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Name:Scott Location:Inman,SC Phone#(864)472-4261 Payment:Cash Items:See below Price:See below Description:See below Part or trade:No [img width=160 height=120]http://s4.postimage.org/8wA7J.jpg[/img] KJW M700 The stock is machined out of billet aluminum. Comes with everything in picture $250.00 [img ...

Yup!

Dominum wrote: With what BBs?

That was with the straight .36 bbs and shooting from a sand bag rest.

How's the performance? I may be interested. Please describe with details. Thank you!       As far as fps its a stock kjw with the spring in the bolt turned all the way up so im guessing 500 to 550 with .20s.With the c02 rig its basically what ever you want it to shoot just adjust the regulator the ...

Name   Scott Douglas Location   Inman,SC. Item   kjw M700 Payment  cash or trade Trade  looking for an sr 25 so if you've got one  I might consider it I'm selling my kjw m700(sigarms blazer tactical) The stock is machined from 1 piece of billet aluminum. I really can't put a price on the machine wor...

What is considered long and what is considered short? I'm wondering what my M4 is with the silencer on it now.                                                                                                                        Does your inner barrel go through your silencer? If not then it would...

Thanks grimwulf. One other question for you. I'll probably just machine a port in the cylinder myself so my question is should I put it in the stock location or can I move it a little further down. Ive got a tight bore on it so I was thinking if its a smaller bore it needs less volume maybe I could ...

I just received a complete mechbox for my m4 from Evike and the one they sent me isn't ported. I've read a few forums that say you'll lose fps by using a non ported cylinder in a short barrel gun and was wondering if any of you have had any experience with this. Thanks for any input

It started life as a KJW M700. Pretty much all stock.  I started converting it over to hpa but it looks like a lot of fields won't allow it so for now I'll probably just stick with propane.

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This is my version of the Sig Arms blazer tactical. The stock is machined from one piece of billet aluminum. I was out in the garage for about 2 weeks machining it, luckily the wifes pretty understanding.