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ttony1314 reacted to an advert:
Custom Tokyo Marui XM16E1
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Make: Tokyo Marui Gun/Model: XM16E1 Accessories: 5x 20rd magazines, sling Condition: Very good FPS: 280-290fps on 0.25g Splits/Swaps/Part Exchange: No Price/Payment: £700 Inc PayPal fees and Postage Pictures: Yes For sale I have my custom Tokyo Marui XM16E1. This was made before Angry Gun released their retro series of upper receivers. Work was carried out by LCS Engineering Outpost to graft a WE carry handle to the OEM Marui upper. The forward assist has been modified into a tear-drop. The fencing has been removed from the lower to better match the earlier receiver type of the XM16E1. Both upper and lower have been cerakoted in Sig Dark Grey. A G&P 'Jungle Series' barrel and handguard set was modified to fit the Marui receiver. It has a G&P receiver extension and buffer, Brownells retro D-stock and retro pistol grip. Finished off with five leak-free TM magazines and a sling. The internals are stock. Asking for £700 including postage and PayPal fees.£700
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Make: Tokyo Marui Gun/Model: 1911A1 Accessories: Three magazines Condition: Very good FPS: ~270fps Splits/Swaps/Part Exchange: No x3 Price/Payment: £175 plus postage and PayPal fees Pictures: Yes For sale is my hardly used TM 1911A1. Comes with three gas tight magazines and has had a Maple Leaf Autobot hop rubber fitted. Original reading materials, cleaning rod, muzzle plug, bushing tool, magazine loading assists and BBs included.£150
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Make: S&T Gun/Model: M1903A4 Accessories: One magazine, scope rail, rings, 4x20 scope and sling Condition: Used FPS: Approximately 350fps Splits/Swaps/Part Exchange: No x3 Price/Payment: £300 including postage and PayPal fees Pictures: Yep Selling my 1903 which has been modified to look more like the 1903A4 by adding material to the stock wrist area. Comes with sling, one magazine and Umarex 4x20 scope on vertical split rings and S&T rail. Selling as moving house and thinning down my kit.£300
Coventry - GB
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Make: King Arms Gun/Model: M1 Carbine Accessories: Two magazines, sling, oiler bottle and two modified carbine magazines. Condition: Used FPS: approximately 320fps Splits/Swaps/Part Exchange: No x3 Price/Payment: £400 Inc postage and PayPal fees. Pictures: Yup So I'm selling my M1 Carbine even though I've only used it once: I'm moving house and would like to thin the mountain of kit I have (plus I prefer playing German anyway). It has had the original finish stripped off and has been re-stained. It has also had the bayonet lug removed to better resemble the WW2-era carbine. Comes with sling, oiler bottle, two magazines and two modified pouches which will actually accept the gbbr magazines (usually the mags are too tall).£400
Coventry
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For sale I have my custom built M1 Garand gbbr based on the WE M14. This has been heavily modified to use a fixed 8-riund internal magazine powered by a Mancraft regulator and 12g CO2 cartridges in the stock. You can get approximately 30 rounds off of a single cartridge depending on how quick you are on the trigger. Internally, I have shortened the magazine to fit inside the ICS Garand stock and added a spacer to the nozzle to reduce the fps. It has a real steel buttplate, upper/lower handguards, stock ferrule and sling swivels. The internal magazine is loaded from the top using modified WE speed loaders: you place the loader on the feed lips with the slot facing you and, with pressure against the receiver bridge, press down on the plunger. I usually find it best to have the fingers on my supporting hand holding the charging handle to stop it closing prematurely. Full disclosure: It can be a bit finicky but if you are looking for a plinker or a project then this is for you. It has been priced to account for this despite how much money was originally spent on all of the parts.£300
Coventry - GB
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Hypokondrikern reacted to a post in a topic:
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Cheers! The rifle length buffer has a selection of different weights you can use should you wish a heavier recoil. I opted to leave them out so it was more gas efficient when using the shorter magazines.
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Vietnam Builds
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Cheers They are indeed used as often as I can get out blasting with them! In fact, they'll be getting an outing at my local this weekend.
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Haha! I initially thought it was something like that but didn't want to assume! You get the "Akshully" brigade in all walks of like but I'll be the first to admit that my kit isn't perfect and tell them it's always a WIP 😀 I was somewhat limited in what I could use for the M1: I really wanted to use a real gas cylinder assembly but that's a big no-no unfortunately. Still, it loads from the top using clips eight and locks open after eight rounds: what more could I want (besides a ping)? Thanks for the kudos! Cheers! I've not actually had the chance to use the M1 in this configuration in anger yet. I've used it at WW2 events and have found that I tend to hit what I aim at with the iron sights. The scope is an old vintage 4x15 air rifle scope with truly horrendous glass, awful light collection and narrow FOV. I suspect it might be redundant!
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Got to admit I'm lost on the zipper thing lol
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Hi all, I've posted these on different platforms (namely IG and various Facebook groups) but for those that haven't seen them before, here are my custom guns for my Nam era USMC impression. First one I built was my M1 Garand based on the WE M14 platform. I used an ICS stock and real handguards plus a cut-down magazine and CO2 regulator hidden in the stock. Currently pictured in its M1-D sniper variation with 3D printed scope and barrel mount. Next up we have my XM16E1 based on the Tokyo Marui M4A1 MWS system. Fully custom upper with the carry handle from a WE XM grafted onto the TM receiver, a G&P VN front end, modified lower (removed fencing and M4 trades), G&P receiver extension and real-steel buttstock and pistol grip.
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So I finally got the proper early D-stock and pistol grip to finish off the XM16E1. Pictured with my original M1955 Flak Vest.
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As per the title, I'm selling a Tokyo Marui handguard taken off of an MWS: it has never been used as it was taken off prior to fielding the gun. Comes with front sight assembly/cap and barrel-mounted sling swivel. £30 including PayPal fees and postage.£30
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For sale I have my AngryGun L119A2 long rail. Few scrapes on it but it's sound. Asking for £80 including postage and PayPal fees.£80
Coventry - GB
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Hi everyone, long time no post for me but thought I'd throw up my latest gat. I'm waiting on the real early D type stock and pistol grip to finish it off as a proper XM16E1. Base is the MWS M4A1 with a custom upper receiver done by LCS Engineering Outpost. Fencing was removed from the lower by me. Internals are stock with the exception of the rifle length buffer and tube.
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Good evening all, I have recently got my hands on the Mancraft/CO2 adapter which are pretty nifty bits of kit. I've connected the parts together and have been testing it with a gbb magazine. So far no leaks but I have the following issue: With the stiffer of the two regulator springs installed and a fresh CO2 bulb in situ, merely turning the regulator on the slightest bit activates the blowout valve and vents all the gas (the blowout valve has been tightened as far as it will go, which I take it from the instructions means it will take a higher pressure to activate). Does anyone have any ideas? Ideally I would like to take advantage of the higher pressure the stiffer spring offers (the softer spring doesn't seem to have enough pressure to cycle the gbb, even with the reg all the way on).