G36 mags
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by LiquidSnak » Sat Mar 20, 2010 12:06 am
Polygeist wrote:No, it is not. The M4 mag adaptor for the G36 replaces the standard magwell. HK designed the magwell of the G36 series (including the SL8) to be removable just for the purpose of being able to do this. The airsoft version is an accurate copy of this function of the G36 series to swap out magwells.
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by Polygeist » Sat Mar 20, 2010 11:35 am
Anyway...
The choice between using G36 mags versus using the M4 magwell with STANAG mags is one of esthetics. G36 mags function as well as M4 mags. G36 mags will be bulkier to store in pouches. M4 mags have a slimmer form factor and more pouch options as these are the most common type of magazines (ie ALICE mag pouches). The look of having G36 mags versus STANAG mags is one of personal preference.
I use the Private Parts M4 magwell on my SL8 and I love it. Choose what you like and go with it.
The choice between using G36 mags versus using the M4 magwell with STANAG mags is one of esthetics. G36 mags function as well as M4 mags. G36 mags will be bulkier to store in pouches. M4 mags have a slimmer form factor and more pouch options as these are the most common type of magazines (ie ALICE mag pouches). The look of having G36 mags versus STANAG mags is one of personal preference.
I use the Private Parts M4 magwell on my SL8 and I love it. Choose what you like and go with it.
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by badco » Sun Mar 21, 2010 11:07 am
Does anybody own this?
http://www.weaponblender.com/index.php?productID=1675
It looks good, and i trust dboys, but for 35 bucks?
I'm just wondering what the catch is.
http://www.weaponblender.com/index.php?productID=1675
It looks good, and i trust dboys, but for 35 bucks?
I'm just wondering what the catch is.
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by G36 FTW » Sun Mar 21, 2010 1:06 pm
badco wrote:Does anybody own this?
http://www.weaponblender.com/index.php?productID=1675
It looks good, and i trust dboys, but for 35 bucks?
I'm just wondering what the catch is.
It's not worth it. It may be $35 but all it is is a cheap (and I mean CHEAP) plastic shell, junky motor, and bad wiring. Just buy some MAG midcaps, they will do you much better in the long run.
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