Madbull Noveske Keymod rails

[Stealth]

Originally Posted by SuperHog

I may just pick up PTS Mega Arms MKM LM4. That thing is nice.

It's only $690 at Trigger.
:/

[Rabbit]

Originally Posted by SuperHog

So I guess the Noveske Rifleworks NSR KEYMOD Polymer Rail Panel Set won't work on a Noveske Keymod rail by Madbull?

No - the Madbull NSR rail is pure dog shit because it doesn't have keymod slots on the bottom of it. Only screw holes to put the rail piece. As shown in the OP's original picture.

Terrible repro.

[SuperHog]

Originally Posted by Rabbit

No - the Madbull NSR rail is pure dog shit because it doesn't have keymod slots on the bottom of it. Only screw holes to put the rail piece. As shown in the OP's original picture.

Terrible repro.

I would rather buy the Madbull Strike Megafins, lots of key holes, but Airsoftparts and Toronto Airsoft not carrying them, but instead they have the Noveske NSR's

[redneck12]

Check with Airsoftparts he is able to get you any of Madbull's line up.

[SuperHog]

Originally Posted by Stealth

It's only $690 at Trigger.
:/

I changed my mind on this failed PTS product. I will hold on to my $690

http://airsoftcanada.com/showpost.ph...5&postcount=14

[Stealth]

Wait you thought it was actually billet for sub $500 USD?

[SuperHog]

Originally Posted by Stealth

Wait you thought it was actually billet for sub $500 USD?

No I did not "thought", I must have heard him say "pot metal" when he said "billet" twice in this video.

time 2:30 - "billet lower"
time 2:39 - "billet upper"

PTS Mega Arms MKM AR15 (GBB) introduction! - YouTube

[Stealth]

As soon as I hear anything like "CNC" or "billet" or "forged" being used around airsoft parts, I immediately chalk it up to marketing jargon..Unless you're dealing with Suzutomo, or Eagle Eye.

The price is usually a giveaway.

In other news, Rainier Arms has just released their Force series Keymod rails at very attractive price-points.

[SuperHog]

Originally Posted by Stealth

As soon as I hear anything like "CNC" or "billet" or "forged" being used around airsoft parts, I immediately chalk it up to marketing jargon..Unless you're dealing with Suzutomo, or Eagle Eye.

The price is usually a giveaway.

In other news, Rainier Arms has just released their Force series Keymod rails at very attractive price-points.

So if a airsoft maker says he is using "Anodized USA Grade T6-6061 or 7075" it is marketing jargon for " Painted China Pot-Metal"

What the rep is saying in the PTS video is a lie/false information not to be confused with jargon.

[SuperHog]

Stealth,

I have been looking at the DYTAC Keymod rail on your site for a while now and assuming what you say is jargon, the specs say "anodized aircraft grade T6-6061", so because it is an airsoft part made in Hong Kong, am I to assume it is "painted pot-metal"?

http://www.airsoftstore.ca/index.php...h2ccbse9g9pks2

[Stealth]

The Dytac rails - As far as I can tell is aluminum, whether or not it's actually 6061T6 is questionable.
The anodizing looks to be Type II, as it's quite thin - it's not painted.

You should always question the material and process of airsoft parts. But in my mind, if I'm paying a quarter of the price for a replica that is even half as good as the real steel counterpart - I'm coming out on top. Let's be honest - If I want 7075, Type III A hardcoat anodize, I'm going to spend the money for the real deal.