Saw a comment earlier on about how the A1 Raptor or the SSQ would be better than a stock KC02.
For anyone that cares, this is nonsense because:
•The Nov/A1A gun is made of the cheapest, heaviest and most brittle pot metal. There’s the leftover redundant front section from the A1A’s take down function, meaning the only thing that centres and retains the outer barrel assembly is the rail.
•The “improved” tdc wheel has no tensioner. It’ll happily just adjust itself from the action of the bolt.
•The A1A banana mags are infamously leaky, potential hand grenades. The KC02 mags are indestructible.
•The Novristch team left behind several redundant parts from the A1A’s trigger box, one of these being the full auto sear. The split sear system in those full auto packs is terrible and I can see many of these guns refusing to fire in semi auto soon.
• The roller bearing on the hammer is going to destroy the Chinesium bolt carrier on the SSQ22.
Finally, the feedback I’ve had on the feel of the SSQ is that the quality of the plastics is comparable to a cheap Nerf gun.
Stock KC = much better base gun for a build. If you’re curious about the Novristch, the sales section will be full of them soon.
Rogueworx are designing a replacement hop unit and nozzle for this dumpster fire. Give it a year or so and the SSQ may be a good platform
As a Brucey bonus for getting to the end of my wall of text, here are my own rather naughty KC02 builds.
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