danielsilva

Great thanks. Good enough for me !

Well i guess i'll just have to find out myself about it.

I am building it around an AABB carbine kit with a larger inner barrel ( covered by a silencer ), so the size of the mags doesn't really hinder movements that much. I was just wondering how bad on efficiency they were.

I do believe that it is identical to the new open bolt m4, it work won't with the new type firing pin but you can still use the old one if you use both old type valve delayer and firing pin.

As anyone been using this with the 50 round mags ? I'm thinking of turning this into my CQB primary but am wondering how many shots does one gas fill last ??

I would believe it if this would be the case throughout the entire range but some models work pretty well ootb ( WE M4/M16 OB, G36 ), others need just a few pieces ( one piece trigger cage/M14, extra buffers/hingle plate|SCAR ) and others are almost complete failure ( AK, PDW ) ...

Try using a similarly sized torx drive.

I would say that if you're a conservative player using co2 might be beneficial but if you play use other very short and spaced bursts, imho its not worth it. Last year or so I went to a game in the Czech Republic and took my CB WE M4 with me, since it was cold there ( -5 at one point ) I tried to use my co2 mags but after a few hours I had to switch to propane cause the low temps and high humidity kept freezing everything, at one point I had to hammer down the carrier forward since the water froze from the co2 and the carrier got stuck. The co2 mags are more maintenance free but if you

Why don't you put some chalk ( or something that rubs off easily ) on the mag, insert and remove and then see where is it rubbing. You didnt answered that last question though, does the mag enter freely if you separate the lower from the upper ?

There's no difference in terms of blowback/recoil/cycling, the VN mags do behave better in terms of showing cooldown though and even when completely frozen they still function without spilling all the gas they have. The downsides are gas capacity and they will get too cold if you reload them more than 2/3 times. Regarding the pouches i just use regular pouches and stuff something in the bottom to make some height.

First of all, sorry for the very bad picture ! I'll post better pictures when the M203 and BUIS get's home.

I've had to re-fit everything more than one time on replicas that came from RAT, not complaining though ... more work and thus € for me !

My usual setup ( unless i'm playin' CQB/MOUT ), * Not pictured : - Propper MARPAT Trousers - TruSpec Combat Shirt MARPAT - Under Armour undershirt - Oakley Assault SI 8'' Boots

Great photos, those tactical snickers ruin the bottom pic a bit though.

And then spend a whole day filling down Ra-Tech parts to fit them ....

I prefer using a magic pin to solve that btw

That's pretty much it. You can cover up the painted areas during and in the game area but they need to be visible when transporting ( when they're stored in bags ) and at home. Brilliant logic heh ?

A bit late but for future reference. If you carefully stick a screwdriver in there and push down the hammer, you can wiggle out the carrier and push it forward. I've done this a couple of times when people removed the buffer/spring/spacer to clean things out or change the buffer tube and then forget to put the spacer back in. Pretty easy if your patient enough jkpics beat me to it .... :|

- WAS Riggers Belt - ATS War Belt - HSGI Double Decker "TACO" - BULLE Dump Pouch ( waiting for the TT Roll-Up Dump Bag to get home ) - WAS Utility Pouch - TT Double .338 Pouch ( holds a couple of AI GasCans pretty good ) - DYTAC P226 Holster in Dirty Tan - TMC Multicam Drop Leg Platform ( pretty nicely made considering the price actually ) - 2 TMC "TACOs" ( they are ###### btw ... ) waiting for the TT 2rd M203 Grenade Pouches to arrive to be removed. Also have some Emdom-MM Battle Suspenders when things get too heavy to go with it.

Well if you buy ACM ones that figure is pretty much spot on. I could go right now at the store and buy a CYMA AK47 for 85€/~$120 with mag, charger and battery.

So another fluke from WE heh ? It seems they have a 1 good product for every 5 bad ones, too bad i kinda looked forward for this one ...

Since i couldn't do airsoft since early August, my newest or old flame hobby Still a work in progress !

I usually just use a small jewellers screw driver, it's usually small enough to get those suckers out.