Woodsball Milsim question

Personally I don't like milsim but, I'm sure you don't care. That business might do pretty well because I know alot of people who like milsim.

As long as its a good gun your milsim will do good.

I personally love milsims, if you can do it good luck, maybe I'll buy some of your work when you get goin

i've got a prototype of each:

Pro-lite M-16

A-5 AK-47, with flatline and E-grip

Automag M-1 Garand

98C Thompson with R/T, drum mag.

all work very well. i'm looking for venture capitalists to fund me for about $17,000, for ten of each.

my presentation went great, all your info was helpful.

john.

^^probably because they use the stuff they make for training, like serious training.  not some go out and play in the woods game.  although i like there stuff.  and good luck man, i hope it all goes well.  if i ever get around to buying milsim stuff and your selling, ill def. check you out.

Dude milsims are sweet! I would most likely buy one if you lowered there prices.Good luck.

Why did you go with the Thompson w/ Drum Mag?? The standard magazine is soooo much cooler. Plus, I'm slightly a lot confused on why the Autococker is the M-1 Garand, and the 98 C is the Thompson??? That kinda really doesn't make much sense...

Now I think if you really really want to be the coolest milsim in the world, you'll definitely need to check out http://www.opsgear.com
and make something else more modern to compete.

Plus, if you want to be Uber cool- make a K98 or 98K Mauser model. Maybe even a Bren Mk I or a Browning Machine Gun... ok need to stop wiping drool of the keyboard.

Oh, and check these out-
http://www.packrat-toyz.com/Paintball/wwii_custom_stuff.htm
http://home.att.net/~ericdengler/gunsl.htm

 Lmao.....this is freakin hilarious!!!!!!

LordJovian wrote: ...and make something else more modern to compete...

Who cares what era the guns were from, it's just a milsim copy. Tommy guns and M1 garands are classic WW2 weapons anyway. The M16 is probably the most commonly copied gun around, the MP5 and AK47 are becoming more common too. It's always nice to see some different guns so why not do some classics? Anyway, what I think would be cool is a MILSIM pistol that looks like a Beretta 92F or something like that. I haven't seen any MILSIM pistols so if you made one and fixed up the internals a little then I'm sure the MILSIM crowd would be interested. Good luck.

EDIT: Had an idea for the pistol too. Another thing that would make it cool is if the slide actually moved. On a real gun, the slide will fly back after a shot is fired and chamber the next round so why not simulate that too? Make the slide a separate piece that moves everytime the bolt moves. You could run it off of excess gas like the RT and cyclone or you could find a way to do it mechanically using the motion of the bolt.

Edited by mod98commando

im workin on a milsim field thats perfect for scenarios. i hope i culd open a milsim shop to, but i cant afford anything but a field. maybe i can test ur products?

o yeah any1 in northern illinois or southern wisconsin  can come to my field