Wolf-Armaments GmBh

On this page you will find some of my Semi-Custom work (meaning nothing was fabricated in the making),both past and present.

TM AKM (Goldeneye), Built 3rd Quarter 2004. Later traded to Tascabe on Red-Alliance.net For a Guarder Econo Kit. The AKM was built using a Guarder 04 kit and various other bits. The receiver turnion was custom modified to fit a real gas tube and bolt but I never got around to installing them. The kit (04 prior to their metal kits) came to be beaten and banged up so it took quite a bit of work to get the gun looking nice again. the S stock was added to imitate the Goldeneye AKs which were Romanian AK-47s  modified to look like Russian AKMs.

This gun was not built back in the 4th quarter of 1999, Twas the first gun I ordered from overseas. The outerbarrel, foregrip, and shell tube have all been shortened and cosmetically redone with bondo. The chop job didn't affect the inner-barrels or the guns accuracy. This gun finally broke down last year after a good 6 year run.. It would of still been chugging if a certian moron hadn't slam fired it.. >.>

Built 4th quarter of 2005 using a Guarder Econo kit obtained from tascabe and a doner TM AK-47. While it may not seem custom to many the installation of the kit and internals were a big enough pain to get it listed. Oh and yes it has the Autoback installed, funny thing about the autoback. Everyone says they kill guns but mines been working fine for 10K rounds (knock on wood). I guess most of them ignore the whole "Use only with guarder piston/Piston head" Advisory on the instructional pamplet

Built in 2004 right after the UTG came out. (Contray to what most folks say these guns make a good base for a project gun) The SIR unit is a real ARMS peice, body was reinforced with bondo and steel rods to make it more rigid and cut down on noise coming from the gearbox. Gearbox was hand polished to a mirror finnish and internals were running off 7mm Bushings.

Something neat to note about this gun, With a slight modification (silver sodder on the trigger) one could obtain a reliable 3-4 round burst with a light touch of the trigger... Took skill to do but it was better than the alternatives of the day (Burst chip, or just Semi/FA)

Built in early 2000, it was my very first attempt at a custom gun. Internally it was upgraded to 350 FPS with reinforced parts, externally it had a ZEKE metal kit installed. The foregrip was a Guarder and the motor plate was a "heat sink" made by FIRST. I did fabricate and mount the outerbarrel myself (ABS/PVC). After much expermenting however I decided that it looked fairly stupid with the mp-5 magazine.

I built this peice in the 4th quarter of 2004. Internally it was totally redone from the ground up, externally I polished the "Trades plate" and receiver pins. The rest is pretty straight forward. Probably the most reliable gun I ever had, Traded in 05 along with my MC51 for a Toy-Tec Gas P90.

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