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I use a small mesh that only covers the mouth. I wear it lowered when out of range / no contact but as soon as there is a possible contact, I pull it up. When lowered it is hidden in the shemag, and I can pull it up even without using my hands. With no shemag because of dresscode:

I hate the transparent guarder rubber. Too soft, it will double feed in no time.

^^this As said, good quality and heavy BBs are the key. But first: clean the gun properly. If you can't take the barrel out, then use the cleaning rod with a slice of a paper towel with rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) to clean everything, including the hopup rubber. Do this a few times until it comes clean out. Then use dry paper towel and then do a few shots to clean the rest. If you can take the barrel out (and put it back properly) then use warm soapy water to clean the rubber and the barrel, then warm water. This usually improves accuracy significantly. In a normal AEG I use 0.28 or 0.30g BBs. Way more accurate than light ammo and fly further and gets there faster. I just moved to a house where I have a 45m range and I tested my 340 fps sniper rifle. With 0.28 it shoots the 45m in a high arc trajectory but with 0.36 it's almost a straight line. So imagine what happens on let's say 55m with this setting. The 0.28 will hit the ground but the 0.36 will still be flying. They both can reach longer distance but with lighter ammo I would have to aim way above the target. Anyway. Clean the gun, use good quality and heavy BBs. Make sure your gun shoots 320+ fps and with some consistency (+-5fps is okay). Put some time into setting the hopup and the sights. First set the hopup, then the sigths to about 30-40m. Then learn to shoot. This takes some time, but this improves the accuracy a lot. First learn to shoot a target at 30-40m from standing and on one knee because these will be the most used positions. Then stand sideways, turn toward the target and shoot. Then start standing with your back to the target. Then learn shooting from cover. Then learn shooting on the move. While doing this use single shots and make sure the first shot hits. (There are a lot more to practice, this is just for improving accuracy.) Only after these should you consider upgrading the gun IMO.

The air can escape through that groove in the barrel. If the barrel is longer than the original you need to swap the cylinder to one that's higher in air capacity. If it still has the original cylinder, the piston impacts before the BB leaves the barrel, the pressure drops behind the BB and it bounces around the barrel. That can give it an unwanted spin too. So I suggest to put in the original barrel or one similar. If your airseal and barrel length is correct, I believe you will find it will shoot too hot. The previous owner compensated for these losses with a too powerful spring.

Don't change anything in it until you found the part causing the problem. Then fix that. As proffrink said, the barrel+hopup is the first suspect.

But the answer is the same. Throw this away, get an AEG. LPEGs are not suitable for airsoft.

95% of times you are not outranged because of your gun or gear. You can spend any money, and you will still be outranged.

Competition.

I found that if you have paintball and airsoft in the same site, the airsoft games will be like paintball games. Which is not good. A lot of players in a small area shooting and running a lot. Not good at all.

I also use it like proffrink. I cut my lens protectors from the safety goggles from poundland.

That is a design problem with the V2. You have to do full trigger pulls every time. That's something we all had to learn. The only way to fix that is to install a programmable "mosfet" (it is a microcontroller with sensors and a mosfet actually) that completes the cycle fully even if you release the trigger too early.

Using a rubber knife to touch it to the shoulder (and counting to 5 so it's not just rushing with a knife) for a silent kill is okay. I've been playing airsoft for 8 years now and never had a chance to do it. Fighting with rubber knifes is a very-very bad idea. Way too dangerous and people would be carried away and hurt each other.

It would benefit from a checkup. Re-greasing and replacing dry and old O rings and the hopup rubber.

Maybe the prone position is less natural to you with this gun and you don't aim down the scope properly, maybe you twist your neck in an uncomfortable way, or you flex your wrist while aiming / firing.

http://cop9gun.com/prshop/en/jinggong-spares/699-jinggong-g3mc51-sas-stock.html I had no problems ordering from them.

If it works with a high cap, change the BBs to a better brand or clean the not working mags.

Hi. Get an Action Army hopup unit for it, and a maple leaf aeg rubber with concave nub and an aeg barrel, remove the air break and clean it. You don't need anything else. Well, maybe a piston. If you have access to a 3d printer, try this grip: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:895150 Much more comfortable than the stock.

Get a good hopup rubber, for example maple leaf with concave nub, and clean the barrel.

Very nice. A spool of filament lasts very very long, because what we print for airsoft are usually only small parts. What materials do you use? I found PLA is much easier to print, and stronger than ABS, because it's less rigid. I haven't tried others, like nylon. I have tried LRB but it didn't work for me. But I tried it in a low fps, short barrel boltie, maybe that's why.

I found the magpul moe grip the most comfortable. But I don't use vertical grips actually.

You can heat up the brass contact in the switch's moving part and pull it out a few mm-s. Then you can drill a hole and push a pin in it's side to make the protrusion longer where the cutoff lever catches it. Needs some fiddling but can be done with DIY. http://www.airsoftforum.com/board/topic/198550-aeg-hair-trigger-guide-necro-exempt/

Even an mp5k is too big to be a sidearm. Mp7 with a short mag is the max size you can maneuver easily with, being a sniper. A GBB pistol has good firepower to serve as a secondary. A hi-capa is a great choice, it has enough BBs and gas in the mag. I assume you used an AEG before you switched to be a sniper. Don't try to play the same way. Learn and practice the sniper way.

In marketing mostly.

Precision is not about the bore. It's the straightness of the barrel.

RIFT com site 3 is great. We drive there from Aylesbury, that's about the same distance.