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Well I bite the bullet and bought one. It cost me the grand sum of £9.06 and honestly it's worth the money at under £10 maybe worth up to £15-20 but beyond this price I would rather spend double and buy the exfog. I haven't got to test it in the field and it's far from perfect but as a gateway...

Switch back to just check, could be a broken trigger sear if both won't catch.

"Did you ever find the way to fix this?" On a thread dead for 3 years+ Or Guys my gun doesn't work what's wrong?  No details given at all

The trigger guard gets pulled down and rotates from the rear of the stock towards the mag well (Think of a swinging motion). This releases the stock from the upper so it can be removed. Edit: it can be very stiff and require some effort, you need to pull down in the trigger side not the mag...

If you can't be bothered to service your svd have you thought about the maintenance and upgrades required for a dmr. They all require time and/or more money at some point. I get it if you've fallen out of love with the svd for a valid reason, but if it's a "I don't want to tech" than I have...

Will say I've been ambush multiple times and they are great for checking eye pro wish more sights were as on it as they are.

The housing shortage seems to come for all the decent fields. And the labour government changing the rules to essentially allow development on any land that isn't a park or protected isn't going to help over the next few years.  I think we are going to see lots of forest sites posting similar...

We all know that factory stock ones are worth less than (unspecified,) upgraded ones.

That 120n spring is likely overkill, silverback have a chart online but somewhere around a 95-110n spring needed from memory. Best to check online first.

Or replace the contacts and drop down to a 7.4v lipo? Or 9.9v Lifepo4? As they won't burn out a trigger on any rif. Either way it's going to need tech work if you can't do it yourself so best to get a basic MOSFET and keep using your current batteries for overall cost most likely.

Did anyone order one in the end?  Apparently the only difference to the Nov is the fan they use.  Some noise complaints but than again you lot have posted the same about the branded version.

Coffee cafes and pawn broker's.

Could be spammed but than again if someone wants to prove that aren't capable of winning on an even ground they can build most platforms to be stupid rof spam anyway. Send a shame to ban this because of the potential misuse by one or two people. A green cas version would be interesting, lose...

I don't like HPA but I think it's a cool innovation, no worse than the spam you get from any other gun in cqb tbh the way some people build rifs. Does seem very pay to win for cqb if allowed though. I wonder if people would be more accepting if it's run at a lower power like 0.6j. Or is it the...

May have been a tad optimistic was hoping for about 70m of effective range, given the slow FPS due to the BB weight I would assume it would be also not be generating enough backspin to get that end flick and drop. I'm using the airsoftpro gen 3. Which whilst being a pain to setup has worked...

@ak2m4 do you know if the XT nub is a different size to the omega nub?

Small spray of Instant contact adhesive or low grab grade loctite on the screw thread's can help. This will glue the screw in but will hold it and with care can be undo in most cases.

Fielded my l96 with a 70° MR hop and the XT 80° nub, on maximum hop it can just about get a .45 to 70 metres.(Rifle was also shooting a hair below 1.6j as the spring seems to have worn in dramatically) The BB didn't have any "lift/jump" at the end of the flight path but did fly pretty level the...

Suddenly like 10 listing have appeared so looks like it's open season on budget anti fog unit's on AliExpress.  For £13-£20 doesn't matter if the fan is occasionally noisy, would be more annoyed for Nov's price though.  Hopefully these aren't terrible QC rejects.

So I was browsing and I found this https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008123115196.html Looks like a clone/maybe the rejects from the production line for the Nov anti fog unit. £13 seems a steal, but I do wonder if it has the same issue of being made from a weak plastic that can't take a bb...