Hi!
Wanted to pass along some news which may
be of intrest to some of you who are die-hard
scenario types.
I've finally managed to locate the right
combination of skills and talents to creat a
realistic looking HGMG M2. The maker is Eric
Engler, owner of Engler Arms, makers of one
of the best looking AK47 conversions anywhere.
For the receiver, we're looking to uses a
IRAC Inc receiver. While it may look like the
real thing, it's not. Made from aluminum as
opposed to steel, the while package should be
fairly easy to move about, but at 5 1/2 feet
long, it's not going to be moving very far.
For internals we're looking at using a
Tippmann 98C, coupled to a WARP feeder, AT
trigger system and a J & J Performance barrel.
Here's a shot of the receiver before anything
is added to give you some sense of what this
should look like when completed.
If you're someone who wants to more than just
kick the tires, drop me a line or check my site for
more details and always remember to cover your rear!
Andy, AKA 'Dorsai'
Wanted to pass along some news which may
be of intrest to some of you who are die-hard
scenario types.
I've finally managed to locate the right
combination of skills and talents to creat a
realistic looking HGMG M2. The maker is Eric
Engler, owner of Engler Arms, makers of one
of the best looking AK47 conversions anywhere.
For the receiver, we're looking to uses a
IRAC Inc receiver. While it may look like the
real thing, it's not. Made from aluminum as
opposed to steel, the while package should be
fairly easy to move about, but at 5 1/2 feet
long, it's not going to be moving very far.
For internals we're looking at using a
Tippmann 98C, coupled to a WARP feeder, AT
trigger system and a J & J Performance barrel.
Here's a shot of the receiver before anything
is added to give you some sense of what this
should look like when completed.
If you're someone who wants to more than just
kick the tires, drop me a line or check my site for
more details and always remember to cover your rear!
Andy, AKA 'Dorsai'