I've been running a 50 degree rubber in my 330FPS rifle for the past year,about 20,000-ish rounds judging by the amount of empty bottles. No hints at performance decrease. I'd say 50-60 degrees should be grand. Most stock ones are about 60 if I remember correctly.
had some from these a while back they were decent
I'd say no, but this one http://www.componentshop.co.uk/11-1v-1000mah-20c-continuous-discharge-airsoft-lipo-battery.html should. Assuming a milspec buffer tube (which is the smaller of the two) you would have somewhere around 27mm ID to play with. The battery I posted is less than 26mm diagonally so you should be ok. Bit tight but OK.
sorry mate, I thought I had replied, guess my phone didn't send it.
nope, my dad used to work in broking, lost his job a year back or a bit. Problem is, he now teaches for the minimum wage. And, school fees are a lot, basically that bike there cost about £700 total to build, a lot of it second hand, and that is quite a low price. Maybe later on in my life I may be able to get a much nicer one, but i'm lucky to have it in the first place and be very grateful. I need to reiterate that if my dad either didn't like the sport or didn't like me doing it, none of it would have happened. He loves it however, and I have an uncle who owns a 9 bedroom chalet in Morzine so it's perfect for two weeks out there, free etc. Overall 500 quid for that holiday with food and tolls etc.Flex man, you must be minted with all this stuff you get
did I spell it wrong?
As M_P said, they can be a bit tight. Basically if the pouch holds a STANAG mag tightly you will struggle getting a 74 mag in and out quickly, but if they are a bit loose, yeah no problem. Open top pouches should be fine.
They fit in WAS 5.56 pouches but only one at a time (unlike the M4 mags which you can fit 2 in) the top flap should work too as long as you don't adjust it too short.
