My pride and joy 98C

Upgrades & Mods:

16in SP progressive barrel--response trigger--Palmer Pursuits male reg w/ asa adapter--Dye Sticky3 grips--GTA double trigger--remote line--polished internals--Empire Reloader 2 hopper--anti wobble feedneck mod--Tapco T6 stock

pretty sick, its origional i like it.

you should put an empire twister barrel on it to match your hopper haha, those things are supposed to be really accurate.

usafpilot07 wrote: Was I the only one that misread the title and was expecting a Gold/Black fade with Leopard print on a 98 Custom?

That's what I thought as well.

Anyway, nice looking gun man.

Actually, I wonder how a JoyDiv 98 would look.

It would have to be E-Bolted of course, but still...

DeTrevni wrote: Actually, I wonder how a JoyDiv 98 would look. It would have to be E-Bolted of course, but still...

I can make one in about a month. With the E-bolt and everything. Just need to figure out how to do a leapord print.

wow, nice to see my guns gettin some feedback.  lets see...

My next ups for it, which will be a while, are a cyclone feeder with a Ricochet hopper, J&J barrel kit or Empire barrel kit, a BT adjustable sight rail, and an APP Rubber front Grip.

How I milled in the Reg....

First off you'll need a Dremmel and an ASA adapter , I got mine from Palmer Pursuits when I ordered my reg.  You'll wanna start by stripping out ALL internals except your power tube and CVX valve and screwing your recievers back together. I recommend putting a small piece of masking tape over where your air hose scews into your power tube.  Then you'll want to clamp your recievers into a bench vise.  Rap a towel around it so you won't scratch it up.  Now line up your ASA adapter directly over the hole that your air line runs up int the gun.  Using a file or ruff bit, score a line around the ASA adapter so you'll know where to cut.  Then using a Dremmel and I strongly suggest a tungston carbide bit, start grinding out the hole till your ASA adapter drops in.  The hardest part will be the back half as your basically milling out a solid block of aluminum.  Be sure to have a good hold on your dremmel cause it will want to skip allong your recievers and mark up the outsides of it.    Be sure to stop ever so often, wipe off all the shavings and see how your adapter fits in.  Be sure not to milling out the sides to much or you'll wind up with a gap between the top of the adapter and your receiver wall.  you should only have to mill down 3/16in your reciever walls for the adapter to fit in and scew into the cvx valve.  I had a lot of leasons learned doin this and my recievers didn't come out quite as nice as I would have liked, but thats what ya get when your trying something that no one else has (can't find anything thats done this anyways..)  I'm going to get a new set of recievers some time in the future and do this up real nice. 

TEHGANGSTER, this thing makes even the stock barrel look good.  I use that as my stubby. 

TEHGANGSTER wrote: i actually really like the way that looks, i like the second two pics, it would also look cool with a lil stubby barrel

I second everything you just said.

i LOVE how you did the stab.  that would be great on a speedball 98c...

i thought it was going to be leoperd print at first too, guys.  That would look pretty great too.  But i still think i have the most origional idea for a 98c...