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Had the TM HK45 tactical for a little over a year and a half now and it is absolutely spot on. Love the ergonomics of it, and the performance is amazing as you expect from all TM guns.

Hm, when I have the gear box open, and engage the trigger and then turn the sector gear the back of the trolley raises pulling the trolley off of the trigger sear... looking at that.. sketch... should the front of the trolley be raised not the back? is my problem is that the contacts are too...

Its a TM AKS74U NGRS. The new trigger shuttle and housing are SHS (I believe the Tm ngrs ak is V3) and the COL is TM replacement. Not sure if it is too strong, could be. I’ll try playing about with it with a spare shuttle return spring, thanks. Appreciate the help bud. This is what I...

I've had this issue which I cannot seem to fix. In semi-auto the trigger makes a click after making a shot. I've tried replacing the trigger unit (shuttle and housing), and the cut off lever to no avail. From what I know the shuttle is being pulled off of the trigger sear and when the trigger is...

HK45 gets my vote having bought the tactical version, I would say just go with the standard.

This is not in line with the experience I’ve had with his customer support, sad to hear this. Hope it works out.

So I bought a second hand gun, cracked it open and found an Extreme-fire SW-SF-II mosfet. Literally cannot find anything on the internet about what it’s capabilities are, has anyone had any experience with this particular extreme fire mosfet?

Make: Double Tap Designs Item: mk23 right hand holster Desired Condition: Used Swaps/Part Exchange: No Budget: £35 

Ive had my TM HK45 Tactical for a while now. Took a little to find the perfect  gas to make it run on cold days, but this thing doesnt miss a beat. Great range, very accurate, and love the urganomics. If i were to buy again I wouldnt opt for the tactical as the silencer is really not worth the...

I’ve been looking for this too... might need to get someone to bespoke make it

Yeah I think I'll just re-wire the small tamiya. Just hope I didn't burn out the motor... something definitely smelled like burning back there

So i mistakenly without thinking plugged a large tamiya battery into my small tamiya on my aeg and pulled the trigger a couple of times. Smells like burnt plastic, and the fuse popped. Do you think I may have done any damage to the motor or do you think i'll be okay? Kind of worried...