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Great, thanks for the update. I will give my output valves a service, based on this.
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I bought six. One leaked from new out of the box, and another leaked after being used once. It appears they have both leaked from the fill valve. They seem to produce a bit more power than standard mags, but it is a small increase. Luckily I still have six standard mags. At some point I will get them sorted.
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TOKYO MARUI NGRS HK417 FRONT RAIL & BARREL NUT. VERY GOOD CONDITION - SOME VERY LIGHT MARKS (see pics), NO DAMAGE. WILL FIT VFC 417 AEG AND GBBR PRICE INCLUDES FEES AND DELIVERY.£40
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As Lozart says the internals are the same across the MWS platform. One thing you are likely to want to change is the soft nub, in order to realistically hop anything above .28, which if you want to get the best from this RIF's potential, is not a bad idea. If you buy a MK18, you will need to source a MK18 barrel nut wrench, or modify a similar barrel nut wrench in order to do this. This will not be easy, I know as I have been there. If you buy a CQBR you will not have this issue if you need to change the nub, or bucking - the later of which will eventually need changing at some point.
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Yes if you use an NPAS like the G&P then you can have both DMR and a CQB rifle in one. Badabing does have a video on modifying your MWS selector to semi auto for DMR, which is pretty easy.
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I have owned a VFC 416, in fact it was my first gas gun. The externals are superb, however it proved pretty inconsistent in power terms, and unless you fit the TNT barrel and hop kit, it is inaccurate . It had an NPAS, which is fine but temperature plays such a big part in the VFC equation, that you will find it virtually impossible to know what your VFC is going to put out, until you chrono it on the day. I moved on to MWS, after owning 2 GHKs, which were good, but not in the same league as MWS. I have two MWS: One is an URGI DMR, fully upgraded with a G&P NPAS shooting 1.85 J on 0.45s, which stacks up in accuracy against my TM NGRS HK417 DMR - which is saying something. The other is an Archwick L119, which came fully upgraded with Guns Modify internals - like the URGI it is bloody good, and I have it set for CQB at 1.1J. The moral of the story is go for MWS, upgrade the nub, and fit a tight bore barrel from the onset, then take it from there...you will not be disappointed.
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TM NGRS M4 CQBR. I bought this new 2.5 years ago and then had it fully upgraded after 6 months through a Tech I got to know. Parts fitted as follows: Gate Titan advanced mosfet, complete with cable to connect to PC/laptop - see pics. Lonex gears Prometheus bushings Prometheus hard piston Prometheus piston head Prometheus cylinder head Prometheus cylinder Eagle 6 M95 spring Prometheus ball bearing spring guide Madbull 6.03 stainless steel tight bore barrel True hop bucking - impossible to get at the moment, very much like a TNT or Maple Leaf MR hop bucking. Maple Leaf Omega Nub 6 x PTS 120BB magazines. 1 X 1450 7.4V lipo battery. Original box. Shoots at 1.12 - 1.14J on 0.32s Has had 8,800 bbs through it since upgrade - as can be seen through the Gate software on laptop. Very accurate with plenty of range, as to be expected with a TM shooting at the equivalent of 350FPS on 0.20s. Only selling as I bought a GBLS GDR16 a year ago, and it has subsequently not had much use. No trades. Can post via Parcel Force for £20, or if you are not too far from Gatwick West Sussex you can try in my back garden out to 25 metres.£600
Crawley, West Sussex - GB
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How much inc postage, for the 3 shorter vertical grips in the middle of the picture. Thanks Greg -
Hello, Sorry, I forgot to ask how much do you want for 1st class recorded delivery, provided you are happy to post. Also I will need your paypal details. Thanks Greg -
Hello, A change in bucking could help. A high quality bucking will provide more hop for less hop pressure. Also barrel length is crucial in DMRs, as you need to get a good cylinder to barrel ratio, as you are using heavy bbs that take longer to leave the barrel than say .25s. You may need to shorten the inner barrel length. I have built several DMRs using 140 springs and a 360 to 370mm barrel length, was what I found worked best with a V2 non-ported cylinder, using 0.43s. I recently built a G&P SR25 DMR which has a longer V2.5 cylinder, and that was able to feed a 407mm barrel, but I would not have gone any further in length. Your rifle is able to shoot at 2.1J on 0.20s because they leave the barrel before the 'cylinder air charge' is spent. The .40s and .36s you are using are passing through the final section of the barrel by momentum alone, while suffering from the friction of the barrel. Hope this helps.
