[TM MP5 NGRS Owners]

Hey guys. To the people that have swapped out the sliding stock for something different are they interested in selling the original sliding stock? 

[TM MP5 NGRS Owners]

On 31/10/2022 at 17:37, Hatchet said:

I got 10 minutes out of mine at the weekend and then it made the expensive noise.

 

Disassembly today reveals a stripped piston, although gears are intact. Anyone know if this is proprietary to the MP5, or if it's common to the AK/G36 series? (doesn't look the same tbh)

Obvious follow up question - where to get one?

Hey mate just happen to be in Camoraids and noticed a ngrs mp5 being worked on and they are using the new FPS TM ak pistons for the mp5 with a lil modification. Worth speaking to them with how long TM spare parts take.

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On 25/09/2022 at 21:50, Kivan12 said:

So, I'm experiencing a battery red light issue too.

 

To preface I also use the Midwest industries handguard and a couple small 7.4v 20C Nuprol lipos. 

 

Skirmished today in semi chilly conditions between 10-15 degrees and played in shady woodland.

 

The gun would consistently go into safe mode with the red led flashing, swapping batteries would remedy the problem only for a few shots then go into flashing red led mode. Batteries are all balance charged and checked by the organisers for the health of the battery (all 90%> charge and healthy cells.) 

 

After doing some research during lunch mid game, the MOSFET manual states the batteries should be between 20°c - 30°c otherwise will sense low voltage or something and turn off the gun. 

 

The batteries and especially the steel handguard are very very cold to the touch. After leaving the batteries in my rear pocket and holding the steel handguard with bare hands remedied this problem for one round. Then back to going into safe mode, touching the handguard, cold as ice. 

 

Has anyone come across this problem, and have any advice for insulation, or maybe a different battery? really wanted this gun to be my reliable electric gun for winter with the nice Midwest industries handguard set up. 

 

Thoughts, feelings, condolences?

 

Yer had this problem on 2 ngrs mp5's with low rate discharge batteries (1000mah) getting really cold and causing that issue. Was solved with bigger batteries on cold days in winter. 2000mah+ worked fine in the freezing cold.

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8 hours ago, mightyjebus said:

I took mine apart today to see about fitting a AEG tightbore. Turns out the new MP5 uses a inner barrel and hop rubber similar to a GBB.

It's a AEP rubber and proprietary barrel. AEP cut and AEG notch for the clip. God knows why but I'm sure they have a reason.

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On 20/09/2021 at 08:55, Hatchet said:

Getting a battery in seems to be the biggest pain with this, curse my fat fingers. I have ordered some new connectors (Amass MR30) so that I can at least get rid of the adapter to save some space. I'm wondering if the SD conversion has any more room @SonnyMP5 , and I'm also wondering where I can pick up a solid stock to convert.

 

Or, I guess, I could just have a bit of patience and wait for the inevitable aftermarket support, but that seems unlikely. 

 

Ordered a couple of high-caps off Impulse101 to tide me over until the standards come back into stock anywhere. No idea when they might actually turn up though.

Yer the SD conversion gives you way more room for batteries.

 

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4 hours ago, TheFull9 said:

The only thing I don't like about this release is I'm now worried they'll update the recoil line of ARs and the ones I already own will suddenly feel quite obsolete lol.  I am stoked to get my MP5 next week though, I think this is TM's best release in a long time and I like a lot of what they do.

 

My personal preference isn't the SD aesthetic but I'm sure a lot of people out there will want to know what brand SD handguard and suppressor you have on there so they can make their own.

It would make sense to replace the older NGRS ARs with the new MOSFET and I totally get what you mean too haha.

 

I already built my own NGRS mp5 before TM announced their own version which I've kept in the original A5 configuration with a magpul guard, Was actually easier to convert the TM version to a SD nothing is made of steel so easy to work with.

 

Parts wise you need.

SD front sight 

Guard and sleeve 

Suppressor

 

I used ICS parts but they are discontinued so it was hard sourcing everything. 

 

Your'll need some 35mm steel bar and a lathe for the adapter I made. Also be confident with a Dremel and tap and dye set. 

 

 

 

 

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The new TM NGRS mp5. Had my first game last Sunday with it and as with all TM guns it obviously shoots amazing out the box but with the new MOSFET system, just a huge improvement on trigger response and no lock ups on semi which essentially saves the need for a titan. Trigger pull is short which is nice with good spring tension and the fire selector has a firm click and no play between each setting which is unlike any other AEG mp5 unless your lucky enough to have a TW5.  Converted to a SD straight out the box as that's my preferred mp5 variant. I jubilee clip a lower kac rail with a stubby tango grip and looking at sourcing a eotech for the devgru look. As my user name suggests I love mp5s grew up seeing them in films and TV shows, I normally run a MWS as performance wise it's hard to beat but the build quality and performance of the mp5 is outstanding so I bumped the FPS up out the box so its now up there with the MWS and I personally feel like the MWS will start gathering dust now ha.

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Tbh it was time consuming just sourcing the parts I needed. Then factor machining the parts it would be a expensive kit. No doubt by next year laylax or another company will hopefully have built a SD kit or TM might even eventually offer over variants. 

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13 hours ago, JamesWills said:

Looks great, who did the custom work for you if you dont mind sharing?

I did all the work. 

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Yes did build up a SD6. Finished it last night came out lovely. Wasn't too hard to build if you can get original ICS parts and have access to a lathe to build an adapter. Longer barrel and new spring bumped my FPS up too 340 so looking forward to using it tomorrow for its first outing. 

Also fitted my magpul guard and gemtech QD suppressor from my other ngrs mp5 I built myself to see what fitted and they went straight on.

I have a real steel sliding stock that I wanna try out but I think only the rails of the stock will fit with some milling so I might stick with the original as it's way more solid than any sliding stock on Rif.