The Many Sides of Daes (Not 56k friendly)

Well since my gun isn't quite ready for pictures yet I figured I'd
contribute to this thread with the evolution of Daes' M16. First
time I heard about Daes was after Horton played with him and
his 4000 rd box mag. And that's were things started...

Bigger is better with the Doug

Ha ha ha, I didn't even see this thread

Yeah, changed the gun around a little bit by adding a tri-rail and riser to bridge the two gun rails. The riser eliminated all vertical and horizontal flex creating the most ridgid armilite I have ever felt, no creeking or anything!



Here is the pair of armilites. The one in the back is my speed gun with a swapped out M4 front end.



-Doug

Doug is that still a plastic body on that monster of yours?

Yeah, too poor to get a metal one, sorry to disappoint If you see any going to less than $200, give me a shout. The RAS, gun RIS, and riser make it really rigid though, a metal body will be pretty much for weight not much else. The Stoner body is metal tab and metal top reinforced, only the side walls and well are plastic (cough yeah, that is alot of plastic there).

-Doug

Daes I sure hope this helps, http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=32274

Wey Ferro is selling his G&G metal body. It's painted, but hey man, its going for $145... and is mod'ed to the back...

Thanks dude, I will probably regret it and starve but I sent him out a PM.

-Doug

Hey Doug, I saw this today on ASC, and thought that it might give you some inspiration... Space gun?? haha

THEY STOLE MY IDEA!!!! THOSE BASTARDS!!!!! I should sue!!!!

Heh heh, now that is cool (Looks totally awesome and unique). I took your advice and grabed the metal body and some stuff (now I am going to starve). I am trying something similar with sinking the large silencer into the RAS. Problem is that my inner barrel is 650mm (M16 is normally ~510mm, PSG-1 is ~590mm) so it sticks out on my long silencer. Looks like either I chop, or swap out for my other tight-bore (510mm).

But still, that is a beautiful RIS/RAS system, a CQB system to drool over!

-Doug

How long does the silencer have to be before it usually starts chopping BBs?

Don't cut down your inner Doug, sell it if anything.

Not sure what you mean sketchy? If the inner barrel or the silencer arn't on straight the BB's can hit the end of the silencer and start breaking them before them come out.

Hortons Heros wrote:

Don't cut down your inner Doug, sell it if anything.

Not sure what you mean sketchy? If the inner barrel or the silencer arn't on straight the BB's can hit the end of the silencer and start breaking them before them come out.

Yeah, had that problem when I made my own suppressors. In Airsoft, since AEG's get little or no effect from silencers, people use them to hide their inner barrels, in the pics above, my inner barrel is halfway down my suppressor, thus reducing any chance of BB's dropping and hitting it. Kind of annoying having to use a suppressor to hide your inner barrel but it gives you a reason to have one other than aesthetics.

-Doug

If you remove the stock and do a 9.6v rc battery mod to the supressor, you would have a front heavy but excellent CQB gun. Pop a nitro grip on, a laser, and a good reflex scope and you would be set.

-Doug

Any ideas on how to do that battery mod there Daes? I have extra armalite stuff kicking around and was thinking of doing something similar...

You get the flat stack 9.6v RC batterys (can cut them down or up to any voltage by adding or removing cells). You can get them as 1300mah NiMH or higher. They are roughly the size of AA batteries. I took two stacks and shaped them to fit in my stock. They are easy to cut apart and re-shape to suite your needs.



-Doug

Thanks Doug

=Daes= wrote:

Hortons Heros wrote:

Don't cut down your inner Doug, sell it if anything.

Not sure what you mean sketchy? If the inner barrel or the silencer arn't on straight the BB's can hit the end of the silencer and start breaking them before them come out.

Yeah, had that problem when I made my own suppressors. In Airsoft, since AEG's get little or no effect from silencers, people use them to hide their inner barrels, in the pics above, my inner barrel is halfway down my suppressor, thus reducing any chance of BB's dropping and hitting it. Kind of annoying having to use a suppressor to hide your inner barrel but it gives you a reason to have one other than aesthetics.

-Doug

I had that problem when using my QD silencer with my C-15. BB's weren't breaking, but they were hitting it and the accuracy was screwed. When I put the silencer on my P90 I didn't notice a difference in the accuracy because I installed an M4 inner barrel which went over half way down the silencer.

Same here, although my inner barrel goes about 1/4 of the way through, but even then bb's hit the inside

This seemed a little outta place, and for some reason it reminded me of something that Doug would do...

Gosh that is ugly, it is exactly what I would do!

M14 SOCOM?

-Doug

Well its the M14 Sopmod but dang, I was looking at a bunch today, personally I do not like 'em but hey, I don't like the PSG-ugly or the AUG either... guess it would be about that time that Horton got one of these...