G3 Countersniper/DMR

3352 Views 27 Replies 12 Participants Last post by uller, Jan 9, 2012

uller

Discussion Starter · Jan 2, 2012

This is my G3 I use for Countersnpier and DMR work.Its one of the first guns I bought,and the very first I ever upgraded.All the work on this was done by myself.This one is my primary,and of all the guns I own,my favorite.This is a list of every thing i've done to it:

Externals :

Nitro VO toprail stretched to fit fullsize G3

Hand made hbar outter barrel

KA G3 sniper grip

A&K 300m iron sites

Magpul UBR stock pipe mounted to hand made

G3 stock mount backing plate,(stock pipe is used

for battery compartment)

JG G3 railed hand guard notched to accept SG-1 bipod

Krinkov suppresor

Aimpoint replica

Hensoldt 2x range estimating magnifier with illumination module

(real steele)

El cheapo forward grip

Internals :

AIM reinforced V2 GB case with 8mm ball bearing bushings

AIM reinforced gears

Systema ARL

Systema cutoff lever

Guarder reinforced tappet plate

Guarder G3 dbl oringed boreup cylinder head

Guarder boreup oringed air nozzle

AIM metal racked piston

Guarder boreup piston head with bearing

Guarder closed chambered boreup cylinder

Matrix 260% irregular pitch spring

AIM stainless steele spring guide with bearing CA metal hopup chamber

Systema magnum motor

Systema Bucking

SCS spacer (modified)

EDGI'470mmx601mm inner barrel

Electrical :

AWS stealth trigger fet

Deans connectors

16 gauge stranded wire

shrink wrap

no fuse

Mechanical mods :

Permatex Anaerobic Gasket maker applied to cylinder head
cylinder union for compression,aswell as to the bucking and barrel for seal

corrected AOE with 70D sorbo and CH bumper

Radiused cylinder window

11.1v 1200mah 20c lipo battery

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Wolfgeorge

· #2 · Jan 2, 2012

That looks amazing.... It's inspiring...
Now that I saw this I'm thinking to built one.... I have the Laylax MSG90 kit and it's sitting so I'll build an MSG90 on G3 base

Wolf

uller

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jan 2, 2012

Thank you.I used to work in a custom street rod shop on the side.I learned quite alot about doing fabrication work there.I apply what I learned there to building and customizing airsoft guns.

inthetallgrass

· #4 · Jan 2, 2012

Wow, just wow, I wish I had the tools, and the capacity to do this.

uller

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jan 2, 2012

The hardest part was having the patience to do it all,and learning how to braze helped out quite a bit.

zero

· #6 · Jan 2, 2012

That actually looks AMAZING! How much it all cost you to do? THE, best G3 i have EVER seen! you should be proud of that, how does it work out for you?

Zero

uller

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jan 2, 2012

Well,as it was the first gun I ever customized it cost me quite alot.That is if you consider the parts I broke,or broke of there own accord.Its actually hard to put a price on the man hours actually working on it,and doing the custom work.So in all honesty I cant really tell you.My thanks for being so positive.It actually works quite well for me.Its a tad on the heavy side(11lbs),but its nothing that isnt unmanagable.

zero

· #8 · Jan 2, 2012

Ahh cool, i know a guy at the site where i play who builds custom systema's and other high speed m4's etc and sells them on for

the3rdeye88

· #9 · Jan 2, 2012

That sir, is a very nice g3. Good job.

uller

Discussion Starter · #10 · Jan 2, 2012

[quote="zero":fbm0nxam]Ahh cool, i know a guy at the site where i play who builds custom systema's and other high speed m4's etc and sells them on for

zero

· #11 · Jan 2, 2012

Good, you should do! You've got talent and i would happily throw

uller

Discussion Starter · #12 · Jan 2, 2012

Yes zero I have more I have done/doing.I like to keep several projects going at the same time to keep me from getting board doing just one.I work on one for awhile,and get an inspiration and go back to another.Ill get the secondary I built for this one up asap and have you take a look.

zero

· #13 · Jan 2, 2012

Cool man, sounds good!

Zero

wack2011a

· #14 · Jan 3, 2012

Sexiest G3 I have ever laid my eyes on, something you should be extremely proud of. The only gripe I have with G-variants is how heavy they are.

sanguinor

· #15 · Jan 3, 2012

I bloody love that top rail, what do you mean by 'stretched to fit'? I am seriously considering getting one for my G3 now.

akfortyseven

· #16 · Jan 3, 2012

Dude, that is sweet looking!

How hot does she shoot?

uller

Discussion Starter · #17 · Jan 3, 2012

akfortyseven said:
Dude, that is sweet looking! How hot does she shoot?

538fps with .2's 440fps with .3's in it,but im at the max as far as bb stability goes with .3's.Im in the process of moving up to .4's.

uller

Discussion Starter · #18 · Jan 4, 2012

sanguinor said:
I bloody love that top rail, what do you mean by 'stretched to fit'? I am seriously considering getting one for my G3 now.

You will need to get a Nitro VO MC51 length toprail and a section of an el cheapo SPR toprail aswell.Cut the very end off the VO rail where the Notch is to fit the cocking tube end cap.Make your cut at the base of one of the picatinny lugs.

Take a measurement with the VO rail installed,from the freshly cut end all the way to the very end of the cocking tube.Apply this measurement to your doner SPR toprail and cut.It to must be cut at the base of a picatinny lug,but you want the "valley" side of the cut to be joined to the VO.In this way when your done the profile of the rail will be consistant.Place the two pieces of rail together and braze them into one piece.I made a jig to hold both sections of rail together while i brazed them.

hoggie

· #19 · Jan 4, 2012

This is a work of art. <3 I love you.

uller

Discussion Starter · #20 · Jan 4, 2012

hoggie said:
This is a work of art. <3 I love you.

I thank you,its my favorite out of all my guns.

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