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As for the "how". I'd say JB weld? |
JB weld is on sale at princess auto right now for $3.99 I believe.
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zap straps!
I used to have a CASV, I had a rail mounted M203 on it actually, got sick of it being mounted so low and learned that the rail system on the M203 is bolt on. So I machined it down a bit and drilled 2 holes in my M203 and bolted it directly to the bottom of the CASV as shown here.... http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6983423_n.jpg |
Well for CASV its King arms or bust. The dboys one isn't nearly as good. I think the KA is 150.00
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Had a casv on my old m4. Adds a good bit of front weight though!
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I had dboys as well wasn't as bad as people said. Worked fine for me
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The quality on mine isn't the best, I find the metal to be quite maliable. However, I was surprised and pleased at the fact I can fit a 9.6v numchuk battery in it.
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No not rock solid but they arnt junk either. If its all you can afford
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I had a dboys one too... it was soft and pliable as shit. It was a piece of garbage.
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the back-up sights won't work with the EOtech mounted. The top-rail on a CASV raises the control interface of the holosight into the sight picture. To use them, you'd have to ditch the EOtech first. Plus, to properly use the AFG, with your thumb over the top rail, might prove to be an issue, especially with the added rail adding more width. CASVs can be pretty thick with stuff on them.
Have a King Arms CASV, it's rock-solid. Heavy, but it's pretty much indestructible, so far as I've noticed. |
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