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NookieOne, i like what you have done, need to think about doing the same thing What is your rps with the G&P 140, also what kind of fet are you using? I have added the Extreme-Fire sw-cheetah-2n, it gives me the option of a 3 round burst and allows me to set the motor speed for semi auto. This fet is a beast jumped my rps up to 27. don't worry about it, you should hear me after a bottle of good sochu many tongues are spoken lol

Yes please post some pics of the trigger rod, i would like to see it.

The battery that some people use is the 7.4V 850mAh 25C+ Type 97 http://www.landwarriorairsoft.com/acatalog/LiPo_Airsoft_Batteries.html You can find the original topic on the real sword 97 lipo battery here http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forums/index.php?showtopic=180446&st=0 Hope this helps you out.

As i said in a different thread we had are first game of the season and i brought out my rs 97b and my X47. I have to say X47 shoots extremely well and the length was like using a DMR in a match. The only real draw back is the weight, but that is something that does not real matter that much to me. This pic was taken during a snow shoe hike in the Hokkodas.

During this past weekend we had our first match of the year and i brought out my 97B. I must say it was a blast to use, easy to wheeled and some what lite to carry. With no wind for the day i was able to get 40 meter shots off. The full auto with a 11.1 volt lipo is awesome/intermediating.

First of all i need to thank Golgo 13 for installing one of his AB mosfets for me, currently was uable to pickup the SW-CHEETAH-2N mosefet. Other upgrades were done to the mechboxs: Guarder Ball Bearings Spring Guide Guarder Air Nozzle with o-ring Guarder Tappet Plate 16AWG Silver Silicon Wire for motor

Well i have rewired the mechbox for a SW-CHEETAH-2N mosefet http://extreme-fire.com/SW-CHEETAH-2N.html and installed the King Arm's adapter for a M4 stock. Some filling was required on the adapter so it would fit the X47 rear part of the receiver. Depending on which stock you choice will depend if you need to cut down the rear adapter. For my self i was required to make this cut so my stock would fit. Here is a link to what is required if you choice this stock. http://airsoft-club.com/shop/external-upgrade/grip-stock/stock/gmarine-battery-stock-for-m4-m16-aeg-black-gp774b also i changed the sc

For the removal of the hopup and mechbox, you are required to disassemble the whole barrel assembly to remove the lower rail. Then it is possible for you to remove these screws and split the AEG in half. One half hopup assemble and the other half mechbox assembly. Internals The barrel and hopup system is that of regular AK AEG and nothing special about it, many aftermarket parts can be found for it. The inner barrel stock length is 455mm long. I replaced the barrel with a Guarder tight bore 6.04mm and the hopup packing and nub with a Prometheus Soft Type.

King Arms X47 Folding Stock Review With all the different types of AK on the market I decide I wanted a tactical AK 47. So I started looking around for a base AEG to use, finally I settled on the King Arms X47. This review will walk as though the King Arms X47, its build quality, performance, pros, cons and finally what upgrades it needed to be a tactical AK. In the end this is just one possible version of what a tactical AK could look like. Table of Contents First Impressions Real Steel History Appearance/Feel/Build Quality Internals Performance Pros & Cons Personal O

Thank you, glad you liked it, the ak 74 is also a great plat form to use. But in the end what makes the AK special is you can get parts made in a back water shops in no mans land and it will work.

If you take apart the switch be careful, there's a small spring in there and its easy to lose or not see and you will have reattach it to the mechbox..

When i installed my fet, i had to open the mechbx to clean out the switch due to some of the plastic sticking to each other. I sidder my own wires to the switch and may over heated them a bit. This caused some sticking for me.

Some of you will like it and some won't. Here is my idea of a tactical AK, still waiting on some parts. I used the King Arm's AK X47 for the base.

Performance Chrono using SIIS .20g BB’s, please remember I live in Japan where there is a 1 joule limit (320 fps): 1st shot 298 fps 2nd shot 292 fps 3rd shot 297 fps 4th shot 295 fps 5th shot 299 fps Rate of fire tested with the following batteries for 97B stock: NIMH 8.4 volt =12 Rounds Per Second Lipo 7.4 volt 20C at 2200mah = 12 Rounds Per Second Lipo 11.1 volt 20C at 1300mah = 24 Rounds Per Second Rate of fire tested for the 97 after upgrades: NIHM 9.6V = 15

Sorry to say no, the Real Sword 10.8 battery is for the T97 only, part of that battery lay's in the front stock.

The Real Sword mid caps are made out of sheet metal and can take a good drop, but my only problem with them is they will rust on you, from time to time you will have to wipe them down with oil. As for there compatibility with other AEG's, it was mentioned in the thread for the G&G 2010 as a possible mag to use (could be wrong, it's been a while). I have used them in my son's D-boys PDW with out any problems. Quote from my t97 review: Mags are easy to come by if you stay with the metal ones, I tried the Real Sword Mid Cap, Airsoft Elite High Cap, and the King Arms Magpul mag (but you wi

Thanks for the thumbs up on this Here is a little teaser on the battery part: type 97 with mosfet, upgrade wiring and using a 11.1 volt lipo at 20C 1300mah gives me 21 rps type 97B stock with no mods using a 11.1 volt lipo at 20C 1300mah gives me 27 rps (madness in some ways)

The Mechbox The mechbox is the same that is used in the 97, except for the motor. Also both models allow for the quick change of the spring. One of the nice things about this mechbox is the fact it not overly greased. • The outer cover of the mechboxs has a finished coating to it, you can also see the 7mm ball bearings. • Spring is a SP90 with a polycarb spring guide with metal base. • Reinforced piston and ball bearing piston head • The gears are well made, are up to standards and made out of steel. As for the shimming on this is almost dead on. • Standard cylinder • Remember you

6. Remove the fixed screw on the rear part of the mecbox, this will allow you to remove the mecbox (97) 7. Remove the two screws holding your hop up unit in place. Then pull back on the unit to remove the inner barrel. The inner barrel length is 360mm and it is that of a stock barrel of 6.05 and the hop up rubber is that of a stock AEG. 97B and 97 use the same hopup unit. Over all take down is not that hard, but if you are not use to it, it can take time. All the metal is well oiled and fits well together. No lose parts or wobbles that I can see. The hopup unit is a ve

Care should be taken when removing the carry handle due to the front and rear site being located in /on it Your front hand grip is setup with you wrapping your fingers around it but not your thumb. The thumb actually gets placed above the grip in the indentation made for it, see picture. Internals The internals of the 97B and 97 are quite the same except for two things, the first is not that big of a deal the inner brawl is shorter and the other witch does make a difference is the motor. On the 97B is a high speed motor where on the 97 you have a h

Real Sword Type 97B Review Well I have been using the Real Sword 97 most of the 2010 season and just enjoyed the way it handles. So I have picked up the Real Sword 97B AEG, which is great for CQB and as an assault rifle. During this review I will reference/compare the 97B to the 97 model. There are many things similar between the two and a few things that are different. Table of Contents First Impressions Real Steel History Appearance/Feel/Build Quality Internals Performance Pros & Cons Personal Opinion Mods First Impression With thi

There's is a mod for using the AK 56 series spring guide with bearing, please check out real sword site for more info. I am going to have to try this one out. http://www.realsword.com.hk/faq1.htm#8