Awesome build. Canโt wait to see it at ape someday
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I guess I'll share my moment of embarrassing stupidity. At one point I wanted to drop my rifle off and run with my PG since I was too close for first strike. Well I un clipped it from my shoulder strap, but I forgot to unhook the air line. So I literally dragged this through the mud today. It held up great, no wobbles or anything loose still, just some scratches from dragging it 30 feet. It's fine I wanted to paint it anyway.
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Ha, the joys of running a remote
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I've done the other way a few times ...
Started chasing an electro with my remote tipx ... The tank fell of the harness and I dragged it around for a bit till if swung around a three and the the tipx decided to stay there too ... Ended facing the guy with nothing to shoot paint ๐คฃ
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So I have added a sight rail up top, now I can run a red dot. Where one of the screws is on the rail is a slight problem as I over estimated the thickness of the chamber, so some epoxy was needed to get that sealed up. I also added a 12g quick changer. I can get 25+ good shots per cart, and now I don't have a remote line and a tank on my back. I'm free to set this down and run at any time. I had to put my cut down Ion body on for a spacer to keep everything nice and stable and to close up the eye and detent holes. I'll get the final build pics tomorrow. This thing is super fun. I added a short barrel from an SP8 and it's the perfect length for the forward marksman style of play I have when using this setup. It's ultra light and maneuverable, plus it's whisper quiet and dead nuts accurate. I'm very happy with this build. And all in I didn't really spend anything on it, as I had everything lying around.2 Photos
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I know it doesn't look like much, but there is progress here. The trigger system is in, and I have an ASA mounted with brass inserts. I still need to mount the regulator somehow, plumb it, and make a faux magazine that will cover the airline and SMAV3 sticking out by the trigger. I might even fashion a trigger guard for it. This feels like it's going to be even better than the first version.1 Photo
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ironklad I used a fitting that was 1/8 NPT to push connect for the 4mm line, then it runs through the stock to the 3 way. I also used a bigger piece of hose around the exposed lines for durability.1 Photo
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