Davegolf

The likes of silicone and soft rubber buckings are only really any use in the very cold. They are not tough enough to put up with the shear mechanical rogering they get from GBBRs They work best in bolt action rifles due to the gentle seating/insertion of the loading nozzle. Stock TM buckings and PDI (which do not work in the MWS for the record) are best suited to GBB guns. The only real benefit of the Modify and some other silicone / soft buckings is better shot consistency through better bucking-to-loading-nozzle sealing, which gives a more consistent FPS. So that improves shot consistency on the vertical plane. This can also be achieved by seating the nozzle more firmly into the bucking with a stronger Recoil spring or HSB Spacer. There is negligible improvement over a stock TM bucking on the horizontal plane.

It's stays on 'fairly' well if properly degreased with brake cleaner or 2k thinners. Ive used Krylon and Humbrol on Cerakote, it should only come off when scratched and not in big flakes. Make sure to do a dust coat and let it fully Gas out, then make sure your subsequent coats are thin and with a good 20mins between coats.

Excellent! New site that is not power cut 😃

Such great boots, I'm on my 4th pair in 6 years. Use them pretty much 24/7. Nice scenery!!

You are correct, black is for 0c gaming, if you need more FPS change out the floating valve and/or increase barrel length

If there's a metal sharp at the end of the buffer tube that's clearly what's done it in. The HSB spacer helps to reduce the impact at the end of the travel with high power gas The standard TM parts are generally all upto spec

You really need to check your Recoil spring is good, when you say 1500 rounds, is that from new? But really a stiffer Recoil spring, or a HSB spacer in combination with the standard (healthy) spring Also worth checking for any sharps or randoms inside the buffer tube.

Wow! What Gas you been using and how many rounds has that gun fired?

@Seth_Erebor new CQB!!?? What, where, is it going to be bigger than a postage stamp and have proper buildings?

That looks smart for sure, I think I'd get annoyed with things hooking up on that stock in the field tho. And completely null for us softers but you'll need a much longer gas tube / gas block way down the barrel

Cheers got one coming from the US, couldn't find one in the U.K.

Cheers, the Madbul XM looks to have a gauge and control valve, at least on the one I'm looking at. Good to know on the GHK mag front, il have to strip one of these mags to check its construction. I don't ultimately want C02 power just the ability to get more fills from a can. Any loving links to the palmer adapter? 😁

oh dear

I thought was a restricted aka regulated c02 kit to fill mags at 1-200 psi from the 6-800 psi c02 canister?

Hi, I read somewhere about using Sodastream Co2 cans to fill GBB mags conventionally but cannot find the old thread or what im looking for with google. Anyone got any info or pointers? Cheers

There is a wealth of knowledge on YouTube on these issues, I can't remember the guys name / channel but I'm sure @Wo1f will Leave spring standard.

I would definitely be looking at the nozzle / BCG closely

Check you floating valve isn't stuck closed, this would cause the bolt to cycle back without firing the BB out the barrel and reload the next BB, subsequently pushing BBs out

Ive got a lot of that in the last 24hrs

If anyone is selling a KWA Vector... I want one, PM me thanks I think that paint looks cool!

TBH I had a K2 and the Ergo is better IMO, yes GBBR and RS fit the MWS, I have a RS Ergo on currently.

@Apex06 if youre into milsim / and or you play with concealment then yes id paint it for sure, function over form. @Whisky1 the Ergo grip is nice for sure, it can feel narrow without gloves but the angle and contours are spot on

If you've been playing with the mag I'd say you've disturbed the BB follower and mechanism that pops up when empty. Thats if the problem is specific to 1 mag only

I think what @bapexxx means is; Set hop adjustment to minimum before removing barrel When refitting and tightening the barrel nut make sure that the hop lever arm moves freely as the barrel nut can push the hop lever to the side causing it to jam / not adjust freely