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You'll have to open it up and check for anything broken.

If you got a good balance charger it may recover the nuprol battery enough to use. Keep the other names in mind when buying any new batteries. (its always good to take a few batteries on a game day) Check here: https://hobbyking.com/en_us/batteries-chargers/batteries/lipo.html https://www.vapextech.co.uk/batteries/airsoft-batteries/li-po-packs?product_list_order=price https://www.componentshop.co.uk/batteries/airsoft.html

Yes, they do usually come with some shims from factory but quite often just a basic level which can usually be improved.

Nuprol... there's your problem ? Try a decent brand like KongPower, VapexTech, VP, Turnigy or even HobbyKing

£12 Wow!

Luckily there are plenty of videos showing what to do. May as well try a re-shim while you've got it open.

Sounds like a battery problem but its shocking to me that an AEG would need so much power without a heavy recoil system. And for that price.... ?

Varnish the grip to make it look more like Bakelite. Suggested pistol King Arms SAA.

Very hard to tell if the components will work well together but the functional parts you listed should be good. I hope you have a chrono to test fps before and after. (Remember all site limit fps are with 0.2g) Oh, and what spec batteries are you driving it with?

Try an EBR ?

Welcome ✋ Wow, 6 years to find the forum ? Have a look around, you might find some interesting threads.

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I tried to get them to point forwards at first but they always came out. Then I tried backwards and it worked

Depends how authentic you want it to look. I made one out of a wire coat-hanger. Its strong enough to hold the AEG on a single point sling. (Bent prongs point backwards)

I can recommend Skirmish Wycombe in High Wycombe. Not too far from you. Just to ram it home even more... Rent for your first 3 games (at the same site) Then you can get UKARA registered and look to buy the toys. - First get good boots with ankle support. Either army surplus or more modern comfy ones. - Secondly get good eye protection. (full face or separate lower mask is recommended to protect the teeth) Aim to spend around £40 or so for good eyepro and some anti-fog wipes. (Someone chime in with the best) - Don't bother with a pistol until later. They are fun but add extra hassle to loadouts, need more preparation and not that important for woodland games.

Yes, the whole point of having a ported cylinder is to allow the piston to accelerate before beginning the compression phase. (Short stroking may be more useful with pistols) I may have heard that cats like short stroking... ?

If you like different, may as well go all out with random all the colours ?

Yeah the lettering and top logo came out really well. I just put in a bit of 'Aluminum Black' to match it all up

No, unfortunately I don't have one to test on.

Just send me a PM ?

Some more examples: CYMA CM033 Thompson CYMA CM032 M14 Testing on a 40mm grenade

I've used https://ast-gun.airsofttaiwan.com/ a few times with good results

I'd worry about the pearly whites ?

I think that was because they were bad for certain types of rubber used in seals. But I don't know if its still relevant since seals aren't made of rubber anymore and use synthetic compounds instead. Basically I use oil for light parts including seals or silicone grease on heavier metal to metal contact. Haven't had any issues yet...

Yep 3in1 is a good oil as well as GT85 You might want a thin layer of grease which won't run everywhere. Apparently WD-40 was developed to protect missiles in underground silos from rusting ?