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DHL though, that's gonna sting for sure. I asked one broker last week to quote me 60kg (non rifs) from HK and got back £1350.000 lol...Hopefully they have negotiated a decent rate, however DHL are firmly in the won't ship replica camp so not sure what they can do about that.

@colinjallen shipping cost clearly gone through the roof, £51 sounded high but I just checked my DSV / UPS account and for a 4kg package pickup from Wroclaw Poland to UK came out to £70. However do the reverse, UK to Poland via Parcel2Go and UPS standard is £27 (£50 insurance).

ideally you'll need to open up the gearbox to check the components, do a full inspection etc. if you're not ready to open it up then you can check the hop rubber (bucking).

22.22222222222222% ain't bad indeed if that includes UK VAT, duty and handling charge as I believe Polish VAT is 23%

if you're flush with cash then sure treat yourself to something new, but in general there's isn't a gearbox issue which can't be fixed with new parts and time etc. Your problem could be a number of things, slipping gears? ARL perhaps. Best thing you can do is make a little video of it firing and another one with a look inside at all the bits

as skara said it's got the molded nub on the arm now so not hugely beneficial for flat contact-patch buckings. last few days I've been testing my new nubs and bucking with lots of different combinations of gearbox shells, chambers, nozzles - it really is a nightmare of a minefield. If you do a lot of builds then it's really worth keeping a few different brands to hand.

Welcome buddy, you'll find lots of friendly players, have fun

Not yet been but a few of my local customers / friends have, they really like it. doing some good stuff

@Rogerborg I was going to say that the ZCI 70 is pretty well molded using silicon, the one in the picture looks more like it's made from more of a epdm rubber

that is super strange, never seen that before. I just checked a few of the ones I still have here and they all have the nub and ridge in place. It's possible that you do have a molded mutant on your hands there

show us your piston, don't be shy

From my own personal experience I don't get too hung up on bore sizing, especially with lower price cheaper barrels. If you took a bore measuring tool you'd probably find it was nowhere near the specified size lol.... As for maintenance I'd take out and clean after every game (that's just me though).

Definitely the best priced / performance inner barrel out there. Super dirty inside though

I'm hoping ZCI deliver 1st week in November, just waiting to hear back from them. What size is the inner barrel you're after?

Think you've got your springs mixed up buddy, never said that about the Guarder springs. Gearparts springs is where I've done the 200,000 cycle test. Guarder don't even bother to oil their springs from the factory the cheap-skates 🙂

Interesting results, always good to keep a few orings of different sizes around since the inner diameter of cylinders varies as much from 23.6mm to 24mm.

Resin is nice from what I've seen, heard it is a lot more brittle though?

doesn't say all 2000 were stolen, a pallet is roughly 1 cubic metre? can fit around 40 AEG's so 9 of them would be around 360....

you mean valid defense...

I imagine the amp draw with 13:1 and the ASG 40K is super high, if you have a meter, stick it on and see what numbers you're getting

@Orange peel neil external parts like receivers are costly getting into the UK in large numbers at the moment, your best bet is to try one of the HK stores

@Adolf Hamster this first, also if it's a new spring run it for 1000 cycles plus 24 hours compressed. Plus also find out how your regular sites allow you to chrono, hop set or off etc

never heard of armatech, like most things airsoft the SHS rotary might be great in one build, bad in another

@Fatboy40 Don't be too miffed about the drop in your DE M904E, it's actually firing a little low but it's good enough without having to open it up again. The stock spring could be fine, problem could even be with the cylinder head, piston oring, nozzle, bucking, hop chamber etc.

Damn, nothing surprises me the depths some people will go in order to obtain something for free. @Tackle totally agree about RM, they have really let the ball slip on their "signed for" service. They are supposed to double-check the address however I've noticed some will just hand over the package to the wrong address without a 2nd glance. Luckily all signatures are GPS tracked, however I'm current in a battle with their claims department over a signed for package they delivered to the wrong address, they are being assholes