View Full Version : Heavy!!! Help!!!!
hudabom246
07-25-2007, 05:05 AM
my mr2 is really heavy with a 9 oz. Tank and a halo b. is there anything i can do??? please help!:mad: :mad: :mad:
Jegger24
07-25-2007, 05:09 AM
I have an MR2 and they are simply just heavier markers. I guess you could try running a remote line putting your tank on your waist...although that won't make a huge difference.
badmagic
07-25-2007, 05:22 AM
I got the same setup: MR2 and Halo B, it's just heavy! I run a remote and it does make a difference though. If it really bothers you remove the forward shroud, hand grip, and rail. That should lighten it a bit but it will look ugly.
Maxx-Damage
07-25-2007, 06:26 AM
When i want my gun lighter, i just take off the stock, sight rail, and the 2 body peices above the frame grip. Took off about 2lbs.
wylde01
07-25-2007, 06:57 AM
just buy a sling and all the weight can relax on your shoulders untill you get ready to shoot.
**** i thought the mr2 is light with a 9oz, try the mr2 with a steelie 3000 psi tank, or 4500 psi carbonfiber tank,
swoosh81
07-25-2007, 12:09 PM
Start lifting weights. Seriousley
jimmythefoot
07-25-2007, 12:37 PM
just buy a sling and all the weight can relax on your shoulders untill you get ready to shoot.
best advice
jimmythefoot
07-25-2007, 12:37 PM
Start lifting weights. Seriousley
LOL
second best advice
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second best advice
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i was going to say that, but i thought it might be mean
Hossy
07-25-2007, 01:42 PM
Start lifting weights. Seriousley
no, this is the best. You may be a frail little kid, go to ****s (Richards Supporting goods) The sports authority, or something of the sort, because they sell 5 pound weights pretty cheap.
Do a few excersizes with those, like 100 Curls, and youll be fine
ksee777
07-26-2007, 07:37 AM
... it's only a 9oz tank... how is the gun that heavy? I personally like it heavy... it's a mil-sim gun. If it isn't heavier than my AR-15, then it's considered light.
spyderbanger
07-26-2007, 08:22 AM
Did you really buy a Milsim marker and complain of the weight? It could be worse, I seen some guy with a MR3 w/ a 20 inch barrel and HPA right on his marker. That was like 9lbs.
theklu
07-26-2007, 03:19 PM
i run a remote and use the tippman dagger vest (great vest, hardly tell there is a tank on my back, but hard to reach extra pods) http://www.actionvillage.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/eCS/Store/en/-/USD/DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=Fl3wAsu1TmrxWI0cPe0wqsFhnklYyv9pjfw=?Pro ductID=ufnAqArbnfAAAAERo5g8qVcO
OllieNedabII
07-26-2007, 05:55 PM
Just man up, the marker is just heavy and you have to get used to it. A couple sets of pushups won hurt.
Did you really buy a Milsim marker and complain of the weight? It could be worse, I seen some guy with a MR3 w/ a 20 inch barrel and HPA right on his marker. That was like 9lbs.
i run a mr2 with a halo b, steel hpa tank, and 16 inch j&j, yea its heavy,
but you get use to it,
Jarhead
07-27-2007, 03:31 AM
Did you really buy a Milsim marker and complain of the weight? It could be worse, I seen some guy with a MR3 w/ a 20 inch barrel and HPA right on his marker. That was like 9lbs.
You think the marker is heavy, shoot when I was in the Corps I carried a M60 with several 100 round belts plus my pack. On a good day I carried a extra 90 lbs.
I like the heavier feel, makes me think that it is more durable than a lighter one.
Again best advice is doing some push ups and get a sling
darth massacre
08-06-2007, 08:50 PM
You think the marker is heavy, shoot when I was in the Corps I carried a M60 with several 100 round belts plus my pack. On a good day I carried a extra 90 lbs.
I like the heavier feel, makes me think that it is more durable than a lighter one.
Again best advice is doing some push ups and get a sling
Apologies for pushing this up.
Jarhead, you jarheads are friggin nuts. I remember carrying my combat load, my fieldpack plus my medical packs and that came in at about 50 pounds, maybe 55. Good thing I'm not an MG gunner.
But I do agree, the weight of the MR2 makes it a stable platform to shoot. Far from being dismissive, the advice given to toughen up is a good one - that and the remote+sling config will also lighten the load somewhat.
oldironmudder
08-06-2007, 08:59 PM
Back in the day I ran a TL+, 16" barrel w/ silencer, revvy & 20oz tank. Tipped the scales at 15lbs w/ no paint. I could handle it but full on running was a bit rough.