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The WE one? The silver one. I was told on Reddit it was a drop in fit... even after sanding it down to fit I was told it would be fine if it rotated inside the nozzle. It wasn't - terrible consistency! Haha, well perhaps it wouldn't be so bad if the nozzle internals were compatible with the stock nozzle. I can try to get pictures together next week. Yep, the silver one. I was told the black one was identical to the WE silver one 😂 don't believe everything you read on the internet! I picked up the MWS 370 mm Prometheus 6.03 mm inner barrel for the FPS bump. I got 285 fps on a 0.32g BB with it on green gas. Accuracy wise, I got no significant improvement using the stock hop rubber at 100 ft, but can't test beyond 100 ft due to lockdown. Now that I'm able to use heavy BBs at decent power, I'm expecting to have better accuracy at range. Bore quality and consistency looked very good. The stock barrel is very good, so you have to decide whether its good value for you to upgrade, and keep your expectations in check.

Hello all. I decided to upgrade my MWS SOPMOD to fire 0.32g BBs at 1.1 J. Using a 370 mm long 6.03 mm tightbore Prometheus inner barrel, stock hop rubber, and Prometheus CNC Hop arm (rather than the SixG Nub, for which I got no email reply), I got 285 fps on a 0.32g, so just a little hot. I installed the AngryGun MPA Ver 2 Nozzle, and identified many problems. The return spring was too strong, the C clip spring was dysfunctional, and the overall nozzle and BB loading knob (you know, the part of the nozzle that picks BBs up from the mag) lengths were too long. I fitted the nozzle with a Dynamic Precision spring set and the stock buffer sealer and had no problems... until I tried full auto. I got misfeeds, double feeds, and horrible consistency. The stock nozzle setup fed fine, but ran too hot. So, I sanded down the AngryGun MPA Valve so it was narrow enough to fit into the stock nozzle, and sanded the three outer sides of the polymer end of the nozzle return spring flat so that the screw holes aligned with the stock nozzle. I now have a reliably feeding stock nozzle that has an adjustable (and very consistent!) FPS, along with a spare nozzle that works fine on semi auto. I would have liked to have paid less and just got a decent NPAS (the RA Tech WE NPAS didn't work for me) but hopefully this knowledge helps somebody else. Can post pictures of the work if anybody is interested.

I'm perfectly happy with the trigger response, and I love the mechanical trigger having some mixed experience with real firearms. Its something I was really missing from AEGs. There's just a little bit of a "mush" before the wall that goes away if you pull the trigger to the wall and release it without firing, and I was just wondering if there was a well-known way to smooth this out as it is a common complaint that people have when comparing the MWS trigger to say a GHK or VFC trigger. That said, I'd take the MWS over the other options any day. My question is more from a point of curiosity because I'm interested in learning more about GBBRs in general. Don't think I'll buy an AEG ever again, I love my MWS too much. Apologies if my question seemed overly critical or unreasonable. jsmithsky, thanks for the photo! I'll look into it.

Sorry to interrupt the current line of conversation guys, just thought I'd give you guys a heads up. Eagle6 have MWS mags in stock right now. I picked up four for my new MWS along with a nozzle spring set as a backup since I'm running green gas. There must be a bug on the site because UK domestic delivery was going to cost me £55, so I ticked the box to ask for a separate delivery quote and they charged me £11 instead. Very reasonable of them to do that! Lastly, this is my first GBBR and I love it, but has anybody got any tips for getting rid of the "mush" on the trigger before the break? Should I clean out my trigger unit? Its an expensive gun so I don't want to buy aftermarket parts for a long time. Thanks guys.

If you're looking for any airsoft tech work such as servicing, repairs, upgrades, or custom builds, then send me an email or Facebook message. Email: [email protected] Facebook Having worked on many airsoft replicas - from DSGs to DMRs - I believe from my experience that the best tech work doesn't come down to picking the best and most expensive parts, but rather, it comes from selecting the most appropriate part for the build, budget, and making sure the parts are assembled carefully and well. I'm happy to discuss your goals for any build, and can tailor your replica to meet your needs and budget, including: - High-speed AEG builds - Trigger-response builds - Semi-locked DMRs - Spring Bolt Action Sniper Rifles With PRIME Airsoft Tech, you're getting a technician who is a Physics graduate with a background in electronics that is committed to keeping waiting times short, communication channels open, and striving for the highest standard of honesty and integrity. If you're in need of tech work, get in touch by email or Facebook message. Thank you for reading.