SABR- Selectable Assault Battle Rifle

Thats really not a half bad marker at all. It looks like its heavy as all living hell though. I think I'd rather have a monster like that on a tripod than anything else! Good work though, its really rather impressive. 

You know, it looks like a huge heavy beast, but the shroud is made from lightweight aircraft grade aluminum, and the stock from ultralight weapons grade plastic. The total weight when unloaded is 9.2 lbs. Since I run remote line, the only extra weight is the 100 extra paintballs in the clip.

I like it.

That shroud/muzzle on the end of your barrel looks sweet.

Edited by jordanpischke - 18 January 2008 at 6:20pm

Ace_Of_Spades wrote: i would imagine you must have a pretty heavy duty sling for that beast...i dont know about u but i wouldnt want to be hefting that thing around everywhere

if you think this is heavy try a bt-4 with the x-chamber and full mill-sim package!

Anyways...nice gun btw, how well does thos q-loaders work, i was thinking of getting one.

Edited by kurieitaa - 18 January 2008 at 8:50pm

kurieitaa: Dumb, useless and entirely uneccessary. Please edit your post.

looks great mate!

tho i would wonder about the picatinny carry handle being mounted on the sight rail riser!

id mount it just in front of it on the gun shrouds rail, much sturdier!

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Kevin M. wrote: You know, it looks like a huge heavy beast, but the shroud is made from lightweight aircraft grade aluminum, and the stock from ultralight weapons grade plastic. The total weight when unloaded is 9.2 lbs. Since I run remote line, the only extra weight is the 100 extra paintballs in the clip.

i still win for heaviest marker. yay

The Q-loader works abosolutley great! I have put about 3000 balls through the setup, and I have only had one ball break in a pod. Runs at 15 bps with no chops, but I have not tested it faster yet. The reloads are a breeze though because I fumble with loose paintballs off the field when refilling the pods, not on the field where time counts.

As for the Carry Handle, yes, that is the balance point of the marker, and it is sturdy on both spots.

Finally, the double trigger is on because many of the local fields where I play dont allow full auto, so it pays to be able to walk the trigger when in semi or turbo. I love the look of single trigger, but I dont want to sacrifice speed in different modes.

Very nice, symmetrical.

 

Edited by TinMan - 18 January 2008 at 10:56pm

Thats pretty nice. Good work.