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Germany 14 years = <0.5J 18 years = 7.5-0.5J All replicas must be semi-auto or bolt-action above 0.5J or it is considered illegal. They can also only be sold in firearms shops. All airsoft replicas have to have "the trader's weapon abbreviation and a F-in-a-pentagon mark as well as the airsoft gun caliber (such as 6 mm BB)." (copy-paste from Wikipedia). Attached devices (aiming, lighting, targeting, etc.) are forbidden when attached, not seperated though. Strange rule. Import is allowed with the above limits, export I can't find any info about. Begadi: very good equipm

Very nice piece of kit ! Could you elaborate on what we are seeying ? Like the silencers, fire selector, etc.

That's another tip, thanks ! Apparently the new "recoil" spring is doing something: sometimes it'll full-auto-fire in semi-auto, like shooting 3 times with 1 pull. But after a few shots it'll expend all gas and minimaly move the bolt...

You're not the only one who is stumped. I put more than the price of the rifle in upgrade parts just to have a usable full-auto and the the things I did to "break" it's full-auto is actually enhancing it. What's next, it'll recycle vented propane ? Then again, I'd probably not have a good seal at the loading nozzle if I kept the original parts. But it still baffles me...

OK So I tried some various things, I found out that a AEG cylinder would just about fit inside the buffer tube and the recoil piston's head is the same size. But this lead me to the idea of using an AEG spring and piston, which fits perfectly. Only problem is that some might have issues with the buffer lock (being too short), but it wasn't a problem for me. Anyway, I tested it with parts those from an M4A1 AEG I had that destroyed itself, it shot little above 360fps to have an indication. The spring is a lot stronger than the standard recoil spring and manually cocking it is pretty tough.

That might be something I can try, the buffer tube. I'll see what I can do and report back !

OK if it can't be done, it can't be done. Removing the flute valve solved atleast some of the problems I had with the gun, so that's a big plus. And putting in the disconnect is a 2 minute job.

I tried it on 134a and it cycled properly, surprisingly crisp cycling too ! If I use propane, I might shoot way too hot probably. Good tip about the charging handle ! Must remember that. When I'm getting this bolt action thing sorted, I'll make it a decent project with a new stock and barrel. Is there anything else I can try to stop it from recocking/cycling ?

It did increase power, but it's still shooting full-auto and semi-auto correctly. Strange as I didn't expect this. I removed the circled pieces (along with a spring): EDIT: I also removed the disconnect, you do mean this part, right ? It actually also didn't make any difference. Still fires full-auto and semi-auto.

Hmm great advice, I'm going to try it right now !

You are referring to the metal thing behind the sear that is connected to the fire selector ? But it will be semi-auto and not manual cocking, right ?

I've been pondering... I want to convert the AGM M4 I have into a gas bolt action rifle. So you have to manually cock it every time you fired. Sniper rifles aren't allowed here with semi- or full auto functionality or you'd have the AEG specs enforced on it. So I was pondering on how this could be achieved. Is this possible ?

For some guns, like the AGM M4, the bolt catch is VERY prone to failure and replacing/disabling it is a "reliability upgrade". I'm very interested in the WE G39C, if it's any good, it'll be on my next-to-buy list.

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