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I agree the hop is fine, but it is even better with a TNT TR bucking 50 degree. Mine lifts 0.32s to 50 metres, and the accuracy has improved further due to the bucking change. The trigger pull is realistic compared to the real Glocks I have fired when in the Services, so like 1st Commando said, you have to learn to pull the trigger correctly. Build and finish is outstanding, and setting the hop is a case of setting it up correctly to start with, then leaving it, as it will not shift from recoil.
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HAVE HAD THIS LESS THAN A YEAR. BOUGHT FOR CQB, BUT THEN I BOUGHT A TM MWS, AND SO IT HAS ONLY BEEN USED TWICE, AND IS IN PERFECT CONDITION. PLENTY OF NOISE AND RECOIL, GREAT FUN TO USE. HAS BEEN UPGRADED WITH A TNT TR BUCKING - 50 DEGREE, SO HOPS 0.32s WITH EASE. PRODUCING 1 JOULE. COMES WITH 4 PERFECT GAS TIGHT MAGS, ALL STORED WITH MAINTENENCE GAS WHEN NOT USED. ALSO COMES WITH THE PROPER MP7 SUPRESSOR - COMPLETE WITH TRADE MARKS. HAS ALL THE ORIGINAL BOOKLETS AND BOX. ALL THIS COST JUST OVER £500 WHEN NEW. PRICE INCLUDES PAYPAL FEES. CAN POST PARCEL FORCE FOR £10.£350
Crawley, West Sussex - GB
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MARUI NGRS M4/HK416 82RND MID CAP MAGAZINE. AS NEW, BARELY USED. PRICE IS £15 INC PAYPAL FEES AND DELIVERY.£15
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TOKYO MARUI HK45 TACTICAL - UPGRADED WITH LAYLAX TIGHTBORE BARREL AND TNT HOP RUIBBER. FIRES JUST UNDER 1J ON 0.32S, PAST 55 METRES. NOT A HUGE AMOUNT OF USE AS IT HAS BEEN A SECONDARY, ONLY SELLING AS I AM BUYING THE NEW GHK GLOCK 17. COMES WITH THREE PERFECT GAS TIGHT MAGAZINES ORIGINAL BOX WITH EXTRAS LIKE SUPRESSOR, WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN USED. ALL THIS NEW IS ABOUT £250 PRICE IS £140 INC PAYPAL FEES. DELIVERY £8.00 VIA PARCEL FORCE SIGNED FOR.£140
Crawley, WEST SUSSEX - GB
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2 X GBLS DAS MAGAZINES VERY LITTLE USE, PERFECT CONDITION. NORMALY £31 EACH NEW. £40 THE PAIR, PLUS £4 POSTAGE - 2ND CLASS RECORDED. PRICES INC PAYPAL FEES. FAST DESPTACH.£40
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I agree with the choice of Maple leaf especially the MR bucking (old version and new). However all their buckings are good, and they work very well with the Omega nub, which is my go to nub for all buckings. However ML buckings can cause feeding problems with some guns - it is down to the longer and thicker lips. Some people have sanded them down, to make them work, and this apparently can sort the issue. From my experience a longer nozzle can sort this problem, or alternatively go for a TNT TR bucking, I have used quite a few of these and they are superb. They are like the ML MR hop, effectively a drop in R hop rubber. The long and short of it is, if a Maple Leaf bucking and Omega nub works in your rifle it will work well, especially when paired with a Maple Leaf barrel.
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My experience with them has been very good. Very fast shipping if you use the top shipping option. I recently bought a Retro Arms gearbox which with DHL shipping arrived in 2 days, and including shipping cost less than buying in the UK.
