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the hopup chamber feeds from the left.. you cant put the magwell to the right sorry.. well.. its not worst than using a bolt action rifle left handed i practiced a bit, left handed.. i think, a good way to change mags is to rotate the gun, mag up when empty, then you can grip it and release using your thumb.. its quite fast

yesterday i glued the stock adaptor with metal araldite, now the stock is stiff ^^ doesnt wobble at all ! i will only use stick batteries, so it allowed me to solve all the weaknesses i had on mine. Cant wait to try it on the field

it's chinese, so i cant guarantee it will last forever, but according to what i saw, it should work quite well it doesnt use a truck shock spring, and it's fairly well shimmed. for me it's a good gun

with the rotating magwell, it may get quite annoying, especially when being shot at by a bunch of nazi ^^

on our last Cobra operation event.. a brit paratrooper had one.. if i can find pics, i'll show you, but the has not said how he made it. Edit : he posted no info, i'll try to ask him if he can tell me how he made it.

Do you use KA mags? where are they tight? magwell, or hopup side?

I post here a translation of my review on France-Airsoft miscellaneous useless info : ordered on RSOV, delivered within a week without customs fees ( a first!). The packaging is well made. The gun is held in a formed foam piece covered with another foam cover, all in the cardboard package. Inside you'll find : The sten One MP40 mag Lipo charger LiPo balancer Lipo battery tools (hex keys and screwdriver) Real Steel : See wiki or world guns.. Description : Almost all gun is folded sheet steel and tube. only a few mechanical p

a request from an allied player : dont re-tint the stock.. it's an easy spot from afar ^^ i faced that beast a lot of times, stock guns, and they shoot very hard. i have to walk 15 to 20 meters under fire to be at range with a 300 fps tommy. only mechanical issue i heard of was a worn out motor gear due to improper setting. casualties at the last WW2 event were motor failure on STG and sten and a broken marui M1A1 barrel. not too bad for 84 players. pretty reliable stuff, but has to be checked, even if playing in full power.

all the marui guns i owned had their hopup and barrel slightly oiled.. i suggest a good cleaning one or two magazines are enough to dry a hopup, but it takes time on a bolt..