BT-4 Combat

• 14" Lapco Big Shot
• 14" Lapco machine gun shroud
• BT Rip Clip
• CP Micro drop forward (don't like the ASA against the bottom of my hand)
• BT rear velocity adjuster (only installed for the sling mount)
• polished internals
• aluminum power tube
• taped valve mod

It's nothing flashy but I seem to like it.  Run it with a remote line.  Last game though, I used it with a 12" Lapco Big Shot w/ Apex.

I've been working on an Ion lately too.  So far, it's set up like this:

• Deadlywinds DT14 body
• Lapco feedneck
• stock frame
• stock reg
• stock board
• unidentified trigger… looks slick though
• CP drop forward
• CP on/off ASA
• Empire Magna hopper (seems like overkill, but got a wicked deal on it)

Looking to mill off the back of the body to shorten it up (not a fan of stocks; don't run with one) and pick up a Deadlywinds Fibur barrel (heard nothing but good things about it).  Going to have to hunt down some Freak inserts and eventually find an Apex adapter for it.  Biggest hurdle I have to overcome with it now is it's a gas hog… I have some dwell fine tuning to do.  I'm not looking to throw a case of paint/second so I'm not in a big hurry to upgrade the board.  Won't be running it any more than 15bps anyways.

So far, so good.   Tonnes of rails to mount junk to.  A bit heavy being all aluminum, but once I mill it down, it should shave some weight off.  It's got a nice feel to it.  I like the fact I can install the feedneck directly to the body, however, I'll probably be opening it up to allow the feedneck to install directly to the breech, lowering the feedneck and hopper profile.