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October 14th, 2014, 22:22 | #1 |
Modification on a JG AUG A2 (56k beware!)
Hi there folks,
I would like to share with you, some modification i've done on a JG/Aftermath AUG A2 AEG. Here goes my story: I have 2 favourite models of the Steyr AUG: the old-school A1 and the younger shorter barreled (16') A3, as depicted below: images taken from the internet, for reference purposes. But, after several months waiting*, i got this: First thing that crossed my mind was: "holy ****! this **** is ugly as ****!" The toyish appearance was bad, but that upper receiver was the turn down for me. Stubborn as i am, i started thinking on a solution to make it more appealing to me. *** WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES BELOW! VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED! *** (just joking!) So the surgery began: There was a sliding window rail laying around from the past house reform, and a 10 inch rail i bought dirt cheap from Dealextreme, putting them togheter, i had a glimpse of what i really wanted: And what a pleasant coincidence! those parts had very close dimensions! And a look inside the window rail: Comparing with photos gathered from all over the interwebs, the 10 inch rail seemed to have a very close Length to the real one, and would give me a fair space to mount whatever i wanted up there. taking some measuring, i started marking the piece for the cutting process: Not forgetting a offset rail for the flashlight: and "Adieu!" unholy abomination After some cutting and bending, the project started to take shape Next step was to build a structure that could support all the accesories to it, without falling apart Starting by drilling some holes to screw in two supports: then now the trial, assemble everything and see what happens when shaking the structure with a red dot in it: Stood still and passed with flying collors! Just to be sure, WELDING TIME! After sanding down the excesses With some primer on Paint it black! Then, installing a shorter barrel and a pair of MBUS: CoD View Ok, done that, but there was something else that bothered me still: Its toyish black color, that body have to receive some paint! I have a AOR1 Loadout, why not have a AOR1 AUG? This is airsoft after all after some days of painting, sanding, airbrushing, stencils, and a sealant matte varnish: So there it is! It may not look EXACTLY like the real steel, but surely gave a nicer look. What you guys think? By the way, I found out that the original flash hider was plastic and very flimsy, so i bought a new one, which gave my AUG a more aggressive look. *I live in Brazil, import process takes nearly a year due to the good ol' bureaucracy... |
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October 15th, 2014, 11:17 | #2 |
awesome, can't wait to see future projects!
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October 16th, 2014, 15:29 | #3 |
Thanks, i left this topic as a reference to whoever want to mod one's own AUG.
I still wonder why the chinese didn't come up with this design...would be much more popular, than the fugly current railed AUGs. |
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October 16th, 2014, 16:25 | #4 |
Privateer Airsoft
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Need to make an STG556
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October 16th, 2014, 16:29 | #5 |
So if I'm understanding correctly, you ordered an A2 and you were surprised when an A2 showed up? Or you just made it sound like that...
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October 16th, 2014, 22:17 | #6 | |
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@Spike, i have some ideas to share, for a start, i would suggest you a APS AUG, they have a lower body that is almost identical to this one, also a XM177 flash hider, and a resin shim for the magwell, so that could take M4 Mags, i think the M4 mag catch can fit, but a close call on the V3 gearbox if im not wrong. If you really want it, do it. Having your dream AEG in hands, can even improve your game. |
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