Fatboy40

They really don't like active braking, they can stutter etc., and pretty much handle stopping themselves using their own circuitry / speed controller. As the Perun AB++ is an inline MOSFET, it's not an optical controller, it's not smart enough to monitor the cycle of the sector gear. I'd bet an "optical controller" would immediately resolve this, telling the motor to stop at exactly the right time to prevent overspin. I'd try a slower / brushed motor first if one's available, and if all is then good consider your options.

Reading all of this a few months back, all the back story, it was better than Coronation Street 🤣 In a perfect world we'd just have AK2M4 and Negative Airsoft working together to make the pinnacle of UK pro-Airsoft manufacturers / retailers 😎

The biggest improvement for me came from the bucking, not so much range but a massive improvement in grouping. The silicone Maple Leaf bucking's have worked really well in it, they're incredibly "grippy" so they're terrible in AEG's, but I've a feeling that with the slight amount of oil in "green gas" they come into their own. Like others have said replacing parts in my AAP-01 has been disappointing, with inner barrels really making little difference to FPS / range / accuracy. These though have probably been the upgrade that I've been most happy with... https://www.ctmtac.com/en/product/182 ... in that you get a few more BB's to each mag / can drop to a lower pressure gas / the added weight just makes the AAP-01 feel more satisfying to handle.

"AEP's" with the Tokyo Marui "CMG" gearbox in them, so the MP7's / MAC 10's, can have work done on them to make them damned good (Kingdom of Airsoft in Scotland can do this / sell parts, but is it worth buying a £200 AEP and spending another £200 or so on it?). My son's has a CYMA AEP with a MOSFET in it and my God the trigger response was still terrible, it was the first airsoft item he ever sold on. @Twist under very specific circumstances an AEP can be used in a skirmish, if you're well hidden so see the enemy first and they can't see you, but the real downside is the awful trigger response so you'll never win in a one to one firefight (the AEP trigger delay is enough for a good GBBP player to fire and duck a little).

Worthwhile loading them up with cheap 0.20g BB's fully first and leaving them loaded for a week or so (taking a little tension away from the spring).

No "counter" but a good alternative... https://www.patrolbase.co.uk/emg-230rnd-daniel-defense-mid-cap-magazine-for-m4-ar-15-6-pack ... but to honest the orange counter in the EPM1 is really only for guidance as it's (edit) inaccurate. I'd say overall the updated PTS EPM1 is still king for me. (Editing coz I can't spell / am stoopid)

It's easy peasy, it's only held in with one screw (sometimes there's a little hot glue holding its wiring in place inside the gearbox shell). Also you should only have to swap it in, the existing sticker on the selector plate should be fine. Also the Falcon has an always only light level of active braking, so you'll also need to enable this, but only a slight amount.

I agree that it sounds like the Falcon is dead, however the GATE Titan II is an exact fit and 100% works with the stock trigger (the Falcon is basically a cheap GATE Titan II clone with a lot of the configuration abilities / features not present)

A handbag... https://tenor.com/en-GB/view/funny-meme-purse-shooting-star-gif-8129324360720612487

There's zero chance that at £489.99 the PTS AEG is substantially better than say a £319.99 Novritsch SSR4 MK2. Is PTS's "magic faery dust" genuinely worth £170? I'd rather buy a £180 DE M900 and spend £80 on replacing it's weaker parts.

Some other discussions online are leading me down a dark path, in that I quite fancy building (for the fun of it) a "Wanker Gun". So far all of my airsoft toys have been focussed on a snappy semi-auto, overall range, DMR or bolt-action but I fancy building an AEG that's got a stupidly fast full auto (even though I probably won't be able to actually skirmish with it). The weirdness in me though wants it to be an AEG and also be single sector, not a DSG, and a brushed motor (no HPA on this journey baby). A strong springed mid-cap magazine would also be used, I've a few PTS EPM1's, to feed it. Has anyone else gone down this route and do you have any advice? (other than don't f**king do it). If you've dabbled what sort of RPS did you achieve? (as an aside I want to do this with a Double Eagle M900 AEG, so hopefully I can find a cheap used one).

This, and it's also the reason why you get the best out of them with Maple Leaf inner barrels as well. The MR is a great bucking with a large and long patch so you can apply light but consistent hop, no heavy pressure that has to be applied to a very small area. AK2M4 understands this and its why his own XT inner barrels have larger windows. It's also why I really like the combo of Maple Leaf MR bucking + their inner barrels + the hard concave nub of the Maxx Model M4A-PRO hop unit, light consistent hop robbing the BB of less energy. Stick with a Macaron, or one of the newer 4UAD's, if you've a small / standard window, but if the window is big enough MR is king.

Your pathetic existence will bring no meaning to anyone, whilst other around you will find joy and love, and you cat hates you... did that help?

Yep, it's 100% just a TM spec v2.

And to me personally the stupid thing is that the AEG isn't even worth £290 new, in that this is crazy money for an AEG with a very basic inline MOSFET, there's no optical cycle control so you could still easily get jams on semi. £300 would get you a nice new AEG with at least a GATE Aster in it 🙄