Guns you would like to see made into airsoft.

[Daiviet]

it could work, it would just be retarded. pull the trigger, motor spins the gear, which trips the sear, which opens the valve allowing the gas to release and expand. utterly utterly useless, but could be done.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by hattrick

It was done, way back by TM me thinks. In the form of an MP5. Gas propelled the bb, battery cycled the bolt.

Very hard to dig up any actual info but i'll try.

-alex

Not in a bolt action though!

[hattrick]

haha! found it


MGC (Model Gun Company): MGC was originally a producer of high-quality, metal replicas of many famous firearms, beginning in 1970. While these would not chamber (much less fire) live ammunition, MGC models featured functional actions and could be field-stripped like the "real steel" weapons which they resembles. This led MGC to move into the airsoft field, due to buyers' demand for accurate appearance of the guns (unlike paintball guns). Known primarily for their long line of pistols, MGC also produced variants of the M16, Ruger 10/22, and Hecker & Koch MP5KA4 machine pistols (the latter employing a gas and electric hybrid operating system), as well as a few other notable assault weapons. The famed airsoft designer Tanio Koba also produced guns for MGC before going out on his own to produce his famous line of Heckler & Koch USPs and others, including the much-sought after 10/22.



wiki classic airsoft


It wasn't TM but w.e & A "gas bolt style gun" is just confusing to begin with so pthhhhht~ at you

[timberwolf61]

How about an MG 42 that won't break the bank? Unfortunately I don't have the talent to make one and there's no way I'm spending $2,000 on an airsoft gun.

[R.I.T.Z]

Originally Posted by hattrick

It was done, way back by TM me thinks. In the form of an MP5. Gas propelled the bb, battery cycled the bolt.

Very hard to dig up any actual info but i'll try.

-alex

YouTube - AFA(NOT ARES) Walther WA2000+WE-tech(HK416)=WE2000 GBB AIRSOFT ｐａｒｔ１
heres a recent video of a similar concept system in a WA2000

[EagleDriver]

Originally Posted by hattrick

haha! found it


MGC (Model Gun Company): MGC was originally a producer of high-quality, metal replicas of many famous firearms, beginning in 1970. While these would not chamber (much less fire) live ammunition, MGC models featured functional actions and could be field-stripped like the "real steel" weapons which they resembles. This led MGC to move into the airsoft field, due to buyers' demand for accurate appearance of the guns (unlike paintball guns). Known primarily for their long line of pistols, MGC also produced variants of the M16, Ruger 10/22, and Hecker & Koch MP5KA4 machine pistols (the latter employing a gas and electric hybrid operating system), as well as a few other notable assault weapons. The famed airsoft designer Tanio Koba also produced guns for MGC before going out on his own to produce his famous line of Heckler & Koch USPs and others, including the much-sought after 10/22.



wiki classic airsoft


It wasn't TM but w.e & A "gas bolt style gun" is just confusing to begin with so pthhhhht~ at you

Before MGC made this MP5K (not a "KA4"), Yonezawa produced a Walther MPL gas/electric hybrid. This was the first hybrid airsoft gun.

[hattrick]

touche,


and very nice to know!

-alex

[MerKurMaKs]

I'd like KSC or Kwa to remake ( correctly ) the Cz75 first version... *sigh*

the kz75 is cool, but in my heart it is not cz75 enought...

[Coresair]

Originally Posted by MerKurMaKs

I'd like KSC or Kwa to remake ( correctly ) the Cz75 first version... *sigh*

the kz75 is cool, but in my heart it is not cz75 enought...

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/ksc-cz75-...n-version.html

???

[MerKurMaKs]

no the original is that one

http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/ksc-cz75-...bb-pistol.html

I must say the difference isn't that much but is still there for me.

[edit : as you see it's out of stock... some says it's not made anymore]

[freestyle115]

The G11 would be very cool and unique. Although it was barely produced, I would like to see how manufacturers would handle the unique loading method.

[Short Round]

Uzi Pro, OMG!

[wildcard]

I want a portable MK19 nade launcher

[Donster]

Originally Posted by freestyle115

The G11 would be very cool and unique. Although it was barely produced, I would like to see how manufacturers would handle the unique loading method.

just ask ARES. they are great for making awesome looking guns that are proprietary and almost un-skirmishable .

Like really, how can you expect to carry more than one "magazine" for the WA2000 out onto the field?

But i digress. On to the topic....

As for my list of guns, here is what i would like to see in full metal/wood with non-proprietary gearboxes/internals so that upgrades and replacement parts will be easy to come by:

1. AEG PSG-1 or MSG-90
2. AEG Gewehr 43
3. AEG MP7 (one that is actually half decent. Perhaps if CA made this i would buy one)
4. AEG WA2000
5. Spring AW-338
6. Spring, mag-fed Kar98k
7. Spring Lee-Enfield No. 4 mark 1
8. AEG TMP
9. AEG MG-42

That is all i can think of for now... More WWII stuff and a few more of the unique rifles out there (which i have listed).

[Disco_Dante]

Originally Posted by Najohn

Uzi Pro, OMG!

OOOO! I've never seen that one before, very cool!