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THE TM MWS thread

I do. As long as you do it in a safe and well ventilated area you should be alright. 
I keep an eye on mine as they’re filling and weigh them as I go, this makes sure I don’t pump too much gas in. They can be charged with more gas than what they come with from new. 
 

Over the past few years they’ve begun producing them with one way valves which prevents you from refilling. I have a couple which won’t take so much as a breath of fresh propane, even using the pre-chilling method. 
 

I’m quite lucky as I have 3 cans which are older. 

 
@Bada Bing How are you? 
 

I have to ask you something. 

In my team, we have a lot of members whit Systema PTW. But some of them are thinking of switching to weapons with Blowback. 

I've already  decide and bought a MWS. But the rest of my team are only considering the GBLS. 

I've already give them my opinion that for the difference in price, it doesn't pay to buy a GBLS when there is the MWS option. 

I also showed them your MWS review video. 

I know they are different weapons, but in your honest opinion, is the difference in prices between the two weapons justified? 

Is GBLS that much better than MWS? 

I ask you this because I think that you  have a GHK vs GBLS video and a GHK vs MWs, but dont have a MWS vs GBLS. 

Thank´s

 
Is GBLS that much better than MWS? 


The GBLS is very interesting.

Not wanting to pre-empt Mr Bing's reply (☕), but my own hesitation about the GBLS system concerns the availability of replacement parts. If my MWS breaks, I can obtain new parts for it relatively easily (and fit them relatively easily too). I'm not sure whether that's the case with the GBLS - I'd imagine not - and that for me is something of a risk for a RIF costing £1600 (because something will break eventually).

In terms of 'shootability', I have no idea as I've never used one. But they do look like a helluva lot of fun.

 
The GBLS is very interesting.

Not wanting to pre-empt Mr Bing's reply (☕), but my own hesitation about the GBLS system concerns the availability of replacement parts. If my MWS breaks, I can obtain new parts for it relatively easily (and fit them relatively easily too). I'm not sure whether that's the case with the GBLS - I'd imagine not - and that for me is something of a risk for a RIF costing £1600 (because something will break eventually).

In terms of 'shootability', I have no idea as I've never used one. But they do look like a helluva lot of fun.


Here in PT we already have some people whit GBLS. But all of them say that GBLS have some performance issues. 

But the facti is that who said this, are people that before GBLS uses Systema PTW.  So... after using a Systema, I believe that any weapon will have permormance issues ? 

My only doubt is if GBLS really doesn't have such a good performance as a system yet, if it pays to give so much money for it, having the GBBR's alternative. 

 
@Bada Bing How are you? 
 

I have to ask you something. 

In my team, we have a lot of members whit Systema PTW. But some of them are thinking of switching to weapons with Blowback. 

I've already  decide and bought a MWS. But the rest of my team are only considering the GBLS. 

I've already give them my opinion that for the difference in price, it doesn't pay to buy a GBLS when there is the MWS option. 

I also showed them your MWS review video. 

I know they are different weapons, but in your honest opinion, is the difference in prices between the two weapons justified? 

Is GBLS that much better than MWS? 

I ask you this because I think that you  have a GHK vs GBLS video and a GHK vs MWs, but dont have a MWS vs GBLS. 

Thank´s
Hiya, 

I’m cool thanks. 
The main reasons why I didn’t put the GBLS against the Marui MWS is because I had a limited amount of time that I was allowed to review the rifle and as the most realistic AEG I wanted to put it up against the most realistic GBBR I had. So that was the GHK M4. 
 

The best reasons to go for the GBLS is you don’t have to deal with all the hassle that comes with GBBRs. The physics of using system that is reliant on compressed gas which can fluctuate performance depending on environmental changes is an ongoing threat that you have to accept. 

Unless HPA sounds appealing to you...but that doesn’t sound like your cup of coffee at all. HPA’s for nerds anyway ? 

I think a lot of people here would agree that the MWS has the upper hand purely because it’s soooo user serviceable, and it’s got a vast supply of upgrades available to it. I can’t think of anything more frightening than stripping down a GDR-15 to its bare components. So in that regard the GBLS is certainly not better. 

There’s a million ways to break it down but it’s still an AEG. I found the stock range to be excellent. Over hopping 0.30g’s to roughly 70m. Accuracy was no better than my TM Recoil SCAR L. 
 

Is it that much better than an MWS? no it’s not. 

