Colin Allen

Think of a plastic toothed piston as a mechanical fuse; it is better to strip a plastic piston than to have bits of metal detaching themselves at high speed. Pistons don't fail very often, unless they are made by Ares, but it would be worth checking the angle of engagement (AoE) and for premature engagement, which is what happens when the gears catch the piston before it has travelled the whole way forward after being released..

They aren't quite so budget now, but then nothing is. However, they are still very good for the price.

Another vote here for a stripped piston or gear. You are going to have to open it up to find out.

Cat Crap is great, as is this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00ESL80E0/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

“…installed in a device”. Royal Mail does not accept them unless they are installed in something that they are meant to power.

Do not, under any circumstances, buy the Ares.

Negative Luke's famous "special mixture"?

I hear that Mr Prigozhin is looking for new staff.

That depends on the battery capacity (mAh) and how trigger happy you are. Two 1300mAh batteries should easily get you through the day.

You could pay him a visit and recover your toy. Regardless of anything happening in his life, he is/was running a business and has your property.

It was bleeding invisibule!

What? Why?

I cannot agree with that comment.

That looks mildly unwell.

It shouldn't be the ARL. Have you tried connecting up the motor out of the gearbox to see if it spins? If you do this, make sure to hold it down firmly when you pull the trigger! If it doesn't, try the same thing with a different motor; at least that will tell you whether it is the motor or something else. Just another point: are the bent over ends of the cables where they connect onto the motor intact? Sometimes, they can break where they bend, which can be hard to spot because the heat shrink holds them in shape.

That does not explain why you have two accounts. I thought you said one was personal and one was work related. If you are going to lie, pick a story and stick to it.

Well played!

Maybe you need to get a space where you can work indoors? You are competing with content providers like Airsoft Mike so you are being compared with them. Moaning that it is unfair is not going to get you anywhere. Which should tell you something in itself; I suspect that most of your viewers are not watching the videos to the end. I started watching some and gave up. You are getting feedback from us but seem determined to find excuses rather than taking the feedback on board. Some more feedback from me to add to what has already been suggested: Your gameplay videos make airsoft seem as exciting as washing the dishes; they are more likely to put people off than attract them to the hobby. Either use a script for your videos or dub the voiceovers in after recording and editing the footage. Work on your presentation skills and develop your online personality. We already have Mr I am going to call everything a cunt, Mr massively over enthusiastic, Mr I am just a player on a voyage of discovery every time I open up a gun, and Mr I genuinely am a cunt. Who are you going to be?

Indeed: I find very little value in his videos.

In that case they are neither "Lct mid caps" nor "Lct Lck ak15 mid caps". What you meant to ask was "Does anyone know the brand and capacity of these midcaps?" That is a completely different question from the one that you asked. Looking at the pin positions and other details, I believe the AK12 magazine is a 130 round LCT one.

I like your approach!

The problem is that you are not going to get many followers with the current quality. It is not just about the clarity of the footage; the presentation style needs to improve significantly. Have a look at the Pheas Airsoft videos; he may not get everything right but even early his videos are well presented and interesting.

King arms are ok; nothing special, just ok. Others may have different views. What was the gun not doing that caused you to take it apart?

0.89g at 147.64fps = 0.90J, which is nowhere near 480fps at 5m with any BB you are going to use in airsoft. 0.20g at 480fps = 2.13J. I would not trust anything printed in the instructions for Nuprol goggles. Anyway, you still have not demonstrated that this comment is accurate: 480 fps at 5 meters is what most mesh goggles are rated for.

You are asking for the make of LCT midcaps? I think the answer is in the question.