Advice on Red dots
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Advice on Red dots
Hey guys i have a question i just got a kwa mk36c and am looking for a good red dot any suggestions on what i should get?
oh and if anyone has a g36 what battery do you use i tried to fit a large 7.4 in it and it wouldnt close so i have a 8.4 mini in it but the mah is like 1100 any advice let me know please!
oh and if anyone has a g36 what battery do you use i tried to fit a large 7.4 in it and it wouldnt close so i have a 8.4 mini in it but the mah is like 1100 any advice let me know please!
Silent Night- Location : Logan and Clinton
Re: Advice on Red dots
It looks like you can slap whatever the hell that you want on it.
A knock off EO Tech would look sexy on there.
A knock off EO Tech would look sexy on there.
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Depends on whether you want a tube sight or open like the one Ninja dude mentioned. I've been using a $10 red dot since I started and have had good results.
reidc- CVA Officer
- Age : 58
Location : Smithfield, Ut
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ok cool because the gun is for cqb mostly i suppose an open sight will work well any brands or places that i can pick one up for cheap?
Silent Night- Location : Logan and Clinton
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most of the sites like evike.com have a large selection. Ehobbyasia.com (not the ebay version) may as well. Bear in mind that, by definition, all airsoft ranges are short. It's more about the looks and functionality that you prefer than effectiveness.
reidc- CVA Officer
- Age : 58
Location : Smithfield, Ut
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Ninja Scott wrote:ebay
watch the shipping charges on ebay. They frequently turn a good deal into a rip off.
reidc- CVA Officer
- Age : 58
Location : Smithfield, Ut
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thanks for looking out reidc oh yeah and has anyone heard of what kind of battery style fits best in an mk36? it says it can fit a 8.4 large but i couldnt even get a 7.4 large to fit in it
Silent Night- Location : Logan and Clinton
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I've really only been able to use small cell batteries in the TM and JG G36's I've owned. I don't have any experience with the KWA handguard, but I was able to run a large sub C pack in one of the handguards made specifically for it.
Something like:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=868
Another option you have available to you for overcoming the G36's battery capacity issues is to send the wiring to the back and attach one of these stocks:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=5166
You have a little trouble getting the stock to lock into the folded position with a battery inside it, but you can fit a large 9.6v battery inside it. I think it's the best option aesthetically.
Something like:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=868
Another option you have available to you for overcoming the G36's battery capacity issues is to send the wiring to the back and attach one of these stocks:
http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=5166
You have a little trouble getting the stock to lock into the folded position with a battery inside it, but you can fit a large 9.6v battery inside it. I think it's the best option aesthetically.
Panzerfaust- CVA Officer
- Age : 43
Location : Logan, UT
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aight sweet thanks panzerfaust hey question how much is it to come to the game on the 9th?
Silent Night- Location : Logan and Clinton
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$13.50. Check out the cqb rule set for NUAC at
http://www.airsoftica.com/index.php/forum/go-to-forum/15-community-policy-and-bylaws-/2787-indoor-cqb-ruleset.html
They are a bit more liberal with fps than CVA but make up for it by having more stringent face protection standards
http://www.airsoftica.com/index.php/forum/go-to-forum/15-community-policy-and-bylaws-/2787-indoor-cqb-ruleset.html
They are a bit more liberal with fps than CVA but make up for it by having more stringent face protection standards
reidc- CVA Officer
- Age : 58
Location : Smithfield, Ut
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ok so one question it says that only low or medium capacity mags can be use what if you dont have those only high cap mags? ha
Silent Night- Location : Logan and Clinton
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some of it will depend on whether or not there are specific scenario rules. If all you have are high caps bring 'em. Just allow for about 20 in the feed tube and load to whatever the rules are. Ex. If the rule is 30 bbs then a standard highcap would have about 50 loaded prior to winding. If you are over a few it's no big deal. Just get as close as you can.
reidc- CVA Officer
- Age : 58
Location : Smithfield, Ut
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