If your teammates aren’t comfortable with going gas, despite how cool your MWS shreds people, and they aren’t spooked out by spending almost £2k on the GBLS, they should go for it. 
The justification to spend that amount of money is the excuse to not have to deal with the issues that we happily take on the chin. The flip side of that coin is like Systema PTW’s/expensive cars, parts and servicing cannot be done on the cheap.

That’s what it boils down to, off the top of my head anyway. Hope that helps.  

 
Hiya, 

I’m cool thanks. 
The main reasons why I didn’t put the GBLS against the Marui MWS is because I had a limited amount of time that I was allowed to review the rifle and as the most realistic AEG I wanted to put it up against the most realistic GBBR I had. So that was the GHK M4. 
 

The best reasons to go for the GBLS is you don’t have to deal with all the hassle that comes with GBBRs. The physics of using system that is reliant on compressed gas which can fluctuate performance depending on environmental changes is an ongoing threat that you have to accept. 

Unless HPA sounds appealing to you...but that doesn’t sound like your cup of coffee at all. HPA’s for nerds anyway ? 

I think a lot of people here would agree that the MWS has the upper hand purely because it’s soooo user serviceable, and it’s got a vast supply of upgrades available to it. I can’t think of anything more frightening than stripping down a GDR-15 to its bare components. So in that regard the GBLS is certainly not better. 

There’s a million ways to break it down but it’s still an AEG. I found the stock range to be excellent. Over hopping 0.30g’s to roughly 70m. Accuracy was no better than my TM Recoil SCAR L. 
 

Is it that much better than an MWS? no it’s not. 

If your teammates aren’t comfortable with going gas, despite how cool your MWS shreds people, and they aren’t spooked out by spending almost £2k on the GBLS, they should go for it. 
The justification to spend that amount of money is the excuse to not have to deal with the issues that we happily take on the chin. The flip side of that coin is like Systema PTW’s/expensive cars, parts and servicing cannot be done on the cheap.

That’s what it boils down to, off the top of my head anyway. Hope that helps.  


Thanks for the feedback. 

That helps a lot.  ? 

 
Thanks for the feedback. 

That helps a lot.  ? 
Also, I would argue that Portugal is not the worst country to be playing with GBBR since we don't get harsh temperatures(at least near the coast) like in some other countries.

So the cooldown effect is not as big/harsh.

Also in summer with temperatures like 35º they really come alive.

 
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I do. As long as you do it in a safe and well ventilated area you should be alright. 
I keep an eye on mine as they’re filling and weigh them as I go, this makes sure I don’t pump too much gas in. They can be charged with more gas than what they come with from new. 
 

Over the past few years they’ve begun producing them with one way valves which prevents you from refilling. I have a couple which won’t take so much as a breath of fresh propane, even using the pre-chilling method. 
 

I’m quite lucky as I have 3 cans which are older. 
Mr. Bing, hope you are well caffeinated and happy, just one more daft question : how do you know if your cans have a one-way valve or not please.

Cheers

 
Any news, new upgrades etc? It’s cold here so my rif hangs on the wall. I’m so bored I’ve bought the HFC T77 GBB to see if I can make it skirmishable :)

 
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hey guys, i'm having some issues with my mags. 

I did the greengas mod and i'm still having trouble to shoot more than 30 rounds with it (inside). 

When i fill i hear it fill up pretty quickly then i still hear a little his when i put it by my ear but im not sure it its still filling. I can keep the can on it for a minute and i still hear it filling really slowly. 

The only other thing i did was put a small o-ring in the fill valve to have a silent fill. (i do this for all my hi capa mags aswel) 

How long do you guys do to fill a mag with greengas? 

Thanks in advance

 
hey guys, i'm having some issues with my mags. 

I did the greengas mod and i'm still having trouble to shoot more than 30 rounds with it (inside). 

When i fill i hear it fill up pretty quickly then i still hear a little his when i put it by my ear but im not sure it its still filling. I can keep the can on it for a minute and i still hear it filling really slowly. 

The only other thing i did was put a small o-ring in the fill valve to have a silent fill. (i do this for all my hi capa mags aswel) 

How long do you guys do to fill a mag with greengas? 

Thanks in advance
I had the same issue as I was worried of overfilling but now I fill the mags until they spurt gas from the fill valve, normally 20-25 seconds from empty then about 8 seconds for a top up.

 
I had the same issue as I was worried of overfilling but now I fill the mags until they spurt gas from the fill valve, normally 20-25 seconds from empty then about 8 seconds for a top up.
bacause of the o ring it doesnt spit out gas anymore so i don't get a visual indicator for when it's full. gonna do some more testing. 



 
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