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It's really up to you. I personally wear only a belt on a normal game. On a milsim event, where I need some more mags I wear a chestrig too, and if there is no HQ and I need to carry all my stuff for the day with me, a small backpack too. This way I can scale my load bearing equipment to the requirements.

Nice, great info. The GB still looks like a standard v3, and even the selector is the same. Only the external lever is different. I cannot make out the hopup but it seems that it's a normal hopup and that block that holds it in other AKs. They may be separable on this too.

The Dboys g36c is an Ares copy so it has quite good ebb. It moves a weight and it does have some nice kick. It has quick spring change and a AR latch release when you put it to safe. Also, after cleaning it was the most accurate unmodified aeg I've seen. Also the externals are really nice too. Only bad thing is that since it's an Ares copy, not a TM, there are less aftermarket parts. Not that it needs any.

10/22 hands down.

If you haven't touched the lower half, then it must be the upper. Can you push the nozzle with your hand and can you push the piston with a thin screwdriver through the nozzle?

3 hours 45 minutes if the battery is empty. (1600 / 600 * 1,4) I don't know the charger. If it is smart, then it should turn green or something like that. If not, disconnect after 3 hours 45 minutes.

I've edited the audio in audacity and put the first gun's unsuppressed and suppressed shots next to each other. On the boyi it seems that all the sound, including the piston head hitting the cylinder head radiates from the gun, and not from the barrel. The G3 has a thick, soft bumper there, and I think that's the reason for the difference.

Well then, let's hear it! The first gun is my G3. It was originally built to be silent but I had to replace the motor and the bushings, so it's not that silent as it could be. The second is a mostly standard boyi pdw. The suppressor has foam inside.

Cool. Then measure resistance between the battery connector's ends, and the contact points of the gearbox, and even the body of the gearbox. Both with trigger pulled and released. This way you can find where the unneeded contact is.

Well, you should try using nimh because if you short circuit a lipo, it can go up in flames or even explode. The nimh just dies. I'm trying not to be rude here, but it seems you don't really have the understanding or the tools to get this done. You should get a multimeter and measure resistances.

I know. That's what I meant by "pretty decent". They are actually very-very good quality. Even the rubber is better than most aftermarket ones.

Cymas nowdays have pretty decent 6.04 barrels, you won't get any measurable benefit replacing it with an other precision barrel.

It does look pretty decent for that price. And from the pictures it seems that it does have a standard v3 gearbox. I'm looking forward to your review.

As usual, I argue. The AEG's loudest sound is from it's gears. As TacMaster said, it is not easy to build one with low noise, but it is sure possible. Then the next loudest can be the sound of piston hitting the piston head. This snapping sound comes from the barrel. With proper barrel length and piston head, it can be lowered, and then if you install a suppressor, this snap is transformed into a thud, that sounds much quieter.

Remove hopup and barrel, take it apart, and clean it with warm soapy water, then reassemble it. If there is visible damage on the rubber, change it. If it has a 1 piece hopup, you will get much more consistency if you glue a rubber spacer between the hopup and the body.

I actually found that bearings tend to be more silent.

These are pretty decent guns: http://gunfire.pl/product-eng-1152189563-JG070MG-sub-machinegun-replica.html http://gunfire.pl/product-eng-1152189535-JG0638-subcarbine-replica-black.html Of course you'll need defense to import them.

Yes, it's TM. If there are screws inside and in front of the magwell, then it's TM clone. http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/cyma-ak47-full-metal-wood-airsoft-aeg-cm-042-1.html#.VEzH_hZMu50

Yes, that works. Actually sometimes a 7.4 won't be enough for a dmr so 11.1 is a must.

The longer one is sexier. But if you do CQB... damn, get the longer one, it's sexier.

I held a PDR once and fired a couple of shots. It is actually quite nice. I found the P90 uncomfortable for my hands.

Just put a neodymium magnet on the underside of the GB at the AR latch. In emergency cases (you can't find the magnet) a hairpin from the motor side.

Is the new barrel much longer/shorter than the original?

Practice, practice, practice... And some youtube videos.