Grassland Echo1 ASR...

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bobgengeskahn

Discussion Starter · Jul 9, 2010

So here is my ASR that I just painted for grassland.
For starters here is a list of the upgrades:
1. Firefly bucking
2. DBCustom 6.01 TBB (I couldnt resist, it was a good deal, however I am better educated now lol)
3. Teflon tape mods: hop up, cylinder head etc.
4. Polished/waxed the barrel and polished the cylinder.
5. Did some custom mods here and there with the hop up and to get the barrel to fit.
6. PSS APSII piston, head, PSS190 spring and spring guide (havent chronoed it yet)

So I dont have a picture of my field, but its basically grassland (ill try to edit this with a pic of game play if this thread is active after my next game) Here is a pic of my ghillie that blends really well, just to give you an idea:

Here are some pics of the rifle:

All in all Im pleased. This is the first time Ive painted a rifle, so feedback would be appreciated. Enjoy!

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woogie

· #4 · Jul 13, 2010

I agree with silent ... how does it shoot? And can you get parts for the trigger mech?

Wouldn't mind grabbing one for a loaner/CQB rifle.

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woogie

· #10 · Nov 2, 2011

I don't mean to necro on this post, but looking at the pics I think I see a way to tighten up the trigger mech.

I know on my rifle there is a ton of take up on the trigger. So what I was thinking is to drill either one or two small holes in the right end of the trigger arm. And find some small allen screws that you could adjust to how you like the trigger.

Polish the end where the sear and the "trigger bar" touch, and possibly try and find a small roller bearing, to help reduce the friction even more.

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