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Hi everyone, Bought an occasion MTW recently and after some test shooting I decided to turn it into a DMR build with it’s proper joule setting of 1.7 (local laws) But as soon as I pass the 1.4 joule on the aerostock, air starts leaking silently, seems to come from the engine. I swapped regulator but no succes. I’m afraid the solenoid’s the issue and these items are hard to find these days. Anyone has a clue? Opening the solenoid’s hard for me because I don’t have the proper tool for it. Thanks in advance!

I'm finishing a major repair job on my MTW including upgrades like a Phoenix hopup and more, but there's 1 stupid little detail I can't get: The spring and detent of the body pin closest to the trigger sit. I don't understand how that spring can stay in there. Does anyone know how to do this? Another question: Previously I had an aftermarket stock that had a hole in it where I could attach my sling. The original stock I have now does not have that. How do I fasten my sling? I wanted to add: 'for both q's see attached images for details' but despite 3 attempts, showing actually visible images seemed to be impossible... Thanks in advance!

In the absence of a well attended airsoft forum in my country, I thought I'd give it a try in the UK. I am certainly not a beginner in the game (more than 2 years in the game) but due to a lot of setbacks in the field of replica technique I have not had much time to play in those more than two years. First, many repairs were done by shops, but after several unimaginable bad experiences I started working on the replicas myself, without any knowledge of the matter at the time but I've learned a lot. Now I'm able to do everything myself. In the meantime I am finishing the repairs on my MTW, (what my first question is about that i will post), also there is a Glock 17 waiting to be put together with upgrades and then the replicas will have to be tested before I go back into the woods in good spirits! Playing style is mainly DMR, outdoor of course, think of the lone wolf that circles around the heat and makes his own plan. Hope to learn more here at AFUK.