I wouldn't think so fuzzy..... as long as it is sniper related stuff, post it up.
I have gotten a couple questions asking how I got the suppressor on the SPR... Well here is a quick walk through of what I did.
First I got this suppressor, http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/accessories/silencers/spartan-doctrine-40x335mm-light-weight-silencer-14mm-cw-ccw.html
I then took the one end that threaded onto the end of the barrel, and I sanded the outside until I was able to get it inside the suppressor, while it was screwed onto the outer barrel.
I then took the other adapter and then sanded off the internal threads. I did that so I could slide the adapter over the outer barrel, while still keeping it nice and snug.
You then can put the adapter, with out the internal threads, onto the outer barrel. Then screw on the adapter to the muzzle end, with out the external threads.
You are then able to slide the suppressor over the first adapter, at the muzzle, and then you can screw it onto the other, that is over the outer barrel.
And there you have it! You can move the back adapter to adjust the length of the inner barrel inside the suppressor. When it is inside of the float tube like mine, the thing is rock solid. There is no movement between the inner, outer barrel, and the float tube.
I have gotten a couple questions asking how I got the suppressor on the SPR... Well here is a quick walk through of what I did.
First I got this suppressor, http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/accessories/silencers/spartan-doctrine-40x335mm-light-weight-silencer-14mm-cw-ccw.html
I then took the one end that threaded onto the end of the barrel, and I sanded the outside until I was able to get it inside the suppressor, while it was screwed onto the outer barrel.
I then took the other adapter and then sanded off the internal threads. I did that so I could slide the adapter over the outer barrel, while still keeping it nice and snug.
You then can put the adapter, with out the internal threads, onto the outer barrel. Then screw on the adapter to the muzzle end, with out the external threads.
You are then able to slide the suppressor over the first adapter, at the muzzle, and then you can screw it onto the other, that is over the outer barrel.
And there you have it! You can move the back adapter to adjust the length of the inner barrel inside the suppressor. When it is inside of the float tube like mine, the thing is rock solid. There is no movement between the inner, outer barrel, and the float tube.