Speedbird_666

SOLD I have listed this gun as boneyard because it's over 10 years old, not been serviced in the last 6 years, and not been used for the last 3, so it could really do with a tear-down, inspection and re-grease. It has mainly used as a backup/loaner. To be clear - this is an all-plastic gun (receiver & rail) that's built like a tank and is heavier than a lot of metal guns (looking at you Specna). The polymer used is better than any G&G and only really rivaled by KWA's latest KO offerings. It is functional, and was last chrono'd at ~325FPS. The good: - Structurally sound - OEM'd by Lonex, so Lonex/Ultimate branded internals - Lonex Metal Hop unit & Steel barrel The not so good: - The gun's original wiring made it impossible to remove the GB without de-pinning the Tamiya connectors, so it was re-routed down the buffer tube (there was a recoil version of this gun so the wires were routed on the underside of the buffer tube), however a channel had to be dremeled inside the receiver for said wires. It does not affect the integrity in any way and cannot be seen from the outside. - The steel parts have very light surface corrosion - nothing a bit of wire wool and oil wouldn't fix - There is a detachable rail missing on one side (screws are still there). I'll try and find it before sending, but no guarantees. - The gun was originally EBB with a moving mock bolt - but the shuttle connecting the piston to the mock bolt was made of cheese so self-destructed after the few hundred rounds (later versions of the gun has steel shuttles and BO sold them as upgrades). The mock bolt still functions with charging handle and can still be locked back with the bolt release. - Meh Motor - works out roughly 28TPA so slow on a 7.4v LiPo but snappy enough on 11.1v. Caveat Emptor/Sold as seen.

SOLD I have here a 100% complete Specna (sort of) Edge - some assembly required - all parts to complete are included. When I say 'Sort of' Edge - it's a Specna Edge metal body, rail, outer/inner barrel, hop unit etc. but the caveat is that the pile-o-shite Orion gearbox was sacked off and replaced with a complete E&C gearbox, with a couple of component swaps (nozzle/piston/piston head/spring/spring guide). Stock/Grip/Motor are all out of my spares box and are not Specna in Origin. Everything is structurally sound - no cracks, deep scratches or stripped threads from what I can see. The gun has been painted by me - turns out that Specna's 'Nano-bollocks' paint that they use for their receivers is nano-thin and susceptible to destroying itself in a slightly humid conditions - like being in the same room as a tumble-dryer. I had to strip back a lot of the original paint (which wasn't hard as a Sharpie leaves a thicker finish) so I used the gun to dick around with my new airbrush. It's had a couple of coats of paint, plus some ultra-matte varnish on top, but it's not the most hard-wearing finish (there's a few little marks already) so I would recommend attacking it with some Halfords Matte Lacquer if you want to keep that 'wannabe Geartech/Negative Airsoft but nowhere near as good' paint job I've applied. Again - all components to reassemble and produce a fully-functioning gun are here. Or don't reassemble and split the parts for something else. Up to you, I don't care. I've never liked the gun so I'll be glad to make some room getting rid of it. Caveat Emptor/Sold as seen.