only downside was the box magazine. I
have little idea what they were thinking but
I can only assume they built it out of spare
parts. The mechanism all feeds perfect but
Trigger Happy has put a 10mm hole in the
bottom of the magazine that allows BBs to
fall into a void under the magazine. When
this is covered the rifle works brilliant.
Using off-vehicle the weapon is long,
heavy and slow to shoulder effectively,
halving a player’s ability to do anything
except get shot. If you can deploy it and
set up, though, nothing should really be
able to get near you. Again, with airsoft all
the power limits are nearly the same so
you are counting purely on rate of fire and
the capacity of your magazine.
The primary weapon is a custom-built
Browning M2 .50 Cal. We had the outer
shell constructed by an engineering
company which put together an impressive
package. For the guts we chose a Classic
Army M249. It was built by Alan Lawson,
head technician at Land Warrior Airsoft
and no stranger to challenges. Trained
by Real Sword, Classic Army, G&P and
Magpul, Alan has a technical background
Road rage: Scott’s 3.5L V8 Landy complete
with .50 Browning M2 and M240 Bravo on top
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