G36 with Beta C-mag

[UncleWalther]

Here's something a little different I've been putting together. Non-restricted goodness:

 

[Clvland]

Very nice! That's one hell of a set up!! How do you like it compared to the Swiss arms?

 

[glock9x19]

$250 US for a 5 round magazine? nice

 

[UncleWalther]

$250 US for a 5 round magazine? nice

Good news for you bud.... Canadian law does not require you to buy one.

I just knew the smart-ass comments would begin. My pictures always seem to be laced with some sort of smart-ass attractant

 

[glock9x19]

lol

 

[darkshadow]

That is sweet! Man I want a g36 conversion

 

[CNADNSL8-5]

nice!

 

[Sinasta]

That is sweet! Man I want a g36 conversion

It's not a conversion.

 

[Kano]

$250 US for a 5 round magazine? nice

It's actually a reasonably priced magazine when you consider the cost of the gun. And we won't be so smug if the mag cap limits ever get lifted.

 

[USP]

$250 US for a 5 round magazine? nice

$50 per round....money well spent! Great pics.

 

[oenone]

Knowing that the Beta-C contains only 5 rounds makes the whole set-up look ridiculous.

But other than that, looks great!

 

[NavyShooter]

Almost makes me wish I still had my SL-8.......it's one rifle I do miss.

Your G-36 is pretty sweet!

NS

 

[UncleWalther]

Very nice! That's one hell of a set up!! How do you like it compared to the Swiss arms?

I am a Swiss Arms fan boy, but the G36 has some serious advantages that should be taken seriously. I haven't shot this one yet, but have put lots of rounds through my G36K. I own several SAN rifles. Here's my impressions:

1) Weight. The G36 feels a lot lighter, and is easier to manoever. The SAN riflles, except for the CQB, always feel muzzle heavy to me. SL8 conversions don't have the same weight distribution as the G36, due to the heavy SL8 barrel.

2) Ergonomics. I prefer the more verticle pistol grip of the G36. SAN hanguards are more comfortable.

3) Accuracy. My G36K shot on par with my SAN 14.3 carbine.

4) Bipod. SAN bipod sucks. G36 bipod is more solid.

5) Fit and finish. The G36 feels like... well, like a plastic gun! SAN wins, hands down.

6) Reliability. I hear the G36 is more reliable in real world applications. At the range, I've yet to see a malfunction from either gun.

7) Price. No need to even discuss this one.

8) Trigger. G36 trigger feels heavier, and a little dead compared to the SAN.

 

[koldt]

It all looks good!

Tell me about the difference/similarity between your G36P and a G36E. I've googled the P and can't find a lot of information. Who was it made for, etc?

 

[OZZ]

Nice one UW!! That shiznit is even outa my price range,dont let the haters get to ya.....

Is that a laser optic combo on there?

 

[hvmetalhead]

can you get the drum mags for the ar?

 

[acrashb]

$50 per round....money well spent! Great pics.

Agreed! It's hard to put a price on LCF. And you can't beat a beta c-mag for LCF.

 

[USP]

Agreed! It's hard to put a price on LCF. And you can't beat a beta c-mag for LCF.

Anybody who buys this sort of stuff will have to admit that $250 is a very small amount of change considering what the overall stuff costs these days.

 

[Demon971]

Knowing that the Beta-C contains only 5 rounds makes the whole set-up look ridiculous.

But other than that, looks great!

Five rounds until SHTF, then it's a hundred rounds... lol

 

[angrysoldier]

i seen a g 36 here in canada for sale, i think at wolverine for 9000!