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It can work. Someone took inspiration from my project and made it work on his AA G36.
GHK magazines would be best as the VFC M4 Gas Mags have the imitation feedlips along the tops.
AEG magwell adapter needs to be gutted out.
The magazine catch needs to be positioned higher on that magwell. Probably the hardest part of it.
The valve striker would need to be lengthened.
The bolt catch would also have to engage from the middle and not to the left.
There is also the problem of the rubber gas routes on the magazine being flat, and the nozzle interface is angled. So it’s not directly a good gas seal. Although the position of where the gas route is and the bb feedlips are in the prime location.
The Bolt Carrier might need opening out too as the GHK feedlips are quite wide. The carrier would struggle to ride over them.
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^ this
if the gas can is warmer than the vessel you’re intending to fill, the liquid gas will spill into the magazine more consistently than if they were both at the same temperature.
You might’ve found before in the safe zone where you swear blind you charged a solid 10+ seconds on your mags, and you get 10 weak shots (if that) before it flames out.
If they’re both the same temp, it can equalise pressure between them and not transfer anything at all.
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I used a valve key to remove the base cap of the bolt carrier at the rear. From there I use my finger to push the back of the nozzle forward, making sure the nozzle spring is indexing the nub on its base. Then I carefully guide the front part of the nozzle back into place. Extremely fiddly but as long as the spring stays straight and in place, you can allow the front of the nozzle to back down into the carrier and click onto the rear section.
I haven’t seen any videos on this. Once you have it attached you can test it by pulling it forward and letting it spring back.
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14 hours ago, Davegolf said:
@Bada Bing With the mags in mind, have you tried swapping the gas fill valve between one of your good ones and the ‘duff’ one?
Ive noticed this on MWS mags, there is sometimes a lemon fill valve and it won’t take gas on.
Would be curious to see what you find
I’ll give that a go and see what happens.
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Jeez relax SBoardley. You might break your keyboard mate. I wasn’t having a go at you. We’re all just here chatting about toy guns.
First of all, there is absolutely nothing wrong with being a “fan boy”. I don’t know why folks get a hard on by using that phrase as an insult.
I love TM. And what.
Secondly. I bought it with my own money. Even if I was gifted an item, I thoroughly test said products and reveal all and any issues surrounding that particular unit. If you happened to have caught any of my videos where I was given free items you’d know that. Reviewers aren’t all alike you know.
Thirdly. One of my AK mags struggled to take on enough gas to produce results which I was expecting.
My other mags seem to have a better appetite and produce the performance I was looking for. This is a prime opportunity to test out varying levels of the Green Gas Mod to get the best out of that troubled magazine.
Also remember that’s not a review. Overview containing my opening impressions on it. I’m still building experience with their latest AKM, and I’ll be making the review once I’ve grasped a good understanding of it. It’s a constantly evolving process that never ends.
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22 hours ago, Sboardley said:
Did you see badabings review? He definitely was not impressed with the performance. I’m betting he’ll be like the majority or gbb Ak owners n stick with our ghk s.
from what I’ve seen of the stock end of the receiver too; someone’s gonna have to perform a surgical miracle to get wood on that , up in this bitch.
I wouldn’t be too sure about that mate.
My initial impression was of disappointment, not really on the external side of things as, after all, TM are strictly a toy gun maker that are governed by the regs in their nation.
The staying power from first to the last shot is what bugged me most. One of my magazines really struggles to accept a gas (propane) charge to ensure it punches the last shots as strong as the first. The others almost act like they’re full but then stop spurting liquid gas out and continue charging regularly. Weird.
They’ve taken on enough gas for just over 2 and a bit FA mag dumps. Sweet!
Now the only thing that requires some attention is the HU. It doesn’t lift 0.30g bbs very well. Easily remedied though.
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27 minutes ago, Algy said:
To be fair, its's an ad for toy guns, and the guy playing Marui Man isn't a professional actor, he's a Japanese gun nut/journalist. Although he somehow managed to get bit parts in Terminator 2 (Mall Employee Shot by T-1000) and True Lies (Japanese Party Goer in the last scene), which is pretty cool.
