[727baller]

Originally Posted by destroyer125

when the dm4 came out...they though it was the best thing next to sliced bread

yep, "this gun shoots asfast as your hopper can feed it" but the noid was caped at 23 bps

[nadrepadre]

rofl, yeah when i got my texas storm timmy from a guy who just bought a dm4 I was like,"so how fast can that shoot?" Hes like,"25 plus."

[MVPBRENT]

You have to realize though when the dm4 first came out the early halo b's just came out as well and they would feed a consistant 17-18 if you were lucky..

so 23-24 was still mind boggling.

[xXjoelXx]

you should take the two lines out that are in the dips on each side and then try and make it flow with the lines behind the dips

[lucifer_sam]

Take that ****ing ***** and spread it!

Get the stupid sheath off the front of the barrel, it always looked like Dye pissed on their blueprints. Also, I am quite certain that 50-70% of the bulk can be removed without subjecting the gun to structural failure. You know the internals are just a straight cylinder, so use that to your advantage. Also, the solenoid is placed on one side of the body; you could mill the vents out of boths sides and perhaps accentuate this lack of internals on the right side (I believe right side, anyways). And mill out the LPR so you can access it more easily; the LPR cap isn't even necessary, BTW.

[nadrepadre]

the lpr cap area is necessary to hold the frame on. I removed the barrel sheath thing off. And I'm milling more around the feedneck too, I just have to smooth it out some more.

[Ionhotshot]

Get rid of the part that looks like a giant capital E
It's in the middle of the body in the lower half, where the black and blue meet.
I always hated the DM4's milling because of that small section...it interrupts the flow of the lines of the rest of the milling.

[nadrepadre]

I think it looks fine atm but i might remove it later.

[shockrshootr23 (Banned)]

i think everything around the feedneck area needs to come off(the stupid fins, and about the half inch of metal above the feedneck threads).

[c0stc0mmand0]

i like wat u did with my old gun lol

[midman112]

looks good man cant wait to see it when you finish.

[outkast kid]

That E is supposed to be a sideways M for Matrix I am assuming. Can't wait to see these new pics

[inspectmygadget22]

Originally Posted by outkast kid

That E is supposed to be a sideways M for Matrix I am assuming. Can't wait to see these new pics

its an E, if you look closely you will see the D and the Y...... it spells DYE.

its sorta like subliminal advertising.

[TeamDarkRage]

you need to like smooth out the whole body and make it as light as the dm7

[nadrepadre]

yeah that isn't gonna happen.

[Castro #66]

Originally Posted by nadrepadre

yeah that isn't gonna happen.

Mostly because the differences in design between the DM4 and DM7 prevent that weight from being achievable. But, the DM4 CAN be lightened significantly, as proven by A+ and Elia custom milling.

[nadrepadre]

i know, its just i also know you can't get it as light as a dm7. a 6 you can, but not a dm7.

[Castro #66]

Originally Posted by nadrepadre

i know, its just i also know you can't get it as light as a dm7. a 6 you can, but not a dm7.

Well, while the weight will be similar to a DM6, the DM4 is still a longer platform overall, which is something you can't really change. If you were to cut down a DM5, you may be able to get it much closer (or less than) a DM6, since the DM5 has a shorter length overall. A lot of people don't realize that the weight changes in the DM line so far haven't just been "new milling" like many have complained about in the past. They usually improve the overall design in a way that can't be had in older models.

[nadrepadre]

i understand that. I have read on several accounts that their milled dm4s are slightly lighter than dm6s.

[Castro #66]

Hey, if you know that, cool. I'm sure I've shared something someone here didn't know.

[PAINTBALL ZILLA]

noice man. looks hot