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ThunderCactus · February 3rd, 2008, 21:55

Well, a support weapon doesn't NEED to have a drum, box or hicap magazine. The M1918 BAR is a support weapon and it just used magazines. As well as the new colt IAR (M16 that fires from open bolt) that's in development.
So from a TM, you'll need a new mechbox shell, piston, preferably a silent head set for less impact on the shell, since you have a large battery you won't need torque up gears but it would be a good idea to get either a G&P or systema gearset to replace the stock TM gears, if they are stock TM gears. Spring guide is always a great idea for increased consistency. Don't worry about a tightbore or hopup rubber as this would increase your accuracy and therefore decrease your value as a support weapon.
And buy lots and lots of lowcaps mags lol
If your field allows you to use a drum mag I guess that's fine too...

February 3rd, 2008, 21:55	#8
ThunderCactus Not Eye Safe, Pretty Boy Maximus on the field take his picture! Trader rating Join Date: Feb 2007	Well, a support weapon doesn't NEED to have a drum, box or hicap magazine. The M1918 BAR is a support weapon and it just used magazines. As well as the new colt IAR (M16 that fires from open bolt) that's in development. So from a TM, you'll need a new mechbox shell, piston, preferably a silent head set for less impact on the shell, since you have a large battery you won't need torque up gears but it would be a good idea to get either a G&P or systema gearset to replace the stock TM gears, if they are stock TM gears. Spring guide is always a great idea for increased consistency. Don't worry about a tightbore or hopup rubber as this would increase your accuracy and therefore decrease your value as a support weapon. And buy lots and lots of lowcaps mags lol If your field allows you to use a drum mag I guess that's fine too...