MilSim 06 Cyborg

[Medina]

Ok there are no rails, no scope, and no stock but my latest setup is the most balance gun I have ever owned.

The Cyborg weighs an even 2.0 lbs. The 45/45 Crossfire weighs about 2lbs as well and it is the perfect length to use as a stock. When its up against my shoulder I can look directly down the barrel to sight. I don't have the weight of the Q-pod filled with paint but the gun is centered perfectly just before the trigger.

Its firepower and practicality combined.

[wheelchair]

Oh that's pretty!
;D

The Qloader elbow looks a bit awkward, but that seems to be common with top feeds. I think I've seen warp adapters used to smooth out the lines.

I've been pondering on the "no rails" issue myself with electros in general since I've been kicking around getting one as an alternate to my trusty A5. Maybe scope rings attached to the barrel slightly offset to one side? Not sure....

[MerrSonn]

Ah, you got rid of the Viking!

Well, atleast you made a good choice of replacement. Vikings and 'Borgs are the two nicest looking (and best performing, from what I gather) electros on the market. How does she shoot?

[Gatorade]

Cyborg = best gun ever. It's not quite milsim, but we'll let it slide this time.

[skateralec]

shexxy

[Medina]

The Cyborg is the best gat I've shot period. That's including DM5s, Angels, Vikings, Shockers, and Timmies. The stock board has every single feature you would want to tweak. Its turns on instantly like a Tadao board as well. The gun quiet, fast, and accurate (with my Scepter kit).

I never even shot paint thru the Q-loader. Its just too much of a hassle for speedball. Reloading the q-pods takes way too long if you want to get a lot of games in for the day. I wouldn't mind using it for woodsball though.

[silentassasin]

pretty