SerialNoodle

Sounds like something RWA would call "the best" lol

Vector optics are a good idea if you're not too happy about splashing out a fair chunk of cash on the ones mentioned above me. They're good value for money, their warranties are a bit on the short side (5 years or so), however I'd stick them on par regarding quality and battery life with Vortex. My little Vector Maverick 1x22 MIL has been going good for the better part of a year on the same battery that I originally had, with mostly consistent use. Some vectors also come with a les protector so you're pretty much covered. If not, it's always good to buy a plastic rail one or one that can fit onto the optic.

I'm also trying to convince the guys at skirmish to play more CQB games in the village arena lol

Hello fellow Skirmish Central-goer!

Funny enough I was looking for an MP7 and CHANKZ messaged me... I asked if he had a selling price and I got the same sorta response. I'd suggest staying away.

Hey guys, just need a little help. When I put some air in my HPA tank (from empty), the pressure needle on my Balystik regulator will go past its normal operating pressure and creep up to the red zone, then starts slowly venting air out of the small vent hole in the side. When I put my line into the regulator, the pressure goes down to 110 psi (normal operating pressure) then slowly creeps up. Same happens when it's plugged into a gun. Everything looks fine, my o-rings aren't dry or damaged and there's no debris from what I can see. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Here's some ones I use: Vorsk ASG Geoff Infinity Infinities and Geoff's are the best ones I've used, slightly more expensive. Vorsk are good and cheap though, they come in bulk buy deals a lot.

I've had experience with them so I can lend a hand. You're slightly correct with Arcturus. Whilst they have proprietary Electronic Trigger Unit, it's still a regular V2 gearbox, so upgrades are fine for the most part. Arcturus externals and qualities are also excellent from my experience. E&C is essentially just as good as Arcturus, slightly better perhaps. I like that they have trademarks, plus they don't have proprietary ETUs, so upgrades are fine. Not quite sure about Double Bell, from what I've heard, their quality isn't outstanding. Specna Arms are decent, their externals are surprisingly nice, they do sound a bit whiney out of the box however. Internals are fine for upgrades as well. Because it was also mentioned, VFC and TM. Expensive but the external quality and detailing is the best out of all. Internals will last if you don't touch them but are incredibly annoying and finicky if you don't really know what you're doing. Overall, I'd probably suggest E&C. They have very good quality, and they're good for upgrades. Hope this helps

Sear is worn or broken it seems, had a similar issue when I had a WE Glock. It's probably easier and less annoying to buy a new hammer assembly if you can find one.

Yeah it's a bummer, it's more of a collector piece or milsim training gun than anything, as it's rather subpar for general airsoft use. Steel slide kits do exist, though it's favourable to put them on a base like a WE for upgradeability and performance sake.

They aren't the best, especially for the price they come at. The main issue is that whilst they are built of steel, they also still have some poor QC in some areas. To add, they don't really perform that well in both range/accuracy and efficiency, parts are proprietary and also hard to source. If you want a glock, it's probably better to buy WE, TM, VFC or KJW, as they offer way better performance, part availability and upgradeability for 1/3rd of the price, of course with the expense of losing the better feel a GHK would provide.

Ignore what I said- misread the gun name