Samurai

M9 lips do work. If it's indeed the spring then any spring that fits will work.

I know a guy who uses 0.40 in his GHK AK. I use bio 0.28 in anything below 350 fps. Same consistency as the normal 0.30 of the same brand. If they would make 0.30 bio, I would use that.

A&K or Cyma M24 are the best value rifles today IMO.

Don't reinvent the wheel. Even airsoft mechanics with tremendous experience don't make inner barrels. Those should be very straight lengthwise. If you turn it and work on it that way, it can be precise in diameter but it still can be wavy. There is a lapping tool someone makes that polishes the barrel lengthwise, but it doesn't make much difference. The high end inner barrels are very good and I don't think they can be improved in a workshop. Also bear in mind that inner barrels don't contribute much to the accuracy. Even if you have a normal chinese gun, and change only the inner barrel, there won't be much improvement. If the original wasn't faulty (scratches or bent) then the difference is not noticeable. Precision barrels are one of the worst price/value upgrades. When you get the gun, check the inner barrel if it's straight, and polish it maybe.

M14 is very front heavy. Famas is way too old. Don't go bullpup because of the barrel length, so you have much more choices. AK is not an M4 and is a good choice. You can go full tactical or oldschool too.

You don't need long barrel for accuracy.

Not all v3s use short motors, but most of them and this one do. Sigs for example use medium motors.

Everything is fine. That sound is because your bevel gear has 4 teeth that the anti reversal latch can catch into and when it starts to reverse, it can move a bit until it catches. If you want to get rid of it, there are bevel gears with 6 or more of those teeth.

As far as I know it's not the player who is insured. The site is insured. If you get injured you still won't get anything. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I wouldn't trust boots though. However there are many ways do disinfect them on google.

No. Rubbing alcohol / isopropyl to clean the barrel. Silicone grease (not oil) to lube the cylinder. Some thick lithium grease for the gears. Soapy water to clean the rubber when they are out of the gun. Teflon based spray or dry silicone for GBB internals.

Nope. It would be too embarrassing to all the others. JK

Does it matter? Since you already bought them. The beta is a bit short for proper woodland accuracy. Apart from that, it's ok.

Define klonk. Preferably with a video. The piston returning after releasing the trigger is a small "clack". If the anti-reversal latch is missing then it's a longer sound as the gears move the motor.

8? You can use those to strap things on it. Ponco, burlap, folding shovel maybe, things like that.

It seems you do not have a deep enough understanding of the internals of the AS guns. The best is to bring it to an AS mechanic to fix it. You can easily make things worse or buy and try a lot of expensive parts before finding the problem.

Only TM does that as far as I know. I read that the other end is crimped but I'm quite sure the cylinder head screws off normally.

How is it threaded more than the factory one?

Hair dryer? Just try to get all the water out any way you can before re-lubing.

Wouldn't work on my local site. We are not allowed to run from a grenade. We take it like men. Screaming.

The site is great, I've ordered quite a few times from them. They are moving warehouse that's why the price drop. Shipping for the stuff on that high discount is really high as mentioned before.

I agree with Duck. Either something is high speed in it or the lipo is 3 cells or the rof measuring thing is off. Not that it matters. If it fires fine then it's great.

If you have a compressor - not just air duster - then wash it in very soapy hot water first. Submerge it brush it, etc. Then remove the water with the compressor and then relube it.

I actually like the paintjob on it.

Receiver pins: http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/king-arms-reinforced-receiver-pin-set-for-marui-g3-series.html http://www8.wgcshop.com/wgc2008/main/product_detail1.php?search_From=searchItem&item=KA-PIN-02&search=special&rs=g3%20pin&catid=&cat=&view_choice=a Front pin I think http://www8.wgcshop.com/wgc2008/main/product_detail1.php?search_From=searchItem&item=ELE-OT0412&search=special&rs=g3%20pin&catid=&cat=&view_choice=a But it's not worth spending on this. I would just get some black screws to replace them. I think they are 6mm.