I Think I’m Done...

That is one sweet A-5 you have there sportdeamon89. How do like that JCS trigg? Have you done any internal mods like power-tube or bolt mods,springs? I am no expert by any means , just trying to learn AMAP.. I am glad I don't play against you every weekend!! I am hopefully getting a Comp-air soon???  I will let you know how it does..

Cheers,Brian

I'd get rid of the macro line and get steel braided line...I personally like it better.


Other than that it sound like you have a great settup.

Of course I don't know what you need a e-grip and a r/t for. I would sell one or the other depending on your preference.


Later

Do not sell either the RT or E-Grip, the A5 has that sick hopper for a reason and you may as well have the ability to shoot fast in a couple different ways. It would be nice to be able to slap on the RT if the E-Grip gets funky.

I also agree to get rid of the macro line and go for steel-braided...maybe get it covered with some black wrapping.

Lose the drop and get a good rail....you know, just an on'off ASA on the bottom of your grip. Makes the gun more comfy than a drop.

You can get rubber grips for the HK pistols and use them on your A5.

Also, don't take any offense to thi, but I feel like the CAR stock is the most useless of all stock designs. Look fo a good folding stock.

Also, I own the 8" Bigshot and Mock Suppressor for my A5 and even though the mock suppressor doesn't do anything but cover your barrel, it's a sick looking combo and every A5 owner should have them, IMHO.

You can get a sling, make a hopper cap, buy a new foregrip, sight rails, red dot scopes....it never sends unless you want it to!

thx every one for your compliments and ideas.  I will try to get up pics today in the marker gallery.  I generally use this as a speedball marker, and despite what most people say about how A-5's are not good for speedball, with the JCS Trigger, it freaking rips like no other.  In response to martiniman, i love the JCS Trigger, and it is literally ajustably to a little less than a mouseclick  pull.  PM me if u want further details.  Thanks again all.

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^^^Lol, if i ever play woodsball more seriously, i will take up most of these recommendations.  But for now, like i said before, i am more interested in investing in my marker's speedball preformance.

Keep the Car stock; it's a great piece of kit in the woods. You nevwer want to have your stock fully folded; it's best to keep the amrker shouldered while playing in the woods. Shortening it should be all you need for going in close around corners and such, in my experience. I'd suggest a remote line for when you play woods; it's a cheap add on that will make a huge difference with your car stock and flatline combo.

I would look at converting it from a sear tripper into an electro pnematic paint slinger. Possiblely by using the E bolt kit for a 98 and some machining.

tmak wrote: I would look at converting it from a sear tripper into an electro pnematic paint slinger. Possiblely by using the E bolt kit for a 98 and some machining.

Someones got some research to do...

Trade it in for a 'cocker or a Shocker. Then you're set!

Now that I know you'd use it for speedball predominantly, I would say for sure drop the drop forward and get a unimount like "evil_fingers" suggested. It actually makes you more compact and comfortable, and you can take off the CAR stock and forget about that dilema.

I would also look into dropping the gas-through grip and getting some sort of regulator for maximum consistency(which equals accuracy).

Then, maybe some sort of barrel kit.

Basically, get a Unimount as soon as possible...thank me and evil_fingers later! Then start researching which regulator you would like. If you want to go the new barrel route, you can get an 8" LAPCO Bigshot for $50 or less or if you are wanting to spend more you can look into one of the kits.

Good luck! Good choice in guns.