Nice marker! Diggin that blanket, too!

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"If you are short of everything except enemy, you are in combat." - Murphy

Yes, I did notice how its a bit lose, but for some reason I didn't really put much thought into it. As for performance, just remember that as long as the O-ring in the Howitzer makes good contact with the JCS then your set. Both the Howitzer and the JCS are going to stay in their proper place as guided by the A-5 main body, so the only friction that are you going to get between the two is that which is caused by the O-ring. So from the way I look at it, its a double advantage with going with both the JCS and the Howitzer; less friction between the two, and better air efficiency.


Though Spec Ops may be the one stop shopping answer when it comes to scenario style paintball, it's not the only place and by far not always the best place. The stock is a TAPCO S.A.W. stock that I picked up from actionvillage.com, and the only thing that is true Spec Ops brand on there is the A-2 foregrip. I'm not really a fan of using a vertical grip, I much more prefer a horizontal grip, and as you can see I customized it to work with my setup. I think that its pretty comfortable, and from what I have found so far I don't know of anyone else who makes another horizontal style grip.


Thanks for the comment, but as for a name not really. Its called project Battle Axe as you can see from my original post, and I do refer to it as such, but I have yet to come up with a pet name for my WMD.

Still waiting for my new Lightening rod. Hoping that it will come some time this week so. I can't wait to see what kind of ridiculous ROF's that I can get with this thing

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