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Right I understand. I'll get in touch with AW and see how long before we see a true mws fit from them
Be interesting if they do
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Right I understand. I'll get in touch with AW and see how long before we see a true mws fit from them
Terrible video and doesn't look so smooth haha but from struggling and nearly breaking my thumb everytime I loaded to this is a vast improvementI’ve been looking at those speed loaders. Did you get from soft air? Can you take a video of it in use and post? Thanks!
Well worth a watch if you're thinking of a different bolt.hai guys, do u have any recomendation for my mws bolt carrier? guns modify or angry gun? thanks before![]()
Hmm that is a real pity. If I do the mods to hop up hopefully it'll change my need for more ammo for now.I spent a few hours this weekend on the AW drum mag.
The adapter needs a reasonable amount of work to fit in the TM magwell. Careful measurement is required as you need to take material from both the front and the back of the adapter, and reprofile the rear corners.
And remove some material so the bolt stop doesn’t jam.
The AW Mag top (valve, router and feedlips) is a no go though. I spent a few hours on that as well, feed lips can be modified, and the body of the top of the adapter as well. The TM bolt will then feed bb’s well BUT I stopped there. The gas router is in the wrong place and cannot be modified to fit. The valve sits too high but could probably be modified.
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Hey everyone. This is a bit off topic but has anyone used the new G&P nozzle valves. I've ordered the red one but think it might run a bit hot. I'm looking for 420fps or a touch under with a 0.2. Does anyone know what fps the different coloured nozzles run?
My result with ultair greengas was 120,8-121 FPS using 0.4 bbs (2,93J). Aiming for 2.51 so this wont work for me, gonna try adjusting the valve to see how much difference it makes.
I'm extremely glad someone else has one of these valves for testing! A few questions if you wouldn't mind:
- What was your stock FPS before you used the G&P valve?
- Have you used a G&P valve return spring? Or is it the stock TM one?
- How do you "select" the hole that's being used? Is it different spring attachment points? Or are there actually four settings?
- What does the o-ring do?
- Is the pin a tool to help set this up or is it a part of the system that I'm struggling to understand its function?
Basically, any more info would be useful. I am trying to know a significant amount of FPS off of my setup so trying to identify if this is the solution before I order!
Thanks!
No problem!
1. No idea, never used the gun stock to be frank. If you are running the stock length barrel you will be pretty far away from these numbers I would guess? As for the valves go I have tried the follwing.
-TM Stock plastic one
-Firefly CNC
-RA Tech NPAS
-DP Enhanced Nozzle
-SAT Technical Knockout system
This one seems right now to be the most consistent of the high flow valves and the one I would pick for a build, except if you really wanna fine tune your FPS then the NPAS would be a better choice but you wont reach as high velocities with that one.
Not a good answer, sorry about that !
2. I am using the G&P return spring currently I have measured the spring resistance (higher = more gas into the barrel) on the
-Stock spring
-DP Enhanced Nozzle Spring set
Guns Modify 150% Nozzle Reset spring set
-G&P Spring Set
The stock one and the Guns Modify has the same resistance (lighter spring)
G&P and DP Springs are extremely close with the G&P one just a tiny bit stiffer
3. There is a screw that goes straight through the nozzle behind the gas window, this screw goes through the holes in the picture with arrows, so by chosing one of the three holes the thingy behind the nozzle valve will be located in different places and effecting the distance the valve have to travel before closing.
4. The O-ring is the same as the original o-ring as far as a I can see, it is placed on the other end of the spring that pulls back the nozzle when cycling (where the sealing buffer sits)
5. I have no idea what it is used for, I studied it and then used ut to clean under my fingernails. Did not use it for installing though. Maybe someone has a better explanation![]()
Hope this helps !