BigStew

Is there room in the foregripe some AKs have removable gas tubes to fit a battery there.

Unlikely but if you decided to recreate the dukes of hazard and slide over the bonnet and then bugger the spring yeah they'll make you pay😁. Those stocks maybe pot metal but it will still take quite slot of applied force to break them.

The sopmod batteries are just old tech and proprietary. two 1300mAh should last you a game day unless you are ridiculously trigger happy. Really how long to charge them depends on what kind of charger you have and if it's set up for Ni-MH batteries so between half an hour to half a day. They should hold charger for quite a while but I prefer to charge the night before a game just in case. Here's a rewiring tutorial to convert to deans https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DVh-lb41RReo&ved=2ahUKEwjtm-LnmJ_1AhUNZcAKHYKNBmsQxa8BegQIBRAE&usg=AOvVaw2lQ4r0oxSOA-8AuYdOR15G. When you get a lipo you'll be wanting a nunchuck style battery and get nothing larger then a 7.4v but with the highest mAh possible(one 2600mAh should last you a day). Measure the dimensions of your sopmod batteries and get a lipo smaller just so it easier to get in and out your gun.

So that thing is spewing time back into the universe?

I think they work pretty well without GBB. that being said i want it to warm up so i can used it on my MP7

they don't even fit TM with out some fettling so the answer is sort of but it ain't a drop in part.

I am a 54inch chest (just big and fat) American stuff tends to be made in bigger sizes. I personally wear tiger Stripe most of the time.https://www.military1st.co.uk/ is good for sizes and range. Helikon stuff is pretty good quality for the price and flektarn is good camo for British woods.

If it's anything like their other tracers it will be a decent bit of kit.

it's a cyma so its fine but its an old design so bog standard v2 gearbox you are paying for the trades.

unless they don't make it I always go TM for pistols

none of the metal pistols will perform as well as a TM. out of that list KWA will perform the best its a KSC/KWA design unlike the WE, KJW being TMish clones. however unless you get a sale KWA are over priced for a 20ish year old design. The chrome coating on the TM guns wears through quickly (i keep my chrome desert eagle and Detonics as display pieces) so the option is to either clear coat them or have holsters with a soft lining. As the black TM pistols are bare plastic they don't wear anywhere nearly as bad as painted guns but they are prone to getting badly scratched if gritty material gets into the holster.

in theory you are right, but in practise with out upping the pressure significantly it will use more gas and be slower to cycle. you also have a greater cool down effect as well which contributes to slower cycle rates.

but what actual range are you getting? 30m, 40m, 50m or are you just airsoft estimating? you need to actually find how far the thing shoot to be able to start any meaningful upgrades and it maybe the case it's shooting as far as it can and the money you need to dump in it to get any real increase is not worth it.

might not be relevant you need to make sure the parts you are after are not pressure baring as they will fall foul of UK law then.

try looking up VFC they're the actual manufactures

Clean the barrel go to the range with a BBs of varying find which gives the best range. If you have done that already what range are you getting Also range/ accuracy isn't really the point of an LMG they are meant to suppress to allow your team mates to get the kills.

there is not really levelling up in airsoft pretty much all guns perform roughly the same out the the box. more money will get you nicer parts more features but you are not going to see amazing leaps in performance. what do you actually want? another Armalite? personally for that money TM P90, TM AUG High Cycle, 2d hand TM G36 recoil, CYMA M14 (well under budget you could get multiple guns).

it will help a bit. However the shell loaded style revolvers just aren't very good the design does not lend its self to range or accuracy and they are more a gimmick than a useful airsoft gun. Saying that i really want one congrats on getting one they are out of stock every where.

Well just did an image search for ASG CZ75D Compact NBB and 1st of all good luck finding one. The only ones i could find in stock were the 4.5mm BB guns (definitely not airsoft). They appear to have 12mm external threads( https://www.kotte-zeller.de/asg-cz-75d-compact-style-aluminium-silencer-mit-12mm-aussengewinde-schwarz ) which is not really standard for airsoft as they either have 12mm internal threaded barrels, 14mm or 16mm externally threaded barrels.

that seems very low. what weight of BBs are you using and is the hop set? Thinking about it if the guns brand new and you are near the shop just take it back and get them to look at. better for it to be something simple than void the warranty poking about in it.

according to this it takes a stick battery in the hand guard. so 7.4v lipo stick with highest mAh you can find.

grenade launchers make a gun feel very heavy quickly. the launchers are all pretty much the same it's the shells make them actually useful. other options are ICS GLM https://www.actionhobbies.co.uk/products/ics-glm-6-round-grenade-launcher-black/ or the ELGM https://extremeairsoft.co.uk/product/acm-eglm-scr-series-grenade-launcher-module-deluxe-black/ or cool factor M79 Blooper https://www.taiwangun.com/grenade-launcher-green-gas/m79-grenade-launcher-replica-real-wood-king-arms

a warm day maybe three/four and a bit. if you are getting two mags worth you are doing pretty good tis time of year. small tank volume is effected more by cool down more so than a double stack size mag.

Are you filling the mag vertically and what is the temperature where you are? Even though it's NBB it's a small tank and will struggle in sub 10 degree temperature. If you filled it correctly and using it a room temperature something's up with it.