Showing posts with label LSFG. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LSFG. Show all posts

Saturday, September 14, 2013

MOAR Stryfe/Rough Cut Masterkeys (well, just one)

Just another Stryfe/Rough Cut Masterkey. Nothing too special beyond its predecessors. As always, looks bendy in the photo, but is still aligned perfectly straight.

Specs:
-JSI Masterkey integration (changed up the RC trigger guard a bit)
-"Selectable Slamfire" capability
-LSFG extended barrel (just a smidgen short of the full length one)
-RM2 motors swap and necessary electrical rewiring (no inductors, no thermistor, no locks)
-Flywheel grip improved
-Ready for overvolt, but sent with a AA setup
-Weighted grip for counterbalance

Pictured with a Raider stock, which the recipient is supplying himself.






Friday, July 26, 2013

Rampage Re-grip

Simple enough mod that turned out pretty well - splicing a carved up LSFG priming slide onto a Rampage grip. Also features a removable tac-light mounted into the new grip. Very streamlined, very shotgun-y. I like it.


 And at long last, Damian (the commissioner) is finally going to get 75% of his order in the mail.




Sunday, February 24, 2013

Stryfe w/ Rough Cut Underbarrel Masterkey

The title says it all, just another Stryfe with underbarrel Rough Cut Masterkey integration. This one has an extended LSFG barrel and is drum-compatible also (woo improvement). As always its a solid, 1-piece integration (which can be reversed by unscrewing the Stryfe), with a single zip-tie at the front for stability and no jiggling. With the exception of finding more and more Rough Cut problems on the right side mechanisms every time, I like these more every day.




Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Stryfe w/ Rough Cut Masterkey

I present to you, the [Solscud style] JSI Stryfe Masterkey. Happy New Years.

Took a few liberties of my own with varying the style for a more pragmatic connection between the Rough Cut and Stryfe, as well as a SlyDev sight piece (actually a jolt connector) for an iron sight appeal. Both the barrel and Rough Cut are still detachable, but the Stryfe must be unscrewed to do so. The Stryfe has lock removal and electronic lock bypass (with the exception of the jam door sensor, I like to be able to insta-kill the motors) and the Rough Cut is completely stock internally. Both perform outstandingly.