m14 gbb

[Styrak]

Assembly looks very much like a real steel Garand/M14...

Wonder how good the gas consumption is, looks like the charging handle/bolt as well as the operating rod all get blowback (a lot of material/weight).

[Boomshakah]

Yeah but the mags look big enough to hold enough gaz for a few mag worth of bb's... no?

[juicy]

Interesting. I want one - not because I like M14's (I don't) but because it looks nice and makes cool sounds! Not to mention that with a clear stock, a Canadian retailer might be able to import a whole bunch for non-outrageous prices. Hint hint.

Originally Posted by Styrak

Wonder how good the gas consumption is, looks like the charging handle/bolt as well as the operating rod all get blowback (a lot of material/weight).

Heavy son of a bitch to push all that with just gas. I wonder how long one of these would last, if it is made from the typical airsoft "metal" stuff. Looks to me like it started to suffer some cool down at 1:26-1:27. And then they cut the shooting clip. But maybe that's just me and a lack of sleep...

[Donster]

technically the clear one wouldn't make it through... but since when has the custom guys ever followed their own rules? or know them?

[skalnok]

to the person who said m14 ebr version

YouTube- Gas Blowback M 14 EBR

[juicy]

Originally Posted by Donster

technically the clear one wouldn't make it through... but since when has the custom guys ever followed their own rules? or know them?

So what IS the restricted part on an M14 then?

[KNIVEZS]

Originally Posted by juicy

So what IS the restricted part on an M14 then?

the part with the serial number/ not the stock

[R.I.T.Z]

hmmm, what would the price point be for one of these?

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by juicy

So what IS the restricted part on an M14 then?

The receiver.

[13Fido13]

In custom's minds the stock/receiver (if you can stretch the ideals that far) is the restricted part...

The WWII guys got some wood stocks to make Garands, and they had issues with the stocks getting into the country.

[RacingManiac]

FYI WE have confirmed this is their prototype. It is to be their first "fully open chamber" GBBR(ie, less the brass tube). Their goal is to develop version of this type of design with other WE GBBR as well(ie, the M4, SCAR, and PDW), while retaining mag compatibility.

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by 13Fido13

In custom's minds the stock/receiver (if you can stretch the ideals that far) is the restricted part...

The WWII guys got some wood stocks to make Garands, and they had issues with the stocks getting into the country.

Wood stocks are not restricted. It's a block of wood. Receivers are the restricted part.

[Jimski]

awesome, I want it with CO2.

[Crunchmeister]

Originally Posted by Styrak

Wood stocks are not restricted. It's a block of wood. Receivers are the restricted part.

But CBSA are idiots at times and don't even understand their own rules. Case in point is the Cansoft KJW Hi Capa. The restricted part is the midframe. Yet, the Cansoft version has metal slide and midframe and a tinted grip. The solid grip is non-restricted and can readily be imported.

[The Saint]

Originally Posted by Crunchmeister

But CBSA are idiots at times and don't even understand their own rules. Case in point is the Cansoft KJW Hi Capa. The restricted part is the midframe. Yet, the Cansoft version has metal slide and midframe and a tinted grip. The solid grip is non-restricted and can readily be imported.

I wouldn't bet on that.