A-5 G-36 Project

Oh!!! by the way Nauzerlvr, I want to thank you for introducing me to OpsGear! I never heard of it before, and I took a lil tour through their neck of the woods, and I must say that I was QUITE impressed!! I can see that others frown upon it, but it doesen't really matter to me, because my crew and I go for realistics as far as looks, only problem is that my crew was just sent to Iraq for the better half of 2 years, so there goes 7 members of a 12 player crew.  But factor of the real look, and feel make it a much more dramatic sport in MY opinion.

solid-snake wrote: Oh!!! by the way Nauzerlvr, I want to thank you for introducing me to OpsGear! I never heard of it before, and I took a lil tour through their neck of the woods, and I must say that I was QUITE impressed!! I can see that others frown upon it, but it doesen't really matter to me, because my crew and I go for realistics as far as looks, only problem is that my crew was just sent to Iraq for the better half of 2 years, so there goes 7 members of a 12 player crew.  But factor of the real look, and feel make it a much more dramatic sport in MY opinion.

You're quite welcome! Hope you enjoy using them.
They have certainly given our team the opportunity to
better enjoy the scenario aspect of playing paintball.
And, they're great to order from.

Heh. I want a bi-pod now. 

Nice gun good job man

dude im goin to get me a awesome package for my gun this will be so awesome my team will have some sweet scenario stuff!!

Here's an idea I haven't seen anyone do. If they have, I haven't seen it.
Take the grip assembly from an A5 that's had an egrip installed and has a
flatline barrel. Remove the triggerguard. then attach the grip to the
flatline using black cable zip ties available from Radio Shack. The grip
assembly should have three holes already in it (third from the removal of
the safety). Wonder what that would look like?

Somebody try it and let me know...or I'll try it myself...

I've always wanted to do a milsim type deal with my A-5 but some of the prices for kits are terrible. I made the decision that if I did I would try to do it for as little money as possible. I collect firearms already take a look at my russian ak http://www.gunsnet.net/album//showphoto.php?photo=37086& password=&sort=1&cat=all&page=1

Do you think I could just take extra AK parts and make one?

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I've always wanted to do a milsim type deal
with my A-5 but some of the prices for kits are terrible. I made the
decision that if I did I would try to do it for as little money as possible. I
collect firearms already take a look at my russian ak www.gunsnet.net/album//showphoto.php?
photo=37086&password=&sort=1&cat=all&page=1"> http://
www.gunsnet.net/album//showphoto.php?photo=37086&
password=&sort=1&cat=all&page=1

Do you think I could just take extra AK parts and make one?

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You probably could but seems that it would be rather cost prohibitive you
know. And, if the parts are there, why reinvent the wheel? (Nice Ak BTW)
Here's my AK Spetznaz:

There are a lot of comments about converting airsoft parts to fit the
Tippmanns and to be honest, I think that however you choose to convert
your marker is fine. Choose whatever method you want. That's what
makes all this so much fun isn't it. I mean, as long as you're happy with
the final product what difference does it make how you arrived at it? The
only problem with manufacturing your own parts is that you have to
spend the time figuring out how to attach various components so they'll
stay put.

I've now converted 4 Tippmann A5's to various stages. Most of you have
probably seen most of them I think. I prefer to use Opsgear because I like
the service I've gotten from them and the parts have been exactly what
they advertised. And, they're really not that bad price-wise. I've been
looking at the markers you all are posting and the majority of them are
very good!

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