Now it has decayed into a sort of cream/dirty white color.
Time stalks us all: humans and our unfinished projects alike.
This is the 98 Custom I was building in my dorm way back when, probably 2004 or so.
With intent to build an ultimate 98 Custom and general purpose trolling gun, I bought a used (maybe not working) E-bolt and low pressure kit equipped 98 custom on PBN.
That was fun for a while but then one of the kids I played with showed me a picture of the 98 with the Matrix LCD board in it. I scored one of those boards for about 10$ or something dumb also on PBN and set to work but stopped when I saw how poorly that board actually fit into a 98.
Clearly a Predator-Morlock board, a new solenoid, and a ram from the clippard catalog was the answer. And some QEV's because reasons. And a Rufus center feed kit.
Despite all the sloppy cutting done on the front steps of the residence hall with a dremel and hand tools, it did work. Sort of. It had a huge bounce problem, sometimes to the point of runaway. While trying to dial them away, something else came up and I put the gun into my toolbox where it has been ever since.
Time stalks us all: humans and our unfinished projects alike.
This is the 98 Custom I was building in my dorm way back when, probably 2004 or so.
With intent to build an ultimate 98 Custom and general purpose trolling gun, I bought a used (maybe not working) E-bolt and low pressure kit equipped 98 custom on PBN.
That was fun for a while but then one of the kids I played with showed me a picture of the 98 with the Matrix LCD board in it. I scored one of those boards for about 10$ or something dumb also on PBN and set to work but stopped when I saw how poorly that board actually fit into a 98.
Clearly a Predator-Morlock board, a new solenoid, and a ram from the clippard catalog was the answer. And some QEV's because reasons. And a Rufus center feed kit.
Despite all the sloppy cutting done on the front steps of the residence hall with a dremel and hand tools, it did work. Sort of. It had a huge bounce problem, sometimes to the point of runaway. While trying to dial them away, something else came up and I put the gun into my toolbox where it has been ever since.