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Darklen · January 3rd, 2010, 15:08

I've got one and the only real "ïssues" are:

1) It rattles a lot when loaded. It is a giant hicap after all. I lined mine with Dynamat to limit the rattling somewhat.

2) You're winding a lot! I know there's guys who have made electric winders for them, but mine is still manual.

3) The box mag is divided into two parts with a small transfer shoot separating the upper and lower halves. The mag feeds from the top partition, so when it's empty, you have to pull open the small shoot door and flip the mag upside down to transfer the bb's from the lower partition to the top.

It does add a lot of weight to the gun as well when it's full. I've been to some games where LMG/SAW ammo limits have been 1000 rounds loaded, 1000 rounds for reload, so a huge ammo box was pretty limited for those games.

January 3rd, 2010, 15:08	#15
Darklen Administrator Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Red Deer, AB	I've got one and the only real "ïssues" are: 1) It rattles a lot when loaded. It is a giant hicap after all. I lined mine with Dynamat to limit the rattling somewhat. 2) You're winding a lot! I know there's guys who have made electric winders for them, but mine is still manual. 3) The box mag is divided into two parts with a small transfer shoot separating the upper and lower halves. The mag feeds from the top partition, so when it's empty, you have to pull open the small shoot door and flip the mag upside down to transfer the bb's from the lower partition to the top. It does add a lot of weight to the gun as well when it's full. I've been to some games where LMG/SAW ammo limits have been 1000 rounds loaded, 1000 rounds for reload, so a huge ammo box was pretty limited for those games. __________________ *ASC Age Verifier for Red Deer & Area Alberta* Last edited by Darklen; January 3rd, 2010 at 15:11..