they brought it to kwa day at vanguard. held it personally, wasnt very impressed and for that price tag im not going to even give it a second thought.

That pricetag +mags

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Hello, and welcome to my review of the G&P Marine Stock!

Background: I was tired of the wobble and look of my crane stock and didn't want to go with a full stock. I placed my order on AirsoftGi on Monday, July 30th around 8:45 at night and it was processed the next day. The stock cost $105.00 and in my order I also purchased a $5.00 patch, with a discount coupon and free shipping I paid a total of $102.65. It arrived to my door Friday, August 3rd at 10:37 Am. I believe I got the last one because after I ordered mine, it went out of stock online here -> http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=3364

Packaging: It came in box that was very large in comparison to the Stock. It was well packaged with packing paper on bottom and top although I have no worries about it breaking.
The stock came nicely packaged in a thick clear plastic with the separate parts individually packaged.
Everything that came included. The swivel mount was not mounted in the box.

First Reaction: When I first took it out of the package I was immediately impressed. The weight of it was much more than my crane stock.  I put all the parts of the crane stock (the screw and sling mount thing are inside) on my scale and it's weight was 14.3 Ounces.
After I put all the pieces of the Marine Stock on the scale I was gratified by a very solid 1Lb and 11.3 Ounces.
Mounting: In order to use this stock the piece on the back of your receiver that your stock goes on can only be 25 millimeters. Depending on the gun you have (I had a G4 or GnG) and I had to cut about 1 inch off of the tube.
Now in order to get the stock apart you have to unscrew 4 hex screws that hold the two parts of the stock together, I have read some things about this and I have to agree with them that this is a pain in the butt. The screws screw into a nut thing that goes on the other side of the stock.
 
When I tried to attach the stock to my gun I encountered a problem. Due to the Skeleton style of the stock the way to attach it was very difficult to tighten the screw that goes into your gun. After I tightened it by hand (only could get two fingers on the screwdriver) the stock wobbled side to side a little. I solved this problem by using a pair of pliers to tighten the screw.

Battery Space: There is a lot of room in this stock for your favorite batteries. I got a 9.6 nunchuck in and still had room for an additional cell in length and in the picture the battery is sitting nicely in just one side and the middle of the stock so I believe you could get a tri-leg nunchuck in like this one http://www.evike.com/product_info.php?products_id=24476.

Where did you find for 10.00 a piece?
Thanks

http://www.evike.com/product_info.php?products_id=30153 or 5 for $42 http://www.evike.com/product_info.php?products_id=30154

As the title says are there any fishermen out there? If there are what do you use (type of rod/fishing style) and where do you go?
At one point or another chances are I have done it. My favorite is fly-fishing and I have been tying my own flies for about 6 months. I have fished in many of the lakes and rivers in AZ and many of the rivers and a few lakes in New Mexico with various means of tackle and rods. Also have gone out of San-Diego on a few long range trips. The place I go to most often is Dead Horse Ranch, at least when they are stocking trout. I also got the az big fish of the year award in 08' for a 35 inch catch and released carp.

The lock-in I went too didn't that many small kids. Most of the people there were probably 15+ with a few kids. You can watch their YouTube videos of shooting the Pinatas, everyone was either in group A or B.

no. you dont need a longer inner barrel. the "silencer" is merely for looks.

The supressor is just there to hide/protect your longer inner barrel if you were to do that.