what i'm currently running

[ahnaatjai]

just some gun porn of what i'll be using…:?

[Wilkie]

Looking good. Love the top left AR, not so sure about the AR without any sort of buffer tube though

Gbbr?

[ahnaatjai]

sorry, should have put in a description.

they're both aegs. the one with stock is the G&P Troy Battle 9, and the stockless AR is an ICS QD4.

the pistol is a KWC Taurus PT99 CO2 blowback.

Originally Posted by Wilkie

not so sure about the AR without any sort of buffer tube though

forgive my ignorance, but what does a buffer tube do?

[FirestormX]

A GBBR would require a buffer tube, Wilkie.

A buffer tube on an AR is where the bolt moves into during the blow back (or when you rack the gun), to chamber a round and cock the hammer.
That ICS gun is a "concept" gun, and would not work with a real M4.

I can show you on my GBBR at the TTAC game.

That G&P is beautiful, though.

[cav.]

Only in airsoft where we can have AR's with no buffers! I do like that AR15 on the left though, looks mean!

[ThunderCactus]

pffff PDW's don't need buffer tubes lol

[SuperCriollo]

Why do people never get rid of the warning stickers, why ! lol

[terrorist one]

Originally Posted by FirestormX

A GBBR would require a buffer tube, Wilkie.

A buffer tube on an AR is where the bolt moves into during the blow back (or when you rack the gun), to chamber a round and cock the hammer.
That ICS gun is a "concept" gun, and would not work with a real M4.

I can show you on my GBBR at the TTAC game.

That G&P is beautiful, though.

http://www.shootingillustrated.com/i...ms-pds-pistol/

You where saying an AR needs a buffer tube? Well, you where wrong.

[pusangani]

Olympic arms makes an AR pistol as well, there's an ICS version of it too

[Wilkie]

Originally Posted by FirestormX

A GBBR would require a buffer tube, Wilkie.

Oh no, I've been found out! Lol Ive yet to get into GBBR, but that's good to know

Ya, some states have banned certain furnature on ARs, such as stocks, so they have AR "pistols", pretty much regular ARs with short stubby buffer tubes, which can't except a stock.

Lots of newer weapons, like the Scar and ACR weapon systems, although visually similar to AR15s, use a different set of internals which allow for folding stocks.

[ahnaatjai]

Originally Posted by SuperCriollo

Why do people never get rid of the warning stickers, why ! lol

derp…:P

[thebreadbandit.]

Are you kidding me, haven't you heard it's the new thing in the Special Forces to keep them on?!

Originally Posted by SuperCriollo

Why do people never get rid of the warning stickers, why ! lol

[Corinth]

Originally Posted by thebreadbandit.

Are you kidding me, haven't you heard it's the new thing in the Special Forces to keep them on?!

I thought most things were new in the Special Forces? Correct me if I'm wrong but they seem to be the hipsters of the Armed Forces when it comes to new stuff. >.>

[FirestormX]

Originally Posted by terrorist one

http://www.shootingillustrated.com/i...ms-pds-pistol/

You where saying an AR needs a buffer tube? Well, you where wrong.

Sorry, you're right. I should clarify that your typical AR bolt carrier group requires a buffer tube, hehe.