SeniorSpaz87

yep; the 122 is next after the kv1 zis. but ive put aside the tanks for now and am focusing on planes.

Lol, Princess Bride reference... Didn't expect that. And storm trooper mode... Pointing out the obvious and missing everything else?

Well, firing right now isn't an option... The issue is defiantly at the connection between the motor gear and the gear it's supposed to sit flush with in the gearbox. But I think my battery's running low, so I'll charge it overnight and continue the troubleshooting tomorrow.

Update; the motor works fine when removed from the gun.

Alright, got it out easily. A bit more pressure got it out. And it was more of a grinding; indeed, the gear on the end of the motor has ground down a touch, but not enough to affect it. So do I need to take the damn thing apart again?...

I was thinking it may have been something like that. I can move it forwards and backup wards, and the spring isn't under too much compression, as I can push it in, in which case it returns to its current position.

It would seem...

Update... Vitmo, that didn't fix it. I tried every position, with the same result. However, I was try into remove the motor to test it, and I can't remove it (although I haven't tried very hard, don't want to break anything). Sooooo.... What have I done now?...

Ahh, so that's what it does...

Probably not. After I reconstructed it I connected the battery, and when there was no smoke, I tried the trigger as a dry fire. The high pitched whir started, and I stopped the connection after around 1/2 second and removed the battery; I haven't done anything else with it.

Yea, it's the right way round. I know because the red connector has a red dot on the male end, and there is no female black on mine; it wasn't on when I got it, so it's soldered on instead

Only got the first KV1 in that line; almost got the second as well... It will be awhile before I get those

Umm, with the motor, does it matter which way it's put in, as long as the wires are correct? And I don't know about the height... How can I check that?

Where are you going?

Ok, So... Parts arrived; spend three hours rewiring the thing, heat-shrinking every exposed wire to prevent shorts, and making a mess of my table. Anyway, it now works. Sort of... The connection is good, but when I pull the trigger I get a high pitched whir sound. I immediately stopped trying to fire, and removed the battery so I wouldn't mess anything up. So... Any idea what's up?

im too new to it to comment... only got to tier 3 (corsair d and c, p47) in US tree, got tier 2 in German and British. Tanks are about the same.

I had a great day at The Mall due to the third game of the day. We were defending a bomb site near the zombie barricade (I think that's the right one), and myself and around 10 others set up in Peacocks, with myself in the wall, and others spread around. By this time we were focusing on only one bomb, as we had set up a large amount of explosives and detonators there; enough to win us the game if we held it. Unfortunately, due to a two-pronged attack from the shop across the hall to Peacocks as well as a dedicated push from the back passages, the players I were with were all killed off in about 3 minutes, while I couldn't leave the wall to help them with the amount of enemy fire coming into the room. So it's just me left in Peacocks, and everything quiets down for a minute as the "greens" try to figure out if they've killed everyone. Well, about then they offer a color challenge, which I don't answer as I haven't been seen or heard. What I do hear, however, is a whole chorus of greens respond back to the challenger. At this point I figure I'm screwed, but I have to hold the line. As they enter the room, I start moving back and forth between the four cut outs in the wall, using both my new MP7 (baptised under fire) and my G17 in tandem. I would fire a few bursts off at the enemies (who had now entered the room), and as they figured out where I was, they would barrage the cut out with pellets, but I would have moved on to the next one. I kept this up for the remainder of the game. A marshal entered right around the time our last players were getting finished off, and he watched the whole thing happen. After the game ended (we managed to hold the bomb, and as such, win the game) the marshal came up to me, and stated how I singlehandedly held off a force of 18 enemies for over 15 minutes. I wish I had been filming at that point in time. Final day's total was 25 confirmed kills (there may have been more) to only one death, and I sat out the last game as well. So I'm happy with that result .

Well, here's my TM MP7 GBB. It's got a replacement rail instead of the folding foregrip, a Safariland torch with pressure pad taped to the grip, a real Eotech 552 holo sight, a Safariland sling attachment, and a Safariland leg drop holster modified to fit the MP7 if I don't want to carry it. I like it.

Just ask them to put your UKARA # on the packaging or customs will get pissy.

Ok, I've never done anything with laser engraving; only laser cutting. I suppose it will also work on metal?

Do you have any idea if you can work on a TM Mp7 receiver? Or a WE Glock slide?

Hmm, can I top that?... I'll post mine in a few, gonna finish this college application essay first...

Deffo mate

It's a copy of the TM version, the size of the threading was 16 mm, but he got a piece to make it 14mm, which means silencers can be added. The adapter is a separate purchase. CCW is as Ian said. Look about midway through AFUK's page and you will see a "Reviews" section. It's in there.

I've bought: Large can of 144a gas £20 worth of electrical parts for AEGs Magpul RVG fore-grip for my MP7