Recent content by Nick G

If it's the same as the L96 was then the hop arm has a built in nub so it doesn't have the ability to use one. Degree wise , I'd probably go 70 or 75 . From memory it worked pretty well . I did eventually go over to an Airsoft Pro hop unit in the L96 , but a large part of that was down to me...

Looks similar to the Well L96 rubber too . Maple leaf used to make a replacement that worked well . Not sure if it's still available . Yep , still available...

Another vote for the grip mod !

It's the spring for the safety . Bit of a fiddle to fit properly , but here is a picture of mine in position . Nick

Put a Crazy jet inner barrel and a Maple Leaf bucking in a mate's 416 a couple of weeks ago . Seems to have transformed the accuracy from what he reports.

It's not a bad idea to fit one . You can just turn the pressure down on the regulator , but I find with mine the NPAS is a better solution.

They are great fun to use , you'll have a blast

Not familiar with the Crusader adapter , but looking at it on HPA site , yes the line in the kit should attach direct . Then set your bottle output pressue and off you go .

I've used them quite alot over the years , parts and RIFs and I've never had a single issue and always found them helpful.

We had a lad turn up last year in full Knights templar kit , armour , tabard , helmet , fake sword , the whole thing . Sounded great if you managed to hit him ! He got some fantastic sword kills , and last game we all had to hunt him and his guards down . No one ever found him , full shiny...

I've still got my AEGs , but honestly can't remember the last time I used one . Don't even take one on game day as a back up , just take 2 or 3 GBBRs and use whichever best suits the game .

I wonder what RPS my AAP fires at now it's got a lightweight bolt , uprated recoil spring and some short stroking , It certainly sounds rapid

Jaeger has posted an unboxing video of it . Aparantly there are some issues with the first batch , some of which involve replacing the engine aparantly . Odd looking thing , not my cup of tea , but each to their own.

Definitly not temperature related , it's been doing it all year aparantly . The charging handle / nozzle thing is interesting though , I'll look into that thanks.

If it sat further back it might actually be too close to the trigger guard for comfortably operating with the finger tip . Sorry for double post , bloody tech !