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renegadecow

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  1. Essentially spud guns, 3x the payload of usual moscarts at zero cost with used bbs and a bike pump.
  2. Got a Double Bell GP-25 for the Well AKMS
  3. Revolver and S&W threads archived so this goes here. TM M19 with real grips
  4. It will take a 138mm GBB/VSR barrel but open or closed window will depend on the rubber you use. No after market chambers, but rubbers are same GBB/VSR spec.
  5. The barrel has a 11mm female thread so you'll need WE's suppressor or an 11mm to 14mm adapter to fit most other suppressors. I can't remember for sure the brand of the can I have on (they're kinda generic) but I think it measures 30x110mm.
  6. Done transforming this Well GBBR. Used a mix of WE and CYMA parts, WE mags, and handguard I made myself.
  7. Inner barrel and hop rubber are proprietary but it does remind me of the barrel set ups of the first gen WE GBBRs, may even be compatible but I doubt anyone is still selling parts for those.
  8. A19 does look like the delayer. But may as well check the valve knocker itself (A13) if it's broken or one of springs
  9. Makarov. And the coins are chocolate. I don't know if it's the same everywhere but locally the TTI Wick guns have been a growing fad to the point of cringe and this is a parody of the situation.
  10. It seems clumsy but really it shoulders like a normal rifle. What sucks is the hopper and oiler blocking half your vision. Bipod legs also too tall like a Chauchat on flat ground, but it wasn't really designed for that anyway.
  11. Yup built from scratch and for way too long edit: I thought I uploaded more than one pic
  12. Was thinking about that, but I've already got it running well enough with just the right size o-ring.
  13. Got this on one of my mags but only on the last shot. Basically the bb follower was too high so the last shot only dealt a glancing blow to the valve. If it's happening all the time, could be a broken valve hold-open/delayer.
  14. Element clone of a Princeton Tec Switch Rail
  15. UPDATE: It appears there may be something off with the green gas (Guarder) I used being old and nearly empty when I did the tests as well as the chronograph being dirty (I use GBBs almost exclusively and silicone oil + dirt may have built up on the sensors. Having gotten new gas (Puff Dino 12kg) and cleaned the chrono, the Makarov measured 262fps while the Grach did 277fps on .20g bbs. Also, decided to try out shortening trigger travel to resemble the position in single action mode. Instead of drilling the frame and inserting a pin to block the trigger, I simply fashioned a piece of abs p
  16. Totally forgot to talk about external finish. The slide and frame are painted and very thinly so it's not going to take long for holster wear to set in. The frame in particular is pretty rough with seam lines and even flash from casting that I had to break off which is how I found about the paint thickness. The gray on the controls and magazine seem different however, almost like a phosphate finish and wear more evenly, but still relatively thin.
  17. I remember it was the early 2000s, the familiar screeching of a dial-up modem. I log in to world.guns.ru and there's a new entry by Maxim Popenker: the Pistolet Yarygina (PYa), MP-443 or "Grach" by its project codename. It was the 80s all over again. But still this was leaps and bounds considering the last official service pistol of the Russian Federation, the Pistolet Makarova (PM), dates back from the 40s and virtually unchanged. Nearly two decades later and they're still in the process of transitioning to the Grach mostly because they had made too damn many Makarovs. And it's only now that
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