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Hi DOC Sorry mate I realise I was teaching you to suck-eggs with my post. Dave

So this is a competition of what exactly ? My point being is there's a different between milspec and commercial size and that's why I chose the size which fits the tube on the rifle in the pictures, hence why it's mentioned in my first post. Dave TTS

Hi mate.. The hop up is internal this requires inner barrel removal, on this weapon we've been lucky in that it's already pretty much spot on (well not enough out to really bother about). The weapon is fully stripable as per a real M4 variant, I'm not quite sure what you mean by "lower part of the rail", if by that you mean the lower receiver, then yes it does, if you referred to the lower rail (RIS) then no it isn't. What I really like about the RIS config is that it removes absolutely any possibility of wobble between the rail and weapon body, this thing is rock solid. I've b

In answer to your question. Milspec buffer tube diameter is larger than Commercial size, G&P use commercial sized buffer tubes hence milspec shouldn't fit. The PTS Stock on the rifle now is a perfect fit.

I thought I'd drop a few words about the G&P WOC Viper GBB Rifle I purchased recently from Circuit Airsoft - www.circuit-airsoft.co.uk As someone who's essentially spent almost all of my adult life in a uniformed occupation carrying weapons of various descriptions ranging from the FN L1A1 SLR, back in the early eighties right through to the current A3 version of the L85, when I decided I wanted to GBB M4 I knew that realism in physical operation and appearance was high on my agenda for an airsoft weapon. When researching the options available to me, a big factor being the obvious