Game in the Brain

Why not Deans Plug. It is a matter of situation than effectiveness. I’ve read that its surface area that makes electrical conduction effective. Thats why if you look closely at the trigger switch designs inside the Gearboxes they are made up of very wide copper wedges. By this principle the deans plug should be the better plug, but my circumstance I ended up with a lot of small tamiya type terminals, so its cheaper for me to go with the flow.

AK bullpup update. Part of the reason I decided to dismantle my working AK tactical is that it has a broken selector. so it only has Safety and Full Auto. So I decided to make a safety switch, a switch that prevents the trigger from working when Off or DC (disconnected).

So while the trigger is a switch that is only ON when its pressed, this switch will prevent the trigger from working even when pressed.

Note about this switch. Using the cheap ass multi-volt tester selling for $5 or php250, the working connectors are the Middle and the opposite side of the DC. I don’t know what the third one, under the DC, is used for.

what is missing is my dismantled AK tactical.

I have to modify the AK CM028 to metal bushings and while I’m at it upgrade it to a SP120 (366 settled fps) spring, which can be pushed by a 8.4V battery, use my old 460mm systema tight barrel and a stock type-0 cylinder.

2 Sig556, its everything as advertised so far. Buying it for $77, I won’t ask how the got it. All metal insides, I don’t plan to mod it and given its durable frame and body I think it will be a very good beginners gun. Using a V3 gearbox it and G3 hop up, I think it has great potential when upgraded in the future.

The G3 will be moded to use a small type tamiya. it will save in space. Anyway my large type tamiya 8.4 batteries can’t pull that spring. Although I will be making these plugs modular with PTT terminal.

I’m into the military Aesthetic! Of course its has its origins in the rugged and practical. In a world of such great variety of tastes, its only natural I go to one that has its roots in organization, discipline, risk and meritocracy.

Suffice to say, this is the same aesthetic I’ll be dressing my future boy up, who is 7.5 weeks along.