jsmithski

Sure you can do that as far as the diameter is good. You can also try swapping the mount (requires sewing).

There are different standards. Always measure it first before ordering.

See, Brexit starts to pay off

Looks exactly like my old KWA SR10!

Exactly. You have to kill the urge inside yourself to paint everything in one go - and I mean it, because it will be itching like hell and the damn satan behind your ear will whisper all profanities and try to convince you with all his powers to make you skip the paint curation time. If you submit, your gun will look like shit and the satan will laugh in AEG (and I mean poorly shimmed and motor leveled one).

Yeah, HAO designed it to help you fire from the hip

I use a similar nub to SixG (also brass but made by Wii Tech) with ML Autobot.

Because those things you start to feel after some time. I’m used to the mws trigger already so don’t complain. The rifle is fine

You got that wrong. No AEG has a realistic trigger, only gbbrs. If you ever fired a RS AR15 then you would feel the difference. Of course mws is a toy and I’m not expecting it to be like the RS but it’s true that GHK has a more snappy trigger. Overall imho mws trigger is just fine.

Those sears are some kind of metal coated with silver something that scratches easily. I would not call it steel though.

Disassemble, clean, use sandpaper on contact surfaces, lube. It helped a bit on my mws.

That’s why electromagnets were so much looked for around 2014-2015 but the prototype never saw the daylight. You know, aeg kind of piston propelled by an electromagnet instead of a spring and gears.

That was alyanairsoft, but he’s no longer selling them (moved on to one of airsoft manufacturers). There a guy in Russia though, who’s continuing his work: https://facebook.com/KuzminSolutions/

Hmm... I already have 3 hpa drums and 2 hpa hi caps for my other gbbrs. But that kills the realism. Unless it’s hpa mag well made to accept aeg mags. Hmm

There are 2 ways: 1. milling the real steel complete ambi selector (I was close but not close enough so it was not working properly on SAFE) 2. Using only the right hand side switch and fitting it to the Marui one sided selector. This one is easy, you just need dremel and threading tool. You can find a picture of it posted 1 or 2 pages back.