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Temperature and useability


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So I have been thinking of scratching the Gbbr itch for a while. 

 

What I want to know is realistically how useable they are in mid temperature UK. 

 

I woukd be looking at the TM Mws or the TM Mp7.  Playing in the North of Scotland, typical summer temps would be between 10 deg C at the start of the day to between 15 to 22 ish on the nicer days. 

 

Are these systems fully useable at 10 degrees? 

 

Winter it woukd be back to the AEG

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Yes, MWS at lower temperature is absolutely fine, possibly go with red gas and be prepared to replace your nozzle return springs

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6 minutes ago, rocketdogbert said:

Yes, MWS at lower temperature is absolutely fine, possibly go with red gas and be prepared to replace your nozzle return springs

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Be aware, that your FPS will also increase during the day when you go from 10°C to 20°C.

Might have to switch to green gas later in the day or install NPAS (and adjust accordingly)

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Yep, I use my MWS all year round without issue, even with frost on the ground.

 

Just buy some red and black gas for use when it’s too cold for green gas and an npas valve to regulate fps and you will be fine.

 

Also as mentioned above chrono your gun several times during the day, particularly in the morning as the day warms up or a gun that is shooting legally at morning chrono may be shooting very ‘hot’ by lunchtime.

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