Rambino’s New Gat ***updated on page 4***

ENOS !!! but ya it is made over seas , but hey how else do you expect the price to be low 

So I finally took the thing apart.  Here are internal pictures:

What I started with:

 

Front cover off.  Two screws.  No access to anything exciting other than more screws.

 

Battery cover off.  This is a nice feature.  Single allen screw to change the battery, without any disassembly.

 

Foregrip off.  Two screws and an allen bolt.

 

Rear grip off.  It is held in place by two allen bolts, cocker/mag style.  There are standard bottomline holes on the bottom of the grip.

 

Expansion chamber exposed (XT and eXT only).  The ASA does not come off.  Looks like you could tap in any of your direct 98 accessories/lines into the powertube here to create a more custom look and use your own ASA.

 

Closer-up of same.

 

And the guts.  They look pretty much like 98 parts.  I don't have a 98 to make side-by-side comparisons, but it looks almost the same to me.

 

Partially reassembled.  It is fully functional in this form. 

 

It definitely requires a bit of effort to get in for a proper cleanup.  Clearly not intended for disassembly by users, but I think we expected that.

People that buy $100 guns tend not to disassemble them a lot.

seems like you can mill off quit a bit of excess plastic and have it working perfectly

I see an easy way to slap in PB Gun Internals into an Airsoft Body. Just mill out to bare minimun and find yourself a snazzy springer. A custom MILSIM mod for under $200.

Rambsy, buddy, would you, if you had to, stand on this gun. And have confidence it would not break?

The way I see it, I would run it over with my dodge and it looks like it would do fine. I wish Tippmann would have made it a lower price though.

Maybe they are getting rid of excess 98 parts to bring out another new gun?

i mean that the xt looks like an ion but has 98 internals...

well its the first thing i thought of...

looks like the ribs back by the hammer are there to catch grime and sludge, looks like it can go a good long while without cleaning.

I realized a skipped a picture.  Here is the inside of the grip frame, showing electronics.

The trigger structure is like the A-5 E-Grip, except that it is not a removable module like the A-5 trigger housing.  In that sense it is, again, just like the 98 trigger mechanism.  I haven't seen a 98 e-grip, but I would presume that it looks just like this.

Presumably most/all of your ebolt/e-grip trigger jobs would work on this gun.