The Prime LR300 kit.  (Ah, where does one begin:)  Arguably among the nicest 'M4-style' airsoft rifle extant.  Beautiful material, beautiful craftsmanship and obviously a work of passionate commitment by it's makers to 'get it right'.  They do the real-steel version a real honor as the two are hard to tell apart, side by side (which led to problems as you will read).  Like the Inokatsu M4 (which I own and thus can make the observation)  the Prime kit is so realistic that it was hard to get them safely through Customs because of that realism and material fidelity (not to mention trademark/trade dress.  Solid, aircraft-grade billet aluminium was used throughout.   As you know, the base gun was predicated to/for use with AEG hardware.   Therefore,  the amount or work necessary to 'convert' the gun to a GBB was truly a daunting and, ultimately,  magnificent undertaking.  Initially, DG was not keen on taking the project on.  But, given the subject matter and the fact that it would showcase DG's considerable skills in what is ultimately a small airsoft world community, and some other reasons, including germaine 'bragging-rights', DG agreed to produce two of the Prime guns, keeping one for the company, ostensibly as a prototype design bed.  About one year later - the project was completed (during which DG/Justin found themselves embroiled in some nasty third; party shenanigans that basically turned the company upside down and very nearly destroyed it).  Fast forward: after said issues with Customs, wherein the rifle was seized on the grounds that it violated regulations against importation of restricted firearms (!) and an ensuing appeal action that would make grounds for a good book, Customs released the gun. 

Gun is like new in perfect working order in both full, semi and safe modes.  Sips gas but delivers appx 450fps at 110psi.  Piece has perhaps 1000 shots through her and is basically still in break-in period (meaning it will just get even better performance with time/use)!

The internals of the gun have been closely inspected and some untidy mill-finishing work was cleaned-up to ensure the mechanics of the GBB system are in superb operational state - after all,  the world's only gas operated,  blowback Prime LR300 deserves no less.  The gun has never been fielded but she has made it to a number of events.  The attention she generates has been pretty incredible:)  I kid thee not

Oh, almost forgot - take a look at the S/N of the gun... (pic no. 2) 

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JAC's Thompson M1A1

My twin beauties. The fidelity is beyond belief and it's hard to tell it's not the real thIng. Weigh about as much too, at appx 12/13lbs each. Performance is, in a word, exhilarating! These gems are light-years away from Tokyo Marui Thompson guns and in another universe altogether from other such guns made by pretty much every airsoft outfit around (from the new King Arms down to the cheap Cyber Gun Cyber Gun abomination). In fact, the 500 known made JAC Thompsons' are/were constructed using authentic Thompson components, including all of the wood furniture, magazine shells (real Colt Arms military issue mags, complete with the old Colt trade-dress. They are built/cut from billets of brass, high-grade steel and weigh a shade under 13lbs, like the real MCCoy. Dependant on how one tunes them, they can shoot very hot or very modestly (for airsoft gaming). They also can be adjusted for ROF by swapping out the recoil/barrel-return spring. The top gun in the photos is set for about 28rps and can blast out 9 rounds with the merest/briefest tap of it's trigger with an output of 480fps at 90psi (the guns shoot semi too)! The bottom M1A1 is currently set for about 15rps and, at 70psi have an output of about 375fps. The JAC M1A1 is simply a superlative airsoft gun and I simply cannot call it a toy as much as are those other rarities/work of art the JAC B.A.R M1918A2, Asahi's venerable MG34, the Asahi's Walther WA2000 and the Asahi/ANGS collaboration - the M16A2 'Impulse' rifle and CAR-15 (the impulse guns were the FIRST airsoft rifles to have a 300' range, new and right-out-of-the-box, and fully capable of consistently hitting the intended target (and I have both impulse '16s in my collection and can attest to those claims)

Many thanks to my friend WolfGeorge who graciously allowed me to purchase my old JAC M1A1 back (she has traveled many a mile since I first traded her quite some time ago - and I was surprised indeed when I learned that it eventually ended up in GREECE with WG, of all people!!!).  Now she is back home in the much cooler climes of N. California with me, home where she belongs:)

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