a round hole?sure you can stick a stock on, sights etc, but when you do all that its not really a side arm, it is a back up weapon, and one you have to reload after only like 6 shots... surely youd(especially for the money) be better with a shotgun/ small better backup weapon(such as a machine gun pistol) standard pistol etc. also think how you would carry such a weapon with you, standard holsters arnt going to be much use...

Who needs a holster I'll just attach a sling. But I think I'm going to get a KJW Mk1 Carbine as I would like a weapon for enemies that are a bit too far away for my M4.

 

[jcheeseright]

alternately you could just get a bit closer? I know for certain that if I rocked up to a site near me with a 400FPS revolver and said "nah mate it's cool, it's a DMR for when my M4 doesn't quite have enough range!" they'd tell me to put it away pretty quickly.

If you want a DMR, build a DMR, if you want a pistol as a side arm buy a pistol, you can't really have both in the same package.