Krisz

Hm. Myself never used such services (I'm too stubborn and too tight) but you could ask Skirmish CQB based in Kirbky-in-Ashfield. Unless I'm wrong they charge 35 pounds service fee plus parts if needed.

Ofc it does matter. You can joule creep quite easily.

Ooof. They're extremely dodgy buy at your own risk.

Balaclava? Altough it makes you sweat more. Or some kind of shemagh?

HPA is extremely consistent indeed but a well tuned AEG does the same job (people "forget" to mention how much money they spent on it to make it happen though). HPA is easier to maintain and fix it though compared to an AEG because HPA engines don't look like a clock internally. Especially for a beginner who never took apart a gearbox before. Try out as many different platforms as possible and choose what you prefer. This forum is a very small echo chamber and people parrot the same thing over and over again. ☠️

Krytac is a tad expensive as a first gun. G&G isn't the best value anymore when you can get better internals for less money. Many good M4's out there nowadays like Arcturus, Specna and Double Eagle just to name a few.

WE is a Marui clone manufacturer (with some exceptions) so I wouldn't be suprised if Marui P226 magazines would fit yours. You have to buy one to find it out. 🤑

Parcelforce 48 is recommended.

This is way too vague. What platform you prefer?

True. That's why I don't understand Wolverine. They made an hpa engine which shoots 8 bb's out of one barrel and they are gonna put into that John Wick shotgun. It's still burst it doesn't matter what skin they put on it.

It's a revised Flak5/Flak10 by failed Airsoft Innovations. I've got something else for you. Hopefully this thing brings joy. 😎

I'm glad that G&G innovates at least but I'm more excited about their gas shotgun which eats AEG magazines.

Most of them can be bought under different brands. Certain manufacturers offer full trades others try to avoid it because of legal reasons.

HPA is only "quiet" when you put an HPA engine into a gun and attach a foamed suppressor to it. Otherwise a slide on a pistol or a bolt on a gbbr still makes a very distinguishable noise regardless running them on HPA. To be honest even HPA engine can be heard up close (let's say you're within 5 meters) and every engine has its own noise signature. A kythera sounds different compared to a jack or inferno etc. I don't think that an AEG can be as quiet as an HPA because those moving gears always make a noise regardless what you do. Altough some peple put foam into certain guns to make it happen (I only read about AUG and P90's because there is a lot of empty space in both guns for insulation). But answering your question yes shimming your gears to death to achieve that deep, thumping noise is supposed to be the ultimate solution. Plus adjusting motor height.

This is the closest you can get for a while (probably). http://www.deairsoft.com/goods/details/index/id/142/cid/35.html