Rogerborg

It's entirely up to the site(s), you'll have to look into that. Some fire control systems actually let you program in a DMR delay to limit the rate of fire. There's a significant degree of trust involved in DMRs given the minimum engagement distance, and the potential for abusing them by spamming. One of my locals just disallows them completely (everything has to either be <1.2J or bolt action), and frankly I agree with them given how hard it is to marshal DMRs. HPA makes Baby Jesus cry.

Given that your choices include a gun with a carbine mag and one that's a Mk23 pistol in a body-kit, I assume that a .308/7.62mm style magazine isn't a deal breaker for you. In that case, you could just up-spring your SSR4 and restrict it to semi with a grub screw (depending on your local site(s) rules). A barrel extension and/or silencer can let you use a longer barrel, and swapping out the cylinder for an unported one is simple enough if you want to open the gearbox. If you want something new, magazine cost and availability needs to be factored in. The Vorsk only uses its own proprietary mags, and they're not cheap, nor necessarily available (PatrolBase doesn't have any long mags). The SSX303 (which is non-blowback, not blowback) takes Mk23 mags, which gives you more choice. If you want to go gas, I'd go with that over the Vorsk all day long. The East Crane (who?) and Golden Eagle will both need locking to semi, and up-springing (same as your SSR4 would). Both use proprietary low and mid caps, so again you'll need to factor in cost and availability to buy more. The Double Bell is the only AEG on that list which is actually "DMR" spec out of the box, and comes with a hi-cap magazine so there are no extra costs. I believe that mid-caps are available. I'd be looking for reasons not to get that from those 3 electrics.

Oh, I know those! You're not supposed to be permitted to be allowed to film there because they're specially protected critical secure private government sites, mate, it's not allowed.

It's a smart move to make them from 18650s, they're ubiquitous in pretty much everything from electric shavers to electric cars - if you pop open a car battery, thousands of them will spill out. However, it also leaves you vulnerable to bad batches or bait-and-switch by suppliers, or ham handed construction. I note Titans claim to be "made in the USA", which isn't the flex they imagine.

And two batteries and one mag is the wrong way round. The first thing you should do with an AEP is convert it to lipo one way or another.

Still optimistic at that price, given that it's two toned, and the nimh model with anaemic performance. Lipo transforms them, and you can get the lipo-ready CYMA CM.127 from PatrolBase with free two-toning for £65 plus the postage that he isn't even offering. Remember that we're comparing used and unknown condition to new.

Bit cringe, mate, you should pretend to be a real soldier, not a pretend one.

Aside, are those Titans just 3 18650 lithium ion cells taped together? Sorry, looks like they're fucked. There's no way they should jump from 3.17v per cell (nearly discharged) right up to 4.2v like that.

That's the real issue bro has: he's built his dream gun, which has value to him. He's likely reduced the value of the components.

Ahoy and welcome back. And yes, flecktarn is best tarn.

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Exactly that, which is why there's little point in over-thinking it. I haven't heard anything bad about the Delta Armory brand, but neither do I put a premium on brand names - looking at you, G&G. Personally I'd go with a FLEX and run it on 11.1V. But if you're happy with the value proposition of the Delta Armory, and if you get a good example, then it's the right choice for you.

Yup, you're at about 0.8J which is pretty poor (unless you're a Tokyo Marui true believer). You can throw in a stronger spring, although you're putting more stress on the components than by improving the air seal. If you are going to just up-spring, and if that 0.8J and M90 are accurate, and you have a chrono available, I'd go to an M105 or M110. If you come out hot, you can cut a coil off, or just heat and flatten a coil with a gas flame.

Ahoy and welcome. It's got all the good stuff, and decent polymer bodies are fine. Alternatives would be the Double Eagle M9XX series, or any of the Specna Arms with a fire control system. The FLEX range offer phenomenal value for money, although the motor in the Delta Armory (sic) may be better. There's no standard for what "high torque" means, which is why I buy aftermarket. You're really spoiled for choice in M4s at the moment, and pretty much anything offered by Patrol Base - not you, NUPROL - will work. Avoid the very cheapest CYMA M5xx guns (because of the toytown plastic), pick whatever you like the look of, and pull the trigger.