Never knew that. Super cool bit of trivia, thanks.
Marui Man video is great. When Airsoft was at its best 😆
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7 hours ago, jsmithski said:
Question to you all, what’s the trick to make the MWS sound like Inokatsu? If you ever heard how Inokatsu m4 sounds then you know what I’m talking about. Anyone has an idea?
Oh yes! When it worked it was such a ferocious beast. Lots of metal on metal. Good clunky AR trigger, bolt dragging over the hammer and it’s metal nozzle coming down on the chamber like a hammer on an anvil. I think that was one of the keys to its roar, the metal nozzle.
The Marui M4 has too many plastic components that act like dampeners and those roller bearings don’t help.
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It’s about time someone decided to produce full sized GBB Uzi’s. It’ll give those MP7 and MP9 users something to look up to. 😂
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TM M4 GBBR, no substitutes.
Although the WE G36..what an amazing system that is. It’s almost 10 years old and it continues to rock. It’s also super affordable and magazines (while chonky) are widely available...unlike the TM. -
Still having nightmares about Airsoft Dynamics. 🥺
Firefight Woodland site (in Reading iirc) was wonderful. Apart from the ascent up the hill in the morning. Good times.
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8 hours ago, JUSTICE_RAINS said:
Hey guys, so I watched @Bada Bing's beautiful MTR-16 review and caved in and bought one. First post here.
I was so impressed with the performance I decided to make a montage of a day's worth of gameplay with it. 😀
Michael Scott is my spirit animal 😆
And your video has taken me to a place I’ve never been before. Glad you’re loving the MTR-16! -
On 07/07/2020 at 14:35, Alan Partridge said:
Feel free to message me lol 😘
Sorry mate, it’s gone. Although I have their latest A5 that I may end up selling at some point....Well, maybe. I’ll see how I get on with it 😂
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1 hour ago, marine said:
what is it ?
It goes behind the buffer spring at the back of the buffer tube and creates extra spring tension for quicker semi auto shots, all while not eliminating any travel of the working parts themselves. The buffer can still pass through it.
This newer design is said to further improve the plastic buffers longevity. I have been very fortunate and one is being sent to me courtesy of Dave from SixG. I received the previous version makes it a little more snappier, it was no slouch to begin with lol!
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38 minutes ago, jsmithski said:
@Bada Bing just noticed something on your SD3 video. You did not remove the rubber plug, with that part in, your lever does not work at all, so when you removed it completely you obviously did not notice any difference. Remove the rubber plug and then tell me if you feel stronger recoil or FPS increase.
I disassembled the MP5 late last night and the rubber plug has disappeared into oblivion. It must be somewhere on my desk among my tools etc...When I get time I’ll check the FPS and see how she runs.
Yes, forgot to mention it’s the 2019 Version 2. -
10 hours ago, jsmithski said:
Maybe I’ll buy another one then
I might be tempted to offload my SD3, just FYI 😉 -
I’m surprised they got back to you.
To be fair to them they got their V2 system tuned to perfection. It’s sooo good.
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11 hours ago, jsmithski said:
V1. To me it works the same with or without the lever but I did not do a proper comparison.Here they show a new version of the lever (longer on part close to firing pin), I’m not sure why this is needed, it keeps the firing pin from retracting apparently but the gun operates without it anyway. So what’s the benefit?
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I think the purpose is to keep the release valve open a little longer (more gas = stronger recoil?). Normally the release valve closes when the bolt starts traveling back, with the lever on it will be open until the bolt engages the lever which is a bit later in the cycle. I will test that but I think by removing the lever I get better gas economy but slightly weaker recoil and FPS.
Righto
I removed mine just to see and it works like normal. Although I haven’t tested the FPS.
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29 minutes ago, jsmithski said:
I’ll need to do some testing then, fill the mag just a bit twice and test with and without to see if there’s less gas used with the lever off. But it would also mean the recoil or FPS is lower without the lever. Interesting.
