Samurai

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.

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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.

That would give you a very hard bolt pull. Those rings are nylon and thin so there is minimal friction. Or at least I believe they are nylon.

The cyma 02b is a really good gearbox. Only replace it if something is broken. Do a good cleaning, do a re-shim, switch to deans connector. Also, use 7.4V lipos. Also use heavy and good quality BBs. If you do just these or you buy the bestest upgrade parts, there won't be noticeable difference.

In normal 6.08 barrels the BB stabilizes after let's say 25cm. The hopup gives it a push and it bounces a few times before stabilizing in the barrel and sitting onto an air cushion. You can see the marks it leaves if you use BBs that leave a mark. Tighter bores stabilize the BB somewhat earlier. So it depends on this bouncing but after that 25cm length doesn't matter. But. Barrel length does matter in regards of the useful size of the cylinder. The cylinder size, barrel length and BB weight has to be matched. Switching to a long barrel and leaving everything else as is, will make the gun worse. The most accurate out of box gun I ever had was a Boyi G36c. That one has a barrel about 240mm. Also one of the least effective and most costly upgrade is precision barrel. To get accuracy: clean everything, use good and heavy BBs, use good hopup nub, use good hopup bucking, stabilize fps, and just after all these, get a precision barrel.

Such ignorance.

I do. A small used compact from ebay methinks, or just my phone.

Me thinks otherwise. The hardness of the nub matters a lot. Soft nubs allow way more range to adjust the hopup. In one of my bolt action rifles I have a hard nub and a maple leaf rubber and in colder weather it doesn't shoot at all. It goes from no hopup to jam. And that with a TDC mod. I have also experimented with H nubs in my AEGs a few times and never experienced any increase in anything, only this decrease of hopup adjustability because the nub being hard.

I'm pretty sure that will be the same as all the other brands. Heavy BBs come from one or two chinese factories and everyone just rebrands them. I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing though.

Very good choices.

Two broken AK12 and a broken Galaxy mp5k from bbguns4less. I'm a masochist.

Hiking socks from Decathlon, and gel insoles. Those work the best for me.

Yes, that's the only one that comes with a left hand bolt. I only bought used ones and those didn't come with it so make sure it's included in the package. However the MB06 is not a good base for a sniper rifle. Maybe you will be better off with buying a Bar-10 and convert it to a left hand bolt with DIY. http://2shots1kill.com/tm-vsr-10-left-hand-conversion-guide/

Good job. However, I chose leaf suit. I had a ghillied hat that covered shoulders and back too but it always got caught in the bushes. The leaf suit is awesome though. Extremely light, I love it.

I wouldn't go 6.01. Too sensitive to BB quality. 6.03 is what I prefer. Madbull is not bad, but PDI or EDGI or similar very high quaility barrels are better. Not that I can afford those.