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Well you can change hop-up rubber, nub, inner barrel and hop-up unit and not opening up your GB. Compression is different. If it's your first gun or a back-up gun I wouldn't touch internals because it's just shit when you can't play because your gun in pieces at home (don't ask me how I know it :D). Just buy a cheapo m4 take it apart until the last screw and that will give you enough confidence regarding V2 gearboxes.

And have a look if your replica has extended magazine option. You can spend a lot more just on pouches and low cap gas mags than buying 2 50 rounders. Also, it looks so cool when a big stick is bigger than the gun. 🤣

I don't want to open my gb straight away. Just having bit of fun changing minimal amount of internals and have a feel for it before either jumping into a kythera or wolverine mtw. Rather spending 100 pounds on BB and parts and finding out okay this isn't for me than spending big boy money on stuff I won't enjoy. I think the whole dmr thing is only viable when you can outrange your opponent. Otherwise what's the point? Personally I'm not bothered about auto in general I played so much on semi indoor I use semi outdoor, too.

DMR has to be physically locked to semi? Real headache. I was so happy to buy my DE coz I can program it to safe-semi-semi.

Too many factors to consider so it's impossible to tell. Good airseal and a quality inner barrel can make a huge difference. Also, you need a rough idea regarding BB weight otherwise you are gonna end up joule creeping and they are not gonna let you to use your gun. I looked up a spring chart on ak24m and I decided to run 0.36 so I bought few different ones between M110-M140 for now. On one site your gun is perfectly fine and you go somewhere else and it's too hot on the same spring/same BB. That's why you need to able to lower your FPS. Real quick change spring system isn't that bad regarding this issue. You need a stronger motor to pull a stronger spring just keep in mind. For me an electric DMR is always a heavy stress build so it's not a bad idea to radius your GB and correct your AoE.

Some people treat their WE Glocks like a dog and it runs happily for them. For someone else it breaks after few games. Sadly this is airsoft reality. No QC in general. I'd say you could look into VFC Glocks as well. Similar price range as a Marui but they come with metal slides. Or buy a TM run it on GG until the slide cracks put a metal slide on it when it happens... happy days. All of them pressurised gases but as long as you don't try to open it up it's competely safe to store it.

CO2 is pain in the ass because of the cartridge. When temperature rised enough your gun is gonna be too hot to use it. Also, it's totally dry there is 0 lubrication just keep it mind. It's gonna matter regarding your rubber seals. And CO2 pressure is a lot higher than green gas so internals are gonna be under a lot of strain. I think CO2 has it's own place which is winter when traditional gases can't cycle your pistol. If you're dead set on CO2 I'd look into ASG CZ-09/Shadow etc. Marui makes the best gbb pistols out of the box but they come with plastic slides and you may not like that it how it feels or sounds when you rack it. And it's not manufactured for green gas but you can put a metal slide on it anytime if you wish. Plenty of aftermarket parts. If you refer "tan SIG" as M17/M18 VFC made them and I only read bad things about it. 😕 WE made one as well but I don't know if it's any good.

I shoot real steel every year when I go home so for me all of them are gimmick. For someone else it's the ultimate recoil experience. Nothing wrong with that. 🙂

All of them does the same job. Even the strongest recoil airsoft replica is laughable compared to real steel so I wouldn't worry too much about holding zero. It doesn't mean buy the cheapest rubbish you can find. Low profile is always gonna be either an RMR or red dot which can co-witness. I use a Feyachi RDS-25 but had Aim-O T1 before they're fantastic little things. All of them need lexan or killflash. If you want to spend proper money on it Vortex has lifetime warranty and I think they exchange your damaged optics if a BB shattered it. I would buy a proper scope and put an RMR on top of it or buy an offset rail piece and make it canted. "Holo" usually starts at Holy Warrior S1 but you can go lower price wise but expect more ghosting and parallax in general. Also, some of them can be borderline useless in broad daylight coz it's too bright for that particular replica.

Hm. I don't know if this kind of this grenade is gonna be allowed on sites. Basically it's just loud but does nothing else. But there could be a market for impact grenades which uses a loud bang noise if it hits a hard surface. Making different versions regarding dB so more sites could accept it instead banning everything. Imagine not spending money on primers..

Spent a few days to find a solution and closest one was 200 pound wall unit which you can see it in shops so I said fuck it I will build my own. Ordered some pegboards from ikea and liberated some timber from my workplace. I don't know how stable is I may die in my sleep when it falls apart. 🤣

It's a shame your gun doesn't have that pdw style stock coz it would take a 25 quid extension unit to make your life easier. You could try to source a Specna Arms crane stock. My old specna m4 has this stock and it has plenty of space.

Yeah I've just checked it. Your gun has a buffer tube with a crane style stock. You can certainly buy slim 7.4v lipo battery with 2 cells which should fit. I wouldn't be fixated on 11.1v to be honest. Just have a look on component shop. I know they exist I had one before.

You need a battery extension unit. Airtech Airsoft/Airtech Studios make them.

I don't think so but I'm not sure. Gen4 G17/G19 is different from Gen3 especially internally. For example BBU is redesigned and size of the guns are closer or the same like real steel ones. G17 Gen3 slide doesn't go on Gen4 because of size differences. Have a look you may ask rainbow8 or other retailers before you buy it. Gen3 Gen4

Well I never had one but if it's true what other people say about it I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole. Sry GHK. TM will release their Gen5 MOS Glock so that could be a good investment as well.

Well, that could be debatable... If you buy a second hand TM instead of buying a brand new one you could save a lot of money to invest it into a custom slide. If you go for a 120 pound slide your build is gonna be very expensive very fast. Outer barrel can be expensive but you can buy 5KU which is cheaper than a Laylax for example. If you don't mind tiltin outer barrel. I've seen some videos on YT recently. I think GHK is gonna release a new version of the G17 (revised if you will) so you may wait for it so you can see it if they fixed previous known issues.

I don't call myself expert but my trigger response build is always 13:1 gears and a 22 tpa motor. And a mosfet which is capable of precocking. For indoor I don't think that you need anything else. Your fps shouldn't change drastically but if you change compression parts your fps should be more consistent between shots. If you've got a good air seal already I wouldn't spend extra money on it. You could change inner barrel and bucking + nub but again for that short distance stock internals do the same job. If you're already in your GB you could correct AoE and grease and lube everything, too.

Unsolicited medical advise because I've got shit knees, too. See a physiotherapist who can stretch you properly and can give guidance regarding exercises which can and should ease your pain. It helped me a LOT. It's not cheap though. Also, get some joint supplement. It may help a bit.

With "perfect" shimming you can minimise noise but it's never gonna be completely silent.

What kind of supressor is that? Cheers.

Because QC is non-existent except maybe Tokyo Marui...

When I bought my mp7 wgcshop had navy version in stock but just checked and it's gone. Patrolbase sells the A1 version if you can't wait. 😄

Yeah semi only, MED on most sites, using a lot heavier BB than your average airsofter. Scope is totally personal preference but it's easier to pick targets than using a red dot. You should try out first without any modificiaton what your hop-up can lift at what joule. Never had an MWS so I don't know if you can put an NPAS into it. Consistency is probably one of the top priorities when you try to use a DMR.

Everything is possible. Is it sustainable in the long term? Different story. Personally I appreaciate my free time enough to not travel 4 hours on public transport to play airsoft. Why? Because I work a focking lot already.