So it’s been years I’ve been on the hunt and finally it’s a reality. I have been collecting a bit and piece here and there starting with a left tapped valve body and asa. Then the search for the kit. Finally reached out to by the builder himself and got me a Gen 2 kit. It was all adjusted up and had some field time yesterday. It’s a beast , heavy , impractical , no great advantage but man it’s fun.
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So glad you got it working man.Comment
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It’s perfect why just have one when you can have two. Love it!Comment
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So glad you got to use it yesterday. That thing is 2x the awesomeComment
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Best for bunkering and laying two in the back lolComment
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Always a great feeling when a project comes together. Looks sick!Originally posted by Terry A. DavisComment
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Needs some hardlines so we can test those 12g efficiency numbers you know for science…Comment
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Are you going to go with the hard lines? I was going to ask how the macro line holds up. -
You can make macro work but they can act funny at times with the constant on/off pressure of 12g play. I definitely prefer hard lines to Macro. I have tried all kinds of ways to
get those fancy CCM fittings to work on my phantom. I always go back to hard lines because they are trouble free. Macro always needs a lil wiggle here and there to seal. Something you can work around with bulk air/co2 but with 12g you need every lil bit. This will probably be bulk HPA/ CO2 setup so it probably don’t need dual hard line kits.
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How did you get the two feeds to mount up? I tried and felt they were exerting to much pressure on each other.Comment
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Ok so this is will only be HP so I don’t see hard lines ever going on here , but you never know. I have a hard line kit for it that I got with the kit.
The feed-gates ,I sanded the the two meeting faces so they would line up. It was a pain to do but finally got it to line up. I think I may check out the one piece feeds on it because they are thinner than the stick feed blocks.Comment
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thats bad ass i kinda want one.Comment
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