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Lab, how's your green gas efficiency? When warm, I get about 2 full magazines out of a full GG charge (about 70-80rds to be more precise), but the cooldown is beyond terrible, to the point of not being able to deplete a full 30rd mag after a few short bursts and then refilling. I am also unable to deplete a full magazine in full-auto starting with the mag being warm (not that I NEED to empty a mag in FA, but just saying). I'll get a CO2 mag as soon as possible and check whether it's any better. And for the record, this was with Cybergun's "Blowback Gas" for use in temperatures between 4ºC

I left the hop as it came, no adjustments, and am currently getting no problems. Have in mind, however, that this gun is quite new, and has gotten like 1K rounds through it tops.

I appreciate the input on the hop-up rubber. However, it hasn't given me any problems at all for now. Still, thank you very much . As I said, due to the huge ammount of off-topic that spawned due to the "WE is WETTI yaddayadda" discussion, Lab, it's best we leave this strictly to PM/private discussion.

The post was mod-purged due to the massive ammount of drama. Please, if any of you wants to further pursue whether there is or there isn't a dozen versions, please, do so via PM or another thread.

I have absolutely no clue, sadly, as I didn't really ask for further details back when I purchased this thing. If you're interested in checking it, I suggest you e-mail James Chan himself for a list of which parts are reinforced, so that you can compare. EDIT: He did say something about a "100% polymer body", though, so the exact material of the polymer parts should be different.

Labyrinth, you do not know whether there is one or not until you can prove that what WE are selling as the WETTI/AFC-custom/AWSS/whatever version of the SCAR-L does not, in fact, feature internals/polymer body made of different materials than that of the one they're selling as the regular version. I am perpetuating no such myth. Please, stop saying that, it's irritating. Unlike you, I don't act like I am in posession of the absolute, undeniable truth. What I am saying is that I do not know whether it exists or not, because what I just said about different materials hasn't been proven to be

I still think that having the same internals, as far as shape goes, doesn't mean that they're the exact same internals. As I said, there's nothing stopping them from using the same mechanism design and same parts albeit with stronger materials. Can anyone confirm that both the regular WE and the WETTI A.W.S.S. "plastic" parts are made of 100% polymeric materials, instead of only the A.W.S.S.? Can anyone confirm that both versions' internals are made of the exact same metals? I seriously see no reason to switch designs, given that they work, instead of just using different materials to make

I agree with the anodizing, packaging and trademarks, but the chap who replied to my question (who has been by the way, immensely honest and helpful in other matters) never mentioned any of those. He didn't even say "different internals" (as in differently shaped), just "much stronger internals and 100% polymer body". Have you, perhaps, analyzed the exact chemical components of the internals and the body, and confirmed them to be different? I highly doubt they're simply scamming people, and I believe that you shouldn't be accusing them of such a thing without a basis that goes more in-dept

Labytinth: I asked WE via e-mail myself about the subject at the time of purchase (about if there were in fact two different versions of the rifle. Also, if there was any difference and, if affirmative, what it was) and they told me the following: (excerpt from their response e-mail) "The AWSS SCAR is our WETTI's exclusive professional training version which feature much stronger internals & 100% polymer body" What it says on their site is that the WETTI/AFC-custom A.W.S.S. versions are special versions meant for military/law enforcement training, and have special, exclusive featu

Nope. Both versions are aesthetically identical. The A.W.S.S. main (and pretty much only) feature is reinforced internals.

After the frontal part of the barrel is out, keep pulling the set out and sliding it forward at the same time. Also, enjoy the sightly image of my well-built, hairy, manly arms. I know I do. This is another one of the parts that you want to keep well-lubed: This thing slides in quite tightly, and some lube will definitely ease the process in the future and minimize scratches to both the quick-detachable barrel and the inside of the upper receiver. And we're done! Now, share my amazement: Compare our fully disassembled Airsoft replica to a diassembled Real Steel Mk16. (The RS Mk16

Hello, chaps and chapettes. Although i've been lurking around ArniesAirsoft's chatroom for some time now, this is my very first post here in the forums. I have recently (maybe a month ago) acquired an A.W.S.S.-version Mk16 / SCAR-L from WE-tech. Upon field-stripping it, I couldn't help but notice how extremely simmilar it is to the real steel Mk16, both in stripping procedure and in part resemblance once stripped. Thus, I'll explain the stripping procedure, along with a few pictures, and once that's done, i'll compare the stripped down Real Steel Mk16 to this Gas BlowBack Airsoft repli