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ShaftyMcGee
11-11-2003, 07:29 PM
personally id love to have a mac-10 paintball marker, especially if they could make it clip feed with the 12 gram compartment hidden so it looks uber realistic. i mean how much fun would it be running around with a couple of these things scaring walk-ons
<image src=http://server3.uploadit.org/files/121103-mac10.jpg alt=mac10>

someone make me some of these please!

what would your ideal scenario gun be?

ExtremeODD
11-11-2003, 07:35 PM
hmm if it was a 10-20 shot one with no hopper (spring fed clip) and hidden co2, then it would look real, but if it had any hopper, it would be not as real looking

ShaftyMcGee
11-11-2003, 07:41 PM
yeah, if they put any sort of hopper on there id just kill the look

p8ntball1016
11-11-2003, 07:47 PM
that would be good on a remote and a warp feed.

rx2
11-11-2003, 07:55 PM
If it functioned anything like the real Mac, it would be the most miserable piece of junk ever.

ShaftyMcGee
11-11-2003, 07:58 PM
a warp? blah... that'd kill the look, i could live with running it on a remote though, i think it would be best if it was more self contained and used a spring fed clip and 12 grams

Remington
11-11-2003, 08:00 PM
My ideal scenario guns would be a Beretta 92F and an M25 SWS(Sniper Weapon System). Mmmmmmmm . . . I can't wait 'till I'm 21 and can actually buy those(if I ever can afford them that is :rolleyes: )! :D I'll be at a target range for the rest of my life! ;)

http://world.guns.ru/handguns/beretta92fs_brig.jpg

http://www.imt.net/~mele/images/XM25.jpg

Sorry about the pic sizes. :(

ShaftyMcGee
11-11-2003, 08:06 PM
hmm i think that M25 SWS would be pretty easy to make, i found a place that takes phantoms puts them in rifle stocks and makes them bolt action, not quite the same but kinda close.

edweird
11-12-2003, 01:16 AM
It would be easy... but I would like a pump converted into a Mossberg 500.

kosmo
11-12-2003, 03:18 AM
The mac 10s were out some time ago, and the way they designed it was ingenious if not quite economical. They used paintball shells, designed like real bullets. Gun powder fired a smaller caliber paintball at about 450 fps, but since it was smaller it hit with the same amount of energy as a 68 cal. 500 rounds cost upwards of a thousand bucks though, so they didnt exactly fare too well.

And remington, a Beretta is your dream gun? You must be smoking crack.

Konigballer
11-12-2003, 04:47 AM
you want realistic looking machine guns? Welcome to the wonderfull world of airsoft! I've got a KSC Mac-11, just a tiny bit smaller than a Mac-10, that spits out bb's at 1200rpm. It rules, but paintball guns imitating real weapons has always looked retarded becuase of the air source, and hopper design considerations.

titan aresta
11-12-2003, 09:12 AM
Originally posted by kosmo
The mac 10s were out some time ago, and the way they designed it was ingenious if not quite economical. They used paintball shells, designed like real bullets. Gun powder fired a smaller caliber paintball at about 450 fps, but since it was smaller it hit with the same amount of energy as a 68 cal. 500 rounds cost upwards of a thousand bucks though, so they didnt exactly fare too well.

And remington, a Beretta is your dream gun? You must be smoking crack.

yup, but they were called Mod85 :)
I think they used something around .357 size shells.

Remington
11-12-2003, 04:41 PM
Originally posted by kosmo

And remington, a Beretta is your dream gun? You must be smoking crack.

Well, what's wrong with it? :confused: I'm sure you must have fired one considering your profession; isn't the 92F standard issue now?

Konigballer
11-12-2003, 04:49 PM
I've read that the military is starting not to like berettas because of frequent malfunctions and slide cracks in the field. These were known weaknesses but they really came to the forefront by the special forces guys experiences durring the operations in Afghanistan.

Vendetta
11-12-2003, 05:09 PM
The mac 10s were out some time ago, and the way they designed it was ingenious if not quite economical. They used paintball shells, designed like real bullets. Gun powder fired a smaller caliber paintball at about 450 fps, but since it was smaller it hit with the same amount of energy as a 68 cal.

