Best Pulse Rifle
- Thread starter RickDTM
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hey rick , i dont know if its the most accurate but the one from monsters in motion looks exellent.
i would order one from them but their customer service is poor to say the least.
check out this review
http://p083.ezboard.com/ftheukproppartyfrm...icID=1567.topic
chris
i would order one from them but their customer service is poor to say the least.
check out this review
http://p083.ezboard.com/ftheukproppartyfrm...icID=1567.topic
chris
ghostryder
Legendary Member
Definitely the SD Studios pulse rifle. It used all of the same components as the original props, so unless you have something screen used you can't get any more accurate.
I have the G&P airsoft conversion kit for the Tokyo Marui M1A1, and I love it. Not completely accurate, but nice.
I have the G&P airsoft conversion kit for the Tokyo Marui M1A1, and I love it. Not completely accurate, but nice.
nickytea
Master Member
I think that the MIM kit is the best out there right now. I have a few of them available right now since I supplied them with the metal parts and took some kits in as partial payment. I will add an electronic "95" numerical display to the kits I sell for no extra charge, and no waiting 
The display doesn't count down, but looks cool. Just ask JHusel.
The display doesn't count down, but looks cool. Just ask JHusel.
Kerr Avon
Master Member
I'm fond of the P&G kit. It's not absolutely accurate, but it's functional. Slap a magazine in the counter goes up to 95, each shot counts down until it hits 00 and if there are any more, starts back at 95 again. Stock slides out (don't put a lot of pressure on it when locked in a slid out position thouhg). The grenade grip slides free, and you can replace the fake shotgun shell with a turned aluminum grenade.
SD STUDIOS.
If anyone says different...they havent seen one in person.
Problem with it, is its TOO accurate.
Made from all the real parts...it weighs a TON.
But so did the firing originals Look at the SHOOTING scenes...they are obviosuly heavy.
Unlike where they run around (non firing) with the foam ones.
If anyone says different...they havent seen one in person.
Problem with it, is its TOO accurate.
Made from all the real parts...it weighs a TON.
But so did the firing originals Look at the SHOOTING scenes...they are obviosuly heavy.
Unlike where they run around (non firing) with the foam ones.
Riv
Well-Known Member
I've wanted a PR since Icons made theirs, but I was never able to afford it.
Now that I can, it's hard to find anything to buy (I'm no kit builder, unfortunately, and that seems to be all that's out there).
Need someone to pick up that license again and start producing good replicas for schlubs like me with no assembly skills.
Now that I can, it's hard to find anything to buy (I'm no kit builder, unfortunately, and that seems to be all that's out there).
Need someone to pick up that license again and start producing good replicas for schlubs like me with no assembly skills.
The SD pulse rifle is the best hands down. But if you are on a budget or have customs issues with where you live, the MIM kit is a pretty good deal. I'm from Canada and just recieved my MIM kit and it does have some issues. You'll have lots of air holes to fill, flash to remove, warpage to fix, but that being said, it can be made up into a nice piece from what I've seen. There is nothing that you can't fix. The G&P kit + Marui Thompson are about 3 to 4 times the cost of the MIM kit for me here. And yes, there are the customer service issues with MIM. My kit came missing a bunch of parts(some pretty important ones). I emailed them within a day of recieving it(delivered Xmas eve, emailed Boxing Day[26th]). I have recieved and acknowledgement from MIM, but nothing since then. I'm still happy with my kit. It's a reasonable price, and you can do a lot with it. I plan to replace the parts I can with metal ones. Just my 2 cents.
Cheers, Kevin
Cheers, Kevin
Originally posted by Jeeves@Jan 6 2006, 02:49 PM
Griefboy. Beautiful color and weathering on your PR. Best SD I've seen out there.
Gimme.
Raj
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Thanks Raj. Cant take credit for the paint job. It's real Bess Brown paint applied by non other then Dean Dymerski himself. All the nicks and scratches were matched to the film by doing a frame by frame analysis of the Aliens laserdisc. Not allot of DVD's around in 96'
Originally posted by nickthsaberman@Jan 6 2006, 08:03 PM
I think that the MIM kit is the best out there right now. I have a few of them available right now since I supplied them with the metal parts and took some kits in as partial payment. I will add an electronic "95" numerical display to the kits I sell for no extra charge, and no waiting
The display doesn't count down, but looks cool. Just ask JHusel.
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