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Eddie October 23rd, 2005 17:45

You cam weigh down the MKII by puting some lead weights in the stock and some more in the handguard and just in the handguard for the PARA but thats only if there is room to do that.

You can expect the Star M249 to cost about $1200ish.

Grim Fandango October 25th, 2005 17:44

$1200ish? Damn, that's a lot of money. If only there was a Canadian distributor for STAR airsoft, who could get these (and other STAR airsoft products) in for us, for say... oh I dunno... $730ish??

Eddie October 25th, 2005 18:07

$1200 is more realistic due to shipping and customs and dealer markup. $730 is a pipe dream. $900 would be nice but still...

RaiNe October 28th, 2005 22:21

Found a video from Guarder's website showing the installation of Star's plastic gearbox into the M249.

http://www.starairsoft.com/Video/M249A.wmv

Eddie October 28th, 2005 23:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by RaiNe
Found a video from Guarder's website showing the installation of Star's plastic gearbox into the M249.

http://www.starairsoft.com/Video/M249A.wmv

Congrats, but it was already on the Star site for a long while.

RaiNe October 29th, 2005 00:03

Oops, I nevered visited Star's website, was browsing through Guarders website and found this which might be of interest to some.

I guess this could be good for the people who haven't seen the video yet.

Xepharo October 31st, 2005 23:56

^^
 
The M249 Para and SAW version is out at www.airsoftgi.com :p
I wanna get it hahaha

kong November 1st, 2005 11:02

they sold out of the para in the uk already and they only can out yesterday and they are almost out of the SAW as well.

Hillslam November 1st, 2005 14:17

Someone buy one and post a review

phantom311065086 November 1st, 2005 18:50

they've now completely sold out in the uk ..apparentely they got put on the website this morning and sold out of both versions by this afternoon...
to be truthfull we are all pretty eager for a review on these..as soon as i get one or even get a sniff at a review i'll post a link here for it..
also were pretty eager to get the first sa80's from star also

kong November 5th, 2005 16:28

there is a review on http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forum...howtopic=37077

R.A.T.M._JLD November 10th, 2005 03:19

http://www.ukasc.net/pics/starmag1.jpg

new mags from star

Skruface November 10th, 2005 08:01

Wow. I dunno if I like the fact that it has it's own "special" connector for the feed tube and battery connection....

Blastyman November 10th, 2005 09:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skruface
Wow. I dunno if I like the fact that it has it's own "special" connector for the feed tube and battery connection....

Why not? On the box mag you already have one tube for the BB's anyhow why not have a specific one for the power.

ON my m249 I would of loved that. I had small connectors I had to undo all the time. This would be a lot more convenient.

Link of Fake bullets hides them anyhow.

Gryphon November 10th, 2005 10:55

Because it precludes you from using anything but the Star box mag. I guess for most people that was deemed to be plenty, but I plan on stuffing my LBV full of M16 mags so I'm glad the CA has the option. In fact, the CA249 comes standard with a 300-round M16 hicap rather than the box mag.

Another point to consider is the proprietary connection system provides another potential failure point. With a Tamiya, Deans, or Power Pole connector you can replace it easily should it fail. Can't do that with contact pads.


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