I tried out one of these back in the 80's. Very cool.

ramennoodles
11-12-2003, 05:16 PM
the tac-one, not an actual gun, but its hella(agd is working on putting it out)

mbyankee10
11-12-2003, 09:11 PM
The mac 10s were out some time ago, and the way they designed it was ingenious if not quite economical. They used paintball shells, designed like real bullets. Gun powder fired a smaller caliber paintball at about 450 fps, but since it was smaller it hit with the same amount of energy as a 68 cal. 500 rounds cost upwards of a thousand bucks though, so they didnt exactly fare too well.
it wasnt quite 500 rds for a thousand it cost about the same as a box of ball 9mm ammo $15 for 50 but was to expensive for the public so know they are only available to law enforcement but its no longer a special gun they make ammo and barrels designed for just about every weapon made most guns just require a different spring to handle the low power charge, which is just the primer with barely any smokeless powder.

anyone interested this is the website
http://www.simunition.ca/index.php?section_id=70&lang=en

Meph
11-13-2003, 12:28 AM
Just get a Mod. 85!

WatchDragon
11-13-2003, 12:40 AM
i dont think any of you can get this, but here is waht i seen on conquest.

http://www.simunition.com/index.php

Rhinopkc
11-13-2003, 12:40 AM
Originally posted by Konigballer
I've read that the military is starting not to like berettas because of frequent malfunctions and slide cracks in the field. These were known weaknesses but they really came to the forefront by the special forces guys experiences durring the operations in Afghanistan.

It's the locking block that cracks, I've never seen the slide crack.

JadedT
11-13-2003, 01:36 AM
Creating your own scenario marker isn't too hard or expensive. Just takes time, patience, a little know-how and an open wallet. Here is my scenario minimag.

http://mindspring.com/~jkoo/images/Minimag5a.jpg
http://mindspring.com/~jkoo/images/Minimag5b.jpg
http://mindspring.com/~jkoo/images/Minimag5c.jpg

Has Maglite mount, AR15 handguard and handle, 4x15 scope, laser sight, red-dot, Harris bipod, picatinny rails, with warp, gas-thru stock, ULT'd Emag valve with intelliframe.

tony emerson
11-13-2003, 02:49 AM
If you like the M25 look at THIS (http://www.springfield-armory.com/prod-rifles-m25.shtml) by the way if you want to read about snipers read Carlos Hathcock's books!

Severe
11-13-2003, 07:41 AM
If you're in to the scenario scene and what a semi-realistic looking marker, then I would suggest the Tippmann A-5.

There are some wonderful conversations for this marker to make it look more realistic and it maintains it's functionality.

For examples check out OpsGear (http://www.opsgear.com). If the hopper is a major sore point for you, they have a neat resolution. They take the top off a pod and put it on top of the A5 cyclone feed and it gives you right at 30-40 shots. Like this:
http://store3.yimg.com/I/opsgear_1762_33329241

I wish scenario was more popular in my area b/c I'd be all over one of these converstions.

Steve

edweird
11-13-2003, 12:50 PM
Originally posted by Remington


Well, what's wrong with it? :confused: I'm sure you must have fired one considering your profession; isn't the 92F standard issue now?

Not everything Mil spec is um good. And I have always held the 92F/M9 as a glaring example. (Oh and this goes for all you SOCOM droolers also)

space_weazel_45
11-13-2003, 01:49 PM
for alll of you looking for uber realistic pb equipment.

.68 cal
http://www.getrealpaintball.com/intro_set.html
no hopper and concealed or remote airsource

.40, .43 cal [same a blow gun ammo]
http://www.asiapaintball.com/news.htm
no hopper and concealed air.
you can get the mettal cased ammo and reloadit with blowgun ammo of the same size

for uber mag conversions
http://www.tacticalpaintballgear.com/Custom%20Markers.html
100% 1:1 scale compatable with aftermarket parts

doc_Zox
11-13-2003, 02:56 PM
heres an automag:
http://www.rustyspaintballgear.com/catalog/details.asp?id_wep=36
http://www.rustyspaintballgear.com/images/inventory/m21right3.jpg

this is an AT10/airsoft hybrid:
http://www.rustyspaintballgear.com/images/inventory/M249Web.JPG

http://www.rustyspaintballgear.com/catalog/bytype.asp?type=Milsim%20Guns

ShaftyMcGee
11-13-2003, 04:19 PM
those are sweet, id love one of those Ak-47 mag conversion, but i still have yet to find a 68 cal mac-10, the mod-85 sounds pretty cool but i bet they'd be hard to find