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1 hour ago, jsmithski said:
@Bada Bing do you know what the extractor lever does here? I removed it and see no difference in the operation of the gun except for the fact it does not scratch the bolt anymore.
I read somewhere that on the older gen VFC it worked as a gas cutoff lever. The V2 disabled this feature and it saved gas.
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23 hours ago, Laborda said:
@Bada Bing How are you?
I have to ask you something.
In my team, we have a lot of members whit Systema PTW. But some of them are thinking of switching to weapons with Blowback.
I've already decide and bought a MWS. But the rest of my team are only considering the GBLS.
I've already give them my opinion that for the difference in price, it doesn't pay to buy a GBLS when there is the MWS option.
I also showed them your MWS review video.
I know they are different weapons, but in your honest opinion, is the difference in prices between the two weapons justified?
Is GBLS that much better than MWS?
I ask you this because I think that you have a GHK vs GBLS video and a GHK vs MWs, but dont have a MWS vs GBLS.
Thank´s
Hiya,I’m cool thanks.
The main reasons why I didn’t put the GBLS against the Marui MWS is because I had a limited amount of time that I was allowed to review the rifle and as the most realistic AEG I wanted to put it up against the most realistic GBBR I had. So that was the GHK M4.
The best reasons to go for the GBLS is you don’t have to deal with all the hassle that comes with GBBRs. The physics of using system that is reliant on compressed gas which can fluctuate performance depending on environmental changes is an ongoing threat that you have to accept.
Unless HPA sounds appealing to you...but that doesn’t sound like your cup of coffee at all. HPA’s for nerds anyway 😛
I think a lot of people here would agree that the MWS has the upper hand purely because it’s soooo user serviceable, and it’s got a vast supply of upgrades available to it. I can’t think of anything more frightening than stripping down a GDR-15 to its bare components. So in that regard the GBLS is certainly not better.
There’s a million ways to break it down but it’s still an AEG. I found the stock range to be excellent. Over hopping 0.30g’s to roughly 70m. Accuracy was no better than my TM Recoil SCAR L.
Is it that much better than an MWS? no it’s not.
If your teammates aren’t comfortable with going gas, despite how cool your MWS shreds people, and they aren’t spooked out by spending almost £2k on the GBLS, they should go for it.
The justification to spend that amount of money is the excuse to not have to deal with the issues that we happily take on the chin. The flip side of that coin is like Systema PTW’s/expensive cars, parts and servicing cannot be done on the cheap.
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I do. As long as you do it in a safe and well ventilated area you should be alright.
I keep an eye on mine as they’re filling and weigh them as I go, this makes sure I don’t pump too much gas in. They can be charged with more gas than what they come with from new.
Over the past few years they’ve begun producing them with one way valves which prevents you from refilling. I have a couple which won’t take so much as a breath of fresh propane, even using the pre-chilling method.
I’m quite lucky as I have 3 cans which are older.
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2 hours ago, RobHedley said:
Wow @Bada Bing!!!
Almost TM MWS royalty along with @Davegolf and @Wolf1.
@Bada Bing your videos, along with this thread, convinced me to get the MWS and now I am onto my second....... wait..... should I be thanking you..... I have less money now..... 👍
Hi Rob!
Thanks buddy.
lol, I get the blame for everything!
I’m sorry to hear that you’re poor now though. Try to stay warm this winter. 😜
20 minutes ago, Wo1f said:I’m on about 7 or 8 😂. Him and nugentGL are the only ones worth watching when it comes to GBBR’s
Damn, I miss Mr Nugent. He had such a valuable resource of information.
North East Uzi, any good ?
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My Uzi has been in a state of unreliability and painfully underwhelming performance since it arrived at my door.
As it’s evolved through the batches, I’ve updated it as it’s gone along and now it’s at a stage where it’s alright. Providing everything is going along swimmingly, it’s not as fun to shoot as other SMG’s. My MP5’s deliver more of a fun experience when shooting.
The Uzi’s steel body soaks up a lot of that fun. If it absolutely MUST be an Uzi SMG, sure, buy the latest 3rd batch unit.