Mags heavy, Yea Right!

[SIGSays]

Originally posted by rikkter
eh, this got heavy after awhile, but its oh so worth it

lol.. bling bling!!

[sneakyhacker420]

stainless steel = heavy = durable


it may be a bit on the heavy side, but its sure as hell more durable than your AUTOCOCKER

[shinobidice]

you can use your gun to help use its inertia when you do a superman dive into that bunker off the break!

im not kidding, a guy seriously did this, his rt worked perfectly all day still

[GatoLoco]

Originally posted by shinobidice
you can use your gun to help use its inertia when you do a superman dive into that bunker off the break!

im not kidding, a guy seriously did this, his rt worked perfectly all day still

Hahahahahaha! Thats so great. Thats the great thing bout inertia, once ya pop, ya just can't stop. (Unfortunatly the same is true when your NOT moving, but if cockers have gnomes, why can't mags have "Inertia rocket boosters"?)

[TheJester]

ok, here's the deal w/ weights. 1st and foremost my stock minimag, i noticed very little weight difference between that fully loaded and my freinds 01 cocker fully loaded. and for 2... as soon as the ref yell go...do you notice how much your set up weighs?

[Dryden]

Heavy?!? With the coiled remote on, I'm afraid I'm going to break my MiniMag, it's so darn light ... like the "Noisy Cricket" from the movie Men In Black.

My first semi was a PMI3/VM68 with expansion chamber and two 10-ounce CO2 tanks (one forward, one back-bottle). Now THAT's a heavy gun. The recoil could dislocate your shoulder.

[LIGHTEMUP]

hahah people are just wusses it builds up ur muscles i had a old school RT now just that was a lunker then i had a halo, 68ci 3000psi crossfire tank (it was huge), kapp cradle, benchmark 2x frame, and a 16inch all american barrel.

This was heavy but i never complained it got done what needed to be done till i got sick of it chopping and i sold it (this was all b4 level 10 dont know to much bout it either havnetn had a mag in a long time now i have a RAT Impulse its not that heavy)

[MidnightRider]

When playing at my local field my stock mini is no problem at all.........but I just got home tonight from playing my first scenario game (woooohooo),Armies of Armageddon, and let me tell you by the end of the game my mag felt like it easily weighed 30 pounds. When I get the chance that x-valve is being purchased and installed as quickly as the checkbook permits.

P.S.
Thanks AGD for supporting the rec games. I didn't get to win the RT but some lucky lady sure did. Again Thanks.

P.P.S.
Sorry Horde (Green), you may have won with points (barely) but we Host (Blue) still kept you from calling for the war of Armageddon and thus saved our world for at least another year. Good Game to you all.

Peace

MR

[rikkter]

Originally posted by MidnightRider


P.S.
Thanks AGD for supporting the rec games. I didn't get to win the RT but some lucky lady sure did. Again Thanks.

MR

you talking about the game in Chicago?
if you are, that lucky lady is one of my closet friends/teammates. her name is alex.

its not like they NEED anymore guns, god, her husband is a lawyer so go figure. and he has a xmag along with most of the other top guns out there. name it; i bet he has it, or will within the year. >:O


also, guns DO get heavy even if you are muscle man in scenario games.

[MidnightRider]

Yep that be the game. The one in Chicago.