[octoberknight]

Want to hear you guys opinion on RHF because I've seen them on the field and all I have to say is WOW. When I first saw one I was speechless. The performance blew me away. The range on that thing...just put it this way, 80 yards is kiddy stuff for these rifles, 90 don't even break a sweat, 100 yards easy, 110 start to get a couple of fliers and 120-125, ON TARGET, is about their max, but still this is phenomenal considering it takes a normal rifle months or even years of upgrades to even get close to triple digits of yardage.

 

[aaron2269]

If only I had the money to buy one of those beasts. If I ever win the lotto getting one would be hidh on my to do list.

 

[octoberknight]

Yeah No Kidding, when you see the guy on the other team aiming one at you you want to go home and cry.

 

[zulu]

There aren't any parts in the RHF rifles that you can't buy yourself commercially. They just do all the tuning work for you, and the custom tapping takes a small amount of technical experience

 

[mateba]

If you really want to know how tey shoot, ask what velocity he shoots at in his 12" grouping video. I'm betting its not under 550FPS. They are nice but you pay for it. Ask an owner.

 

[woogie]

The tuning and the tweaking are what make this sport fun. Atleast in my eyes. So why have someone else do it for you?

The M700 that I bought from Mateba, which I sadly sold :'( was shooting just like the RHF rifles where honestly. I took that thing out on the field and there was nobody that wanted to play. Which is why I ended up selling the rifle. People didn't want to play when I was going to be there with that rifle. Really rather sad, but when you play with 20 guys everytime... they get pissed when they can't find you and can't move

But yes any rifle can perfom that well. You just need to know what you are donig to be able to pull it off. I tweak my rifles and then sell them to be able to fund another project. There is nothing more fun in my eyes than doing that.

Heck I am sure that the most of us on this forum could take a stock rifle and still be just as deadly on the field as someone that goes out and has someone do all the upgrades for them. As long as you know your rifle and are comfortable with it, everything else will fall into place.

 

[silentfury214]

Way to tell it like it is woogie.

 

[octoberknight]

Absolutely true, and I guess when you really look down to it, it is really just like ares rifles $200 of fuction(or in RHF's case more like $5-600) and $1,500 of pretty and I'm pretty sure that most of us don't have that big a budget for pretty. You could almost equate them to a Porsche, A little better than average performance but overpaid for overall. However you still have to admit it would be one badass machine to own.

 

[woogie]

If you could get just the stock off the rifles that would be great. That is where most of the cost comes from I would assume.

But yeah all you need to do is tweak and keeping pushing your rifle and you can get just about any rifle to get the same result.

 

[octoberknight]

I wonder if you could ask mike to make you just a mantis chassis and drop a KJW m700 or somethin like that in there?

 

[woogie]

Not sure if he would do that or not. You are not going to be able to get ahold of him right now due to him trying to finish his previous orders.

But for the stock that would be cool.

 

[silentfury214]

he should do like systema and send out kits.

 

[octoberknight]

Yeah but you have to think, if he sends out kits then a lot more people will buy them and even though not assembling the rifle does cut down on time, Mike still has to machine and order the parts.