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I'm currently going through a trial period for accuracy on my mws going through the various hop rubber combinations, my barrel is the standard 250mm and my nub is the super six g, I currently have the maple leaf Autobot 60 degree bucking which is giving great accuracy at 20 metres I've not been...

I filled mine full to the brim with mapp gas which is the equivalent (propylene?) And put a drop of abbey silicone oil on the fill valve and leave for about an hour before storing. I check there capacity by weighing them every now and again and thus far (2 months) they haven't lost a drop!

What's the difference you can see between mapp and guarder black please? Also where do you get said guarder gas from? Cheers

if I remember rightly this was on the forum a few months back, basically take a grub screw and drill and screw through the centre of your rocket valve. wind it in and out to adjust FPS. If it helps to find it I replied, so look through my page as it were to find my reply, to find the post. 

Have you tried the lighter Tm weight from the original bolt carrier as it's even lighter for even more cold weather ability.?

If I recall correctly it was shooting around 390- 400 on mapp gas which runs a few FPS more than green.

I have the GnP nozzle set as a back up seems to run fine for the test I did but quite hot.

Now then MWS tribe,  Can anybody share any experience that they've had with this particular part as I'm thinking of swapping out the original as I'm still not happy with my bolt lock reliability.  I'm going to wait to buy the ag maritime bolt catch before fighting with the trigger box removal...

Nope I'm not the author but it was me!!!

Right folks if nobody minds, to head off the usual questions and to give the new guys and gals a headstart I've downloaded the mws owners guide - I'm not attempting to claim ownership of it (I forget who took the time to write it - thank you for that) but I will share it with them to condense...

Here you go, this is the short version of the whole thread (I didn't write this I've just copied the link) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oSn244-RKmPUclCWhX20xWf4rl-YJbeG/view?usp=drivesdk

I believe there is an upgrade Google Doc on this thread with all the common upgrades/options if you have a little search for it. If you can't find it give me a shout and I'll try and find the link. Welcome to the party. I'll keep you posted Dave as soon as lockdown does one, next game for me...

So, the Autobot 60° seems to have done a damn fine job coupled with a six g nub.  40mm groups!!! Rifle was clamped the whole shoot and the very first group shot is the one with the black ring round it.  Range is 20 metres, black painted patch is 50mm square, bb's Geoff's naturals black in. 3g...

Crossfire red dot sight.

Best all rounder please, Cqb and woodland sites mainly - I'd like 60m/196ft man-size hits ideally which is about what I was getting with the six g nub and TM bucking. Like I said I've ordered an Autobot 60° but apparently the diamond contact patch fouls the front of the hop window. I'll give it...

So Modify tan was a no-go for me with a standard barrel and six g nub shooting sub 350, any other suggestions? I've got a ml Autobot 60° on the way but apparently that won't fit the window I've read? Getting 60-70mm groups on standard TM hop rubber, would like to improve on that please 

Gas at the moment in sub 10°c is Mapp pro, Buffer spring is TM, Bolt is Hao Econoline with TM weight to further reduce the weight and weighs 146g minus the weight of the TM buffer that is included in that, Buffer is an empty GnP number though I am planning on adding weights to it to help slam...

Definitely on my want list but I've spent way, way to much recently so I'm going to hold off with this for a bit.  incidentally is this likely to affect bolt lock because it will have the same effect as winding the buffer tube even further in would it not?

Now that I have a reliable bolt lock I'm going to pack out the bottom of the buffer tube with washers to compress the spring a bit more a' la' hsb buffer style.

I've just been on to William Hicks who got me started on this GnP buffer thing - https://www.instagram.com/p/B-YS5wfnIkX/?igshid=xsep5da90p6o the problem in short was bolt lock could not be achieved because one, I'm a twatt and two, I had the buffer tube wound out far too far as I could not...