kasaran

That's me

"any double stack"
 
Doesnt even fit a glock.....
 
That's some top tier sizing right there

True, but as a consumer im not going to continue purchasing them when I have had a failure rate of 66.66%.  £11 wasted...
 
I'm hoping others who have used them more may corroborate my experiance or make out that I have just been unlucky so far...

True, but as a consumer im not going to continue purchasing them when I have had a failure rate of 66.66%.  £11 wasted...
 
I'm hoping others who have used them more may corroborate my experiance or make out that I have just been unlucky so far...

Ordered yours a minute or so afterwards, hoping it's gonna be here tomorrow so I can tinker before sunday. they had zci barrels in

can we add a 590mm to that too plz?

haha thanks for the reminder.  i've noticed zci have had a few qc issues recently so i'm trying to get my own barrels made however will still continue to sell zci

SA-H04, the 416 version with the funky stock, so in that regard, its self inflicted.  The anoyance was getting so far before realising the mag release was held in by the worlds smallest grub screw causing me the scavenge neighbours allen key sets

I immediately started down the path of tinkering back when i'd only got the 1 aeg, needless to say these days i advise folk to have at least 1 gun that they leave alone....
 
Downside to tinkering is once you've reached a level where you can reliably build a good shooting pew, it puts you off expanding the collection because of the time/money you know you'll have to sink into it before it'll shoot at the standard you've gotten used to.
 
As for ak nubs, should be just standard (manufacturer specific oddities notwithstanding).

7.4 are fine, do not use 11.1 under any circumstances or you will kill it

i doubt that would work, the Cyma is an aeg and the motor is in the grip, front grip need to clam-shell too for the battery.  i mean.... it would work with a lot of fettling, but i lack the skill or gear to do that. (if i had the ability, id have made a wooden stock for my m14 by now)

Having got the original G&G UMG, the plastic certainly feels more sturdy than the Umerex's i poked at on a site that used them for rentals.  But for the price difference either will do ya fine.  Mine did need the hop unit modding though, as the slider was so lose it would undo itself.  Simple fix, a washer put under the bolt that holds it fixed it fine, and it hops 0.28's with ease stock.

the only other option i found was in canada with a flat rate $100 delivery fee (strykerles's link).  Its all building wish lists currently, though i would love my SVD to have the wooden kit...

room temp and shaken well, the missus (having a history with spray cans) did the base coat and found them to be bad.  oddly enough, the brown one was better, the khaki/tan one was the trouble maker.

I know a few places allow them.  Just feel the 40mike made everyone nervous about allowing them.

I know a few places allow them.  Just feel the 40mike made everyone nervous about allowing them.

yeah, thats the thinking. been wanting a MK18 for a while, and i have many AEG's gas shotties and pistols.  so maybe its an opportunity for something a little different and twice the cost xP

if your considering a mosfet id throw in a perun v2 hybrid again available fro our lovely ak2m4,also the m4 compression kit upgrade from ak2m4 is another gd call improved my m4 no end
 

Much thanks for the extra detail.  Will likely have a crack one of these weekends.  
 
As for your pegs, are they made from scratch or modded from something readily available?

It's not the springs. It's the mag inner sitting too far out of the feed tube allowing the bb retention nub to close. If you pull on the front bottom of the mag they will feed again as this pushes the nub back open. You need to shim your mag inners higher at the rear, and securely peg them in place.

I had to do the same thing with my LCT midcaps. And the review I wrote also mentions this and has the shimming solution. If that solution doesn't make sense just PM me, I had another guy asking about it a few months ago in PM's and I did him a more detailed explanation of the modification.

You need to inspect you mags first before you take them to bits.

The part I refer to as rollovers (blue) are the sides of the metal part of the mag where the mag comes up and over the feed nozzle. The goal is to get the top of the feed tube (purple) to be in line with the rollovers - as show by the magazine top line (red). See image.

In order to get the feed nozzle to be inline with those rollovers you are going to have to make a few modifications to both parts of the mag.

The plastic internal bit needs a chamfer (Angled edge) filing onto the leading edge of the magazine (orange second image).

The metal tang (green) needs bending out a little to allow the plastic parts to sit higher.

Once you have the feed nozzle in line with the magazine top line doing these actions you will then need to shim the plastic parts into place.

I made pegs/wedges. All they are is plastic that has been shaped to hold the plastic part of the magazine tight to the magazine top line. Those wedges are long enough that the magazine base plate holds them in and up. Stopping the feed tube falling away from the hop unit in the gun.

 

did notice my face mesh has 3 dents in it from bb strikes today...

did notice my face mesh has 3 dents in it from bb strikes today...

the measurements came from this guy https://arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/index.php?/topic/218851-raptor-mp-443-pya-grach/  and curious if i can replicate his results
 

Yeah. There is a special tool but can be done with a wide bladed flat screwdriver. They can work loose or it may be the 'o' ring letting gas by.
Regards 
 

cyma drum and plastic mids (both normal ak74 and the 40 round rpk mags) fit fine in my LCT RPKS74MN NV