http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbloLDGLnwo
impossible is nothing
I'd buy one.
I have always acted in self defense, occasionally pre-emptive self defense.
Here's a huge review of it: http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums/index.php?topic=99267.0
My favorite moment at ASBG:
Its not exactly the best milsim gun but makes for a sweet cqb set up and all the adjustments are staggering. Once I have the cash I may just get the drop in and switch it in and out as I please
impossible is nothing
[quote="Silversage"]Here's a huge review of it: http://www.airsoftretreat.com/forums/index.php?topic=99267.0
I shoot Table Gypsies on sight!
To bad they limited the performance. They put limiters on the RPS and a airnozzle restricting airflow. So you will only be able to have up to a certain FPS last time i read it was 400 fps (straight from polarstar on facebook). Then the RPS will be limited from what ive heard but I haven't seen proof.
I have been living a cave and this is the first i have heard of it but was pretty impressed by performance but turned off by the HPA situation and the high start up costs. I did not know the serious limitations as well as that kinda ruins a lot of it for me but 41 rps at 400 fps is still pretty legit 8) haha
impossible is nothing
The original design was very cool. It used a regular v2 or v3 gear box. The Seleniod replaced the cylinder. It still used a gear set to pull back a piston that was cut down and spring that was cut in half. You pulled the trigger and the piston would cycle and trigger the selenoid and release air. It still required a battery but a very small one would do the trick. There were several AKs and m4s built and sold, and before he got shutdown he was working on a m14 based off the marui version. If I remember right he finished a EBR and was testing it.
I shoot Table Gypsies on sight!