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Everything posted by BigStew
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other than fitting a mosfet with your current set up no idea. all i can suggest is look through this manual https://www.greekairsoft.gr/manuals/manual.asp?Manufacturer=WELL&Filename=WELL+Scorpion+R2+Manual.pdf and see what parts you still have.
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should be universal. i would recomend these individual tools over the spoked ones https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/313658049993?chn=ps&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&amdata=enc%3A1IK6TjYFtS-ubFpNE6YjMgw97&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&itemid=313658049993&targetid=1395027287896&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=1007336&poi=&campaignid=15278604175&mkgroupid=135429446288&rlsatarget=pla-1395027287896&abcId=9300698&merchantid=6995734&gclid=Cj0KCQiAk4aOBhCTARIsAFWFP9EpNUhqfqQwp5UhoPp-GNB_h82MOAh-ZBbJaHvGcs0qu1oUme4bEgkaAptuEALw_wcB
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I would put money on the reason people are using an 8.4v nicad is that it came with the gun or they pulled it out of storage after 15 years.
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And that's the problem 99% of non hit taking is the shooter not hitting the target. So the problem is the player with super duper gun that can shoot laser straight and hit a 2 inch target at 100m can't judge distance for shit. So when they get frustrated at the non hit taker and move position to actually be in range and then then light up the player "who didn't take their hits" they become the arse hole ruining people's days. As Marshall I pull up far more people for shouting take your hit than actual non hit taking.
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something like this https://www.skirmshop.nl/en/glock-high-speed-holster.html
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G&G in stock https://gunfire.com/en/products/fn-f2000-etu-assault-rifle-replica-with-scope-black-1152222190.html
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Unless you are planning to run an 11.1v lipo you do not need a MOSFET. 7.4v is equivalent to a standard nicad battery (what ever that is been that long time since I ran a nicad battery) if you are definitely going for a cybergun F2000 try and find out who is the OEM can't confirm but it might be a G&G (multiple different versions some have ETUs fitted) or might be a JG so function build quality/finish will vary. Or rumours are wrong and it's just a JG in which case don't over pay.
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High ROF is not the issue ( i don't see the point you can still suppress with low ROF and save ammo) but the player them selves as only one person is having fun when some one gets lit up with 60rd and the person having fun is an arsehole. site I play at doesn't have rof restrictions, but if you're spamming people words will be had.
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Did maruzen make a TMP as far as I am aware there is only ns2(system 7) pre ns2 KSC/KWA/ASG TMPs other than the really cheap AEP.
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The TM barrels are relatively thick plastic if you get WE 11mm to 14mm adapters you can tap a thread into the stock barrels.
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Yeah I can do that
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Christ inflation is bad i bought one years ago for £180 and punted it for £130 as no one wanted it.
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Actually there are a few EU websites that imposed that minimum order value both gunfire and Taiwan gun( before they just stopped shipping to UK completely) just of the top of my head. The amount is not completely arbitrary I just can't say off the top of my head why it's that amount and can't be bothered looking it up. Thank you for your well informed and helpful contribution to this thread.
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again TM make the best GBB pistols they are however plastic and don't need to run on green gas
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Best spring pistols are probably TM. You aren't going to get high FPS as a pistol will be to hard to cock with a high power spring.
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Any one brought from a Dutch shop krale? they appear to still be willing to ship to uk.
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Not VFC then don't go krytac, Ares or ICS they tend to have proprietary parts. If you are set on a specific build don't go TM recoil you'll just spend a lot of money to make it worse than stock. other than that internally pretty much all m4 platforms are the same inside just varying levels of quality. I would consider the cyma platinum series as a good starting place if it has to be an M4. If you can go off script CYMA M14 is everything you want it's cheap new so plenty of money for parts. It performs great out the box. It's easy to disassemble the gear box is easy to work on. Look up negative Airsofts latest you tube video he does a quick M14 personal build fitting a MOSFET. If you can get to a shop definitely do that have a feel of the guns even with M4s slight changes can make guns more or less comfortable to use. If it is a project gun second hand is definitely worth consideration especially if you are planning to upgrade. Airsoft warranties are Sketchy at best and if you open the gun at all even just to change the hop rubber your warranty could be void. Hope that help. Sorry for intial harsh response we get to many post for new people who go "I have bought this gun is it any good? I have never used it what should I change as I want to shoot midges at half a km" So us old timers get just a bit cynical. Also be aware it's good you have actually thought through in what you want to build but even a good build will be inherently more unreliable make sure you have a bone stock back up for when your build shits it's self mid game.
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a proper Odin speed loader is exspensive but worth it compared to the knock offs. Mag wise it's generally better to stick to the same brand as the gun but with Airsoft that's not a guarantee. Generally MAG mid caps have a relatively high capacity and are more likely to feed fine than other brands. You take commissions for printing might pay the next gun?
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whats your budget and why do you want good internals if you are just going to up grade everything? you might as well get what ever gun you like the external look of. Going to be rude here and ask have you any experience working on guns or you just watched a bunch of you tube vids that say you have to up grade straight away. Have you actually played airsoft? Off the top of my head G&G, CYMA, specna arms make good m4 guns for reasonable money. VFC make expensive guns that look great but have shit internals, Tokyo Marui are the dad of all modern airsoft and their recoil range is really good and you do not need to up grade them at all. You can get a decent gun for the cost of a gate titan it has a lot of functions most people wont use why do you feel you need it? Rate of fire isn't really important anything out the box is fine if you go for a high rate of fire you run the risk of spamming other players. Accuracy comes from good quality BBs, cleaning your barrel and taking the time and using a range to set your hop right for the weight of BBs you are going to use. range wise most airsoft guns shoot accurately at around 45 to 55ish meters. Unless you go to a DMR or bolt action you are not going to see a massive increase by up grading gears/motor/piston/hop/barrel how much money are you willing to spend for an extra 5/10m range. Basically any gun over £100 is likely to perform decently enough and you can spend a lot of money chasing performance with little to show for it and you may end up making your gun unreliable.
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Why do you want to change anything? have you used the gun? if so have you chrono'd it have you set the hop for the bbs you want to use? have you check the range(if you are getting 50ms you'll be putting in a lot of effort for not massive returns) other than give the barrel a clean unless you have specific goals in mind just leave it alone, especially if you only have one gun you really don't want to start upgrading a gun unless you have a back up.
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for those that care Zero in is back
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New Generally don't buy used pistols. I want to used them as bases for para ordances as they are double stacks.
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So has anyone with a new generation Glock actually managed to make it fire this way?