Grammaton Cleric Pistols Base...
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ItsThatGuy
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(LittleOleBountyHunter @ Mar 22 2007, 11:53 AM) [snapback]1445498[/snapback]</div>
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
Viper1357
New Member
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ItsThatGuy @ Mar 22 2007, 11:01 AM) [snapback]1445505[/snapback]</div>
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
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Me too.
Well 92FS's anyway..
I have looked extensively into trying to modify (without destroying the gun) and have found it's probably not possible as it would not allow you to disassemble the pistol properly. In-other-words you couldn't slide the barrel and slide assembly off the pistol in the manner it's designed to be. The 'functional' modded Cleric gun pics I have seen look fairly permanent, like the gun wouldn't be able to be disassembled, or at least not in any standard method..
Better off modding an airsoft in the long run. Still kind of expensive, but won't be a safety hazard or wreck a real gun..
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
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Me too.
Well 92FS's anyway..I have looked extensively into trying to modify (without destroying the gun) and have found it's probably not possible as it would not allow you to disassemble the pistol properly. In-other-words you couldn't slide the barrel and slide assembly off the pistol in the manner it's designed to be. The 'functional' modded Cleric gun pics I have seen look fairly permanent, like the gun wouldn't be able to be disassembled, or at least not in any standard method..
Better off modding an airsoft in the long run. Still kind of expensive, but won't be a safety hazard or wreck a real gun..
ItsThatGuy
Sr Member
Not to hijack - I have never seen this movie. I just looked it up online, now I have to go find a store that sells it.
BTW - Yeah, mine is a 92FS too. I was playing with at home just a few minutes when I went home for lunch.
It would be cool to mod it like that, but like you said - 'safety hazard'
IIRC, I saw some Beretta 92FS air softs at Wal-Mart....
BTW - Yeah, mine is a 92FS too. I was playing with at home just a few minutes when I went home for lunch.
It would be cool to mod it like that, but like you said - 'safety hazard'
IIRC, I saw some Beretta 92FS air softs at Wal-Mart....
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Viper1357 @ Mar 22 2007, 06:40 PM) [snapback]1445883[/snapback]</div>
Once the 'conversion kit' is on it (airsoft that is) can the airsoft be dismantled for maintenance, or does it create a semi-functional permanent prop?
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If its on an airsoft why would you need to disassemble it? Real guns need to be cleaned etc. but an airsoft is basically maintenance free, especially if its just as a prop...
Anyway - thatnks for the repsonses. I sent a note to PtbyNmbrs to see about the conversion ...
Thanks guys,
Jedi Dade
Once the 'conversion kit' is on it (airsoft that is) can the airsoft be dismantled for maintenance, or does it create a semi-functional permanent prop?
[/b][/quote]
If its on an airsoft why would you need to disassemble it? Real guns need to be cleaned etc. but an airsoft is basically maintenance free, especially if its just as a prop...
Anyway - thatnks for the repsonses. I sent a note to PtbyNmbrs to see about the conversion ...
Thanks guys,
Jedi Dade
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Viper1357 @ Mar 22 2007, 12:37 PM) [snapback]1445533[/snapback]</div>
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
[/b][/quote]
Me too. Well 92FS's anyway..
I have looked extensively into trying to modify (without destroying the gun) and have found it's probably not possible as it would not allow you to disassemble the pistol properly. In-other-words you couldn't slide the barrel and slide assembly off the pistol in the manner it's designed to be. The 'functional' modded Cleric gun pics I have seen look fairly permanent, like the gun wouldn't be able to be disassembled, or at least not in any standard method..
Better off modding an airsoft in the long run. Still kind of expensive, but won't be a safety hazard or wreck a real gun..
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nice compensators ya got there.. nice collection
I own that exact gun (real thing) Love it. It's smooth - like butta. B)
[/b][/quote]
Me too.
Well 92FS's anyway..I have looked extensively into trying to modify (without destroying the gun) and have found it's probably not possible as it would not allow you to disassemble the pistol properly. In-other-words you couldn't slide the barrel and slide assembly off the pistol in the manner it's designed to be. The 'functional' modded Cleric gun pics I have seen look fairly permanent, like the gun wouldn't be able to be disassembled, or at least not in any standard method..
Better off modding an airsoft in the long run. Still kind of expensive, but won't be a safety hazard or wreck a real gun..
[/b][/quote]
nice compensators ya got there.. nice collection
Viper1357
New Member
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Jedi Dade @ Mar 22 2007, 09:21 PM) [snapback]1445991[/snapback]</div>
Once the 'conversion kit' is on it (airsoft that is) can the airsoft be dismantled for maintenance, or does it create a semi-functional permanent prop?
[/b][/quote]
If its on an airsoft why would you need to disassemble it? Real guns need to be cleaned etc. but an airsoft is basically maintenance free, especially if its just as a prop...
Anyway - thatnks for the repsonses. I sent a note to PtbyNmbrs to see about the conversion ...
Thanks guys,
Jedi Dade
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The airsoft guns I am talking about are KSC, KWA, Tokyo Marui, etc.. do require maintenance if you shoot them. They also have full auto versions as well, (I have 2 of them) which is what I would use if I made a prop. Hearing and feeling a 'green gas' full auto pistol in your hands is awesome. Plus the cheaper airsofts don't have all the detail of the real gun. Overkill, maybe, but that's how I do things..
I look forward to seeing if PtbyNmbrs is still selling any kits.
Thanks for the compliment David. Not exactly Cleric pistols, but they do shoot well and look cool.
Once the 'conversion kit' is on it (airsoft that is) can the airsoft be dismantled for maintenance, or does it create a semi-functional permanent prop?
[/b][/quote]
If its on an airsoft why would you need to disassemble it? Real guns need to be cleaned etc. but an airsoft is basically maintenance free, especially if its just as a prop...
Anyway - thatnks for the repsonses. I sent a note to PtbyNmbrs to see about the conversion ...
Thanks guys,
Jedi Dade
[/b][/quote]
The airsoft guns I am talking about are KSC, KWA, Tokyo Marui, etc.. do require maintenance if you shoot them. They also have full auto versions as well, (I have 2 of them) which is what I would use if I made a prop. Hearing and feeling a 'green gas' full auto pistol in your hands is awesome. Plus the cheaper airsofts don't have all the detail of the real gun. Overkill, maybe, but that's how I do things..
I look forward to seeing if PtbyNmbrs is still selling any kits.
Thanks for the compliment David. Not exactly Cleric pistols, but they do shoot well and look cool.
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