Battle Rifle Kit Question

[DudemanYah]

Hi im new....I want to know where i could find a cheap Br kit for airsoft...... until then this is my gun ive completed getting parts for, let me know what you think.

 

[metalsplinter2]

Best thing to do is just create your own from cardboard. I don't think there is a Br conversion kit anyways. I haven't gotten far in mine but I got the general shape down. Still needs a lot of work I think .Here's a few of my pics...
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[DudemanYah]

lol nice....i just would want somthing a little bit more sturdier....i was lookin amin ago and i saw on another forum a company that takes famas's and make em to brs .... if you don't know what a famas is look here:


http://redwolfairsoft.com/redwolf/airsoft/...ail?prodID=8924

it already sortta looks like one.... but i don't wanna cut one up....ide rather make one instead....

 

[metalsplinter2]

The Famas is the closest rifle to the BR. The one I'm currently making is the same rifle your using. The rifle is sturdy back end was the shoulder guard. I just build over it.

 

[DudemanYah]

yeah what i was looking for was like a pre made br body (unpainted or in any condition) or kit then ide drop one of dese' in it:

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?...roducts_id=3602

i have i experiance with v2 gearboxes so ide naturally chose it...

 

[Gooberz]

There are no available kits to make your airsoft gun look anything like a gun from Halo. If you're going for accurate details, an AUG, F2000, or FAMAS would be your best bet. A customization company is attempting to make a TAR 21, that might provide a better sized base. Personally, I'd like to try an AUG (Version 3s are supposed to be easier to work on than V2s anyway), and essentially cut up the original body, creating a new mag well to have a more accurate magazine (Not to mention the price of AUG magazines is pretty bad, especially on midcaps).

 

[rvb4life]

^what he said...


yeah, no halo weapons for airsoft right now, you have to do it yourself.

 

[luke]

i came up with an idea a while ago, but we cant get airsoft guns here in australia so i've never tried it. any way: has anyone tried building the pep models, cutting it up for the pieces you want, then fibreglass and stick it into position on your airsoft gun, that way the detail and scale will be accurate and the fibreglass will give it strength. like i said i dont know if it will work but i think its worth a try. hope this helps