Great fun from this period piece! We get down at the range with Golden Eagle's characterful underlever gas shotgun. Twitter: / airsoftfired Facebook: / airsoftfired
Not something I'd use in a game, but could be fun for plinking. Shells look like they could be 3d printed. They do similar in the Nerf community to keep the costs of shell ejecting manageable.
The shells could physically be 3d printed, construction would be interesting I think though. Also they experience fairly cold conditions with the gas blowing through it which might affect the material. Certainly an interesting idea!
@@MrLilredmachine I know in some situations they brass tube/pipe line the bits, but then that adds cost. I'd have to have a dig/confirm, but I think PETG can handle colder temps.
Looks like it's quite a fun replica , would love to pick one up for a backyard plinker till I can come up with a solution for retaining the shells in a sort of catch bag . Also I may be wrong but I believe the CT unit you are thinking of is the GIGN they've got a revolver in their arsenal . I'll post a reply on this when I confirm it . But anyways Great review and keep up the good work bud .
Thanks krowe! very much appreciate the kind words and yes that sounds correct, I know a specific unit still use them but they were pretty much the only ones these days, despite them being prevalent in just about every modern combat shooter. If you are in the UK I can part with this one now it is reviewed if you wanted?
I would, but i usually keep getting new guns on the channel by selling on the previous ones. I haven't sold this yet, but with any gas gun, stripping it is a good way to make sure it doesn't seal again and has to be sold as spares/repairs so i'd rather not with this one.
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