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  • [FE]Memnock
    Accuracy by... Accuracy
    • Jan 2002
    • 49

    #1

    Extreme and C&C Extreme bodies...

    I'm not sure if I've ever seen anything about this, yet, (or I could just be completely blind) but are the vert modules for the Extreme/C&Cs removable? As in, able to be unscrewed and replaced with a new one, whether high rise or low rise? And if so, will they be custom AGD specified threads, or some other type of threads? Thanks for any replies.

    -Mem
  • Load SM5
    Scruffy Administrator

    • Oct 2000
    • 6772

    #2
    Yes, they are held in place through the cocker-threaded barrel. As of right now there is only vert feed modules available but warp feed will be soon. Maybe there will be other kinds in the future.


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    • headcase
      Gotta Love Toys
      • Nov 2001
      • 1141

      #3
      Load -- I'm pretty sure he is talking about the feed it's self, not the entire breach.
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      • [FE]Memnock
        Accuracy by... Accuracy
        • Jan 2002
        • 49

        #4
        Yes, I meant the feed. Because, correct me if I'm wrong, but the vert module seems to thin to hold a hopper (like the Angels with the plastic adapter). So will the Extreme have a plastic adapter too, or will the breech be removable and replaceable? Thanks.

        -Mem

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        • Load SM5
          Scruffy Administrator

          • Oct 2000
          • 6772

          #5
          Ah, sorry.

          You have to have some sort of adapter to mount the hopper, like the base model angel.


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