AK47frizzle
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ahaha solder balls work wonders for replacing ball bearings in selector switches
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man, people who purposefully sand down nice externals for looks make me sad
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This advert is COMPLETED!
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For sale is my beautiful bullpup KC02. Here are all the goodies you get with it: SRU 3D printed KC02 bullpup kit KJW KC02 (originally two-tone) clone mbus gen 2 sights 1x gas mag 1x CO2 mag 5x unopened X22 purple magazine gaskets X22 TiSV valve (300-310 fps on 0.25g) Ready Fighter VSR conversion hop up chamber Rogueworx silver talon charging handle 2x Rogueworx PTFE pins 4x Rogueworx 3D printed barrel stabilizers I also have 3x OEM KJW rails included. The overall length is currently 59.5cm and weighs 2154g with a mag inside, 1731g without. There was an issue with the trigger at first: the trigger would not reset properly if you spammed the shots quickly. I have rectified this problem by cleverly tying a rubber band around a construction area which seamlessly fits into it. The brown rubber band does stick out. However, this is easily solved by using a black rubber band. £300 all in, including Parcelforce 48hr delivery. Open to trades.£300
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
AK47frizzle replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
One man's trash is truly another man's treasure
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Holy shit G&P metal bodies are ridiculously good
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Really, really nice pistol with excellent tight tolerances. Gonna get some magpul tsp grips, and maybe some stainless steel parts to embellish it in bling. The only problem is that the coating scratches off quite easily.
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Man, G&G pistons are so garbo I can dig my nails into them. ZCI ones are rock solid in comparison
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The 'What have you just bought' Thread
AK47frizzle replied to Cameron364's topic in Guns, Gear & Loadouts
So far, exceptional quality for the price:
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That's what I have been trying to do. But, ya'll are not letting me do that by choosing to unreasonably push it further despite repeated admittance to mistakes. Anyway, ultimately, it will be completed soon and passed on. The things that went wrong this time, I can prevent that for the next project. And, that will be that. Let me move on.
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I am using hard facts. You are, and still are, throwing around baseless conjecture based off one build which is not a great sample size. Naturally, the correct facts are going to overpower your wishful thinking. Certainly, not everything I have done is right in this case. However, I have contemplated the whole "professional" thing and evidently rectified those problems quickly from the criticism received. If you had a heart, then you could easily suggest things and point me in the right direction in a good manner, instead of being a right toxic arse. What happened to the first rule of airsoft? When have you last played a game? And no, I am not making money off poor saps. I make sure the buyer fully knows what I have done to the guns. However, this time, I did make mistakes and I know that now. Would you have rather I said absolutely nothing and sold the whiney thing to a poor sod?
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Dude, that is not cool. I have tried and tried to reason with you and have amended a lot of my problems that were suggested. But, it's become clear that you can't be reasoned with. You are just being a straight arse.
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It makes perfect sense. Picked up "brand new" by myself, then sequentially upgraded. Then, it is "straight out of the box", "exceptionally well" for the next person who receives it; not necessarily brand new, but suggests tuned to the point where they don't need to do anything more to it. I get why you say that. But, just need to follow it more logically. Anyway, it's almost there now. Just waiting on some ak2m4 parts. Subsequently, price is going down because I realised that some stuff didn't mesh well at all no matter what.
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While I admit that I had difficulties with this particular gun, you're just being much of an arse based off one example. One. There are no qualifications to be a tech; if you're good enough to be one, you can just be one right off the bat. And, a professional is someone that has an income based off what they do. These are the facts and that's just how it is whether you like that or not. My reputation is currently local and through word of mouth. I have fixed and passed on quite a few guns with no complaints so far. Yes, this G&G may end my positive streak, but are techs not allowed to make mistakes and learn from them? I've made around £1300 so far this month. No, that's not a huge six figure "pro" salary. But, I think that's pretty decent for an engineering student on summer break with a lot of spare time. Enough for rent...
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Ok, now you're being whiney 😕
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Yes, very much so. With a slipper. You know I'll have your address I've removed the labour cost and I think it is agreeable now. All those asg parts and titan do shoot the price far above the original gun's value. Will probably rework it again. But, as I said, this G&G gearbox is an anomaly...
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I know what a good gearbox should sound like and I have done better work in the past: This G&G gearbox, in particular, was more annoying than usual than your average v2 gearbox. The bevel gear was always too low no matter how it was set. I may retract the ad and work it again. I'm just being transparent with what I have done which is a rare thing these days.
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Rough prices: Gun: 320 airlab sorbo: 6 piston: 13 cylinder head: 12 ball bearings: 29 anti reversal latch: 6 16:1 gears: 40 gate titan: 76 motor: 50 zci chamber + barrel + maple leaf bucking + nub: 40 Add those up = 592 592 x magic number 0.7 = 414.4, 415 for ease. Am I allowed to have £50 labour cost for myself? £465. Parcelforce is £15. £480. This is how I arrived at this number. And, I am a tech. There are people who contact me to get their stuff done. And, the definition of being professional is being paid to do something. I'm allowed to say this piece has been professionally done. Maybe it needs more work. But, it still works very well.
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So, to change the spring on a TM recoil, Eagle6 will charge you £83. That's beyond ridiculous. Somebody please justify that for me.
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If you'd looked up eagle6 on this forum you wouldn't have wasted your time,why are you changing the spring?
I do think TM aeg's are overpriced but at the same time they are damn good out the box(until they get opened up then they seem to become money pits)
Now their pistols are very good,I have their G17 and MK23(the only thing I've done is straw hop them) I'll never use anything else.
Hopefully in the future I'll come across their GBBRs as I've heard nothing but good things about them
Please bare in mind folks I'm not here to offend,what I like is what I like and its the same for you too 🖖
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I don't get it. G&G gears are to impossible shim; they always sit too damn high.
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Christ. I go through 4k+ BBs every game day.
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Anybody used a king arms predator tactical before? Insane prices on them at taiwangun atm: https://www.taiwangun.com/en/gas-4/predator-tactical-iron-shrike-1911-rail-darth-earth-king-arms?from=listing&campaign-id=15
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Na, I don't need fancy features. I just need something that works. Got the basic on the way today.
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Guys, timothyburn01 is a scammer. The typical oceanic photographer bullshit. The lack of grammar gave it away at the start.
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Ye the problem with the jefftron is that there are too many wires going through one place and there isn't any other way. They are also very thick and hard (:>). Oh well. At least I have the titan coming.
