Splash ano Lost and Found

[Bolter]

I know of a splash mag for sale (unless its been sold ) in the UK.

[ThePixelGuru]

With splash kits offered in various numbers of actual splashed parts, I think the only fair way of calling something a full kit would be a kit that includes all of the above parts plus a tank, expansion chamber and trigger frame. Of course, there are splash foregrips that would replace the ASA and expansion chamber. And then there are Micromags that are entirely splashed - clearly that's more of a full kit than any of these. A "complete" kit, as I would define it, would be all the parts from a kit as they were sold by whatever company. Therefore a "complete" kit could be as few or as many parts as a company bundled together.

On the other hand, I'm inclined to not care and just use whatever splash parts I feel like on whatever 'mag.

[Bolter]

Ok the one in the UK is sold. But heres some pics :)






I know of another one, but its definately NOT for sale.

[smilestyler]

Wow That looks cool. I would love to have a chance to buy something like that.

[[NA]WARLORD]

With splash kits offered in various numbers of actual splashed parts, I think the only fair way of calling something a full kit would be a kit that includes all of the above parts plus a tank, expansion chamber and trigger frame. Of course, there are splash foregrips that would replace the ASA and expansion chamber.

I would tend to agree, but thats how pbgear described that kit at the time. If you look at that kit, it has an eclipse rail/sight rail/tourney lock, but Smart Parts was the only distributer of the AA barrels. SP originally distributed the eclipse kits until they developed their own. The tanks/T stocks/X chambers and trigger frames were all SP products and other then the trigger frames, the tanks/stock/xchamber was only available in a kit form of an "ultimate" Mag package.

And then there are Micromags that are entirely splashed - clearly that's more of a full kit than any of these.

I wouldn't classify a Micromag in this group as most of its splash parts aren't/weren't offered in a kit form and aren't compatible with most Mags other then themselves.

A "complete" kit, as I would define it, would be all the parts from a kit as they were sold by whatever company. Therefore a "complete" kit could be as few or as many parts as a company bundled together.

I agree, but then all the parts would have to match and finding all of them would be tough as hell due to how scarce some of these parts actually are.