Lyndication Posted yesterday at 11:21 Posted yesterday at 11:21 (edited) Looks like TM are introducing a new AEG format. Split gearbox, real-size pistol grips, new fire control PCB, mechanical selector, new magazines. It's looking pretty nifty! Edited yesterday at 11:25 by Lyndication HZR13 and ButcherBill 2
Austeyr Posted yesterday at 12:13 Posted yesterday at 12:13 Sounds expensive... Looks like the bolt may move too like the EBB's 🤔
Lyndication Posted yesterday at 12:21 Author Posted yesterday at 12:21 Apparently it'll have recoil and non-recoil options
mightyjebus Posted yesterday at 12:51 Posted yesterday at 12:51 been expecting this for a while since they put the mosfet in the MP5. Interestingly the stock tube seems to be free so batteries can go in there and also frees up m4 models that don't have buffer tubes. The micro switch on the black and white wires looks like you will need to charge the weapon every time you change a mag, a bit like the MP5. oh and a Japanese Type 2o GBB is on the way as well.
Austeyr Posted yesterday at 12:52 Posted yesterday at 12:52 Just now, mightyjebus said: Japanese Type 2o GBB is on the way as well They've been around for a while I thought, just they was limited to the JSDF? Or are they now allowing the public to buy them too?
Lyndication Posted yesterday at 13:01 Author Posted yesterday at 13:01 Rumour is that we'll be able to buy it sometime next year after the JSDF gets their training units first. The EVOLT seems to have lockback on empty and yeah, needs the charging handle to load the first BB. Bit more LARP than the usual AEG, which is nice. I'm guessing the taller feed on the new mags is to make sure every BB gets shot, Austeyr 1
Enid_Puceflange Posted yesterday at 13:34 Posted yesterday at 13:34 About halfway through, they show an animation of the mechanism working Proprietary mags, and apparently battery for “safety” too Recoil version should be around JP¥ 120,000 = £600 currently
Lyndication Posted yesterday at 13:48 Author Posted yesterday at 13:48 Proprietary mags and batteries, until the first clones start showing up tbh.
Gunboat Diplomat Posted yesterday at 14:09 Posted yesterday at 14:09 Mariu's take on a GBLS DAS then? Since becoming a cork-sniffing elitist GBBR user I've lost any interest in AEGs, but I must admit this does look interesting. I'm not going to hope the blow-back is any better than the NGRS but I could go for a 'mechanically correct' AEG with Marui workmanship as a winter backup to gas guns or for days when I just want a quick run-around and can't be bothered with the faff.
Supporters TheFull9 Posted yesterday at 15:09 Supporters Posted yesterday at 15:09 I wouldn't call it a DAS equivalent, there's no proper/full size faux bolt carrier and the gearbox here isn't a million miles away from what exists now. Moving bit is more like the NGRS moving side plate, though it looks a fair bit more realistic in shape now. Mag design is very cool for these and definitely enables a lot more realism in an electric platform in various ways. Should even feel like inserting a real mag with that last little bit of spring compression when you seat it (at least seems that way when he shows off how the mag is built). Unless there's some wizardy in the battery I'm not sure how it'd be proprietary. I've changed my 3-wire MP5 over to 2 wires with deans and that works on my normal lipos. ak2m4 1
Hatchet Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Looks interesting. Recoil and non recoil models and selling the uppers/lowers separately. Yet another type of proprietary mag (and battery) though, albeit to take pressure off feed nozzle. I'd like to see both, but having the option of a recent build Marui non-recoil M4 with decent hop, etc. is good. Roughly £450 and £600 in Japan. Wonder what that'll translate to over here...
GiantKiwi Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago 1 hour ago, Hatchet said: Roughly £450 and £600 in Japan. Wonder what that'll translate to over here... Place any money on it being £550 and £700 at a minimum.
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