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  1. paulus

    Time Left: 6 days and 17 hours

    • FOR SALE
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    For sale is my amazing Classic Army MP5 A3, which is the really old school MP5 with SEF style markings on the fire control. It was heavily upgraded by negative airsoft back in September last year at great expense, it included; Upgraded piston/piston head Guarder Gears Perun Hybrid Pro Warhead CNC Black Motor Wired in deans Locked to semi I can share some of the videos from negs work to confirm whats been done, it shoots at around 290 FPS at .25 and the trigger response is the best I've seen in an AEG (the combination of the perun, warhead motor and neg's tuning). It also includes; An sa80 sling. 8 midcap magazines, 5 of which have magpuls on them. A 3D printed torch handguard (getting the real ones seems to be impossible). Advertised for £350 included postage which is less than the upgrades/work cost me. This is a fantastic gun that will be a real wall hanger and asset in CQB.

    325.00 GBP

    , Pontypool

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  3. paulus
    I have a used classic army mp5 on the way, what recommendation would people have for midcaps? As I know some guns can be finicky
  4. paulus
    I've just refurbed a classic army spc, I do have a spare solid stock if your after a replacement for a few quid. I did have difficulty wiring it to a sliding stock as the small tamiya connector was in a tricky place, I ended up having to chop it off and add some more cable via some joints in the gearbox. Mine had metal bushings, the bits I changed were the piston and piston head (the one on mine was terrible), the air nozzle (be careful as the m4 one I bought was longer and caused feed issues), spring guide (as the one included looked low quality) and the tappet plate. I'm going to probably change the spring, cylinder and cylinder head next, but want to chrono it first at my local site. Good luck, swapping the solid stock to a sliding variant was very frustrating due to the highway pokery to get the cabling through.
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