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No problem here either.I attached a SIG tactical light on my bottom rail, snug fit. Red dot scope on top, snug fit.

Directly from RA-Tech : http://en.ratech.com.tw/ I would however be interested to learn more about putting a buffer on the floating valve as I have not gotten a good impression of the NPAS... I think I read somwhere that a 1-2mm plastic buffer superglued to the floating valve is sufficient ? I seem to recall pictures, perhaps it was further back in this thread. Will have a look again... First and foremost though I need to chrono my gun to see how hot it shoots I guess.

Regular speedloader works fine. You just need to line it up with the mag lip and keep it firmyl in place. You need to keep the lip-attachment (shown in picture) on.

AH, OK, good to know. Glad you found it!

I actually meant for the bolt catch specifically. Did you find a replacement anywhere ?

I put some silicone lube on mine and it's a bit easier now. But as has been mentioned, with it being so hard to operate it feels like it is a part likely to fail due to pressure stress. Time will tell. I think i will stick with the bolt release method anyways. BTW, did RA Tech have spares/upgrade parts for the WE G39C ?

Something is off with my bolt stop. It's extremely hard to let the bolt go once it's locked by using the button in the trigger guard. I cant do it with my right index finger, i need to re-grip the gun and dissengage the bolt catch with my left hand thumb, pushing up full force. Is it suposed to be that hard ? Due to this I kind of prefer, or no, let me rephrase, "have to" release the bolt by racking the bolt back... Anyone else get this ?

I just told you 3 posts up. Contact RA Tech they are your best bet. The standard part per say is not readily avaliable AFAIK. http://en.ratech.com.tw/

raito : Try RA-Tech they have alot of upgrade parts for the WE line up. Send them an email.

Beautiful review mate, love the abundacnce of photos. I am wondering if I should grab one of these or hold on until WE release their AK.. Hmm... I am a bit of a WE "fan".

Yup perfectly normal I asked the same questions not 2 pages ago, read it if you want more info. You just need to rack the bolt like a man !

Hey guys, just wanted to share with you my first experience with my newly purchased AFC/WE PDW Open Bolt GBBR! It is AWESOME! That's all there is to it... Unlike my WE G39C, which was also awesome (but...), the PDW did not overhop/overshoot. It was dead on target after some windage adjustment. Only shot it at 5M though but man, it was great. I got 2x M4 style mags and 4x PDW mags, all GAS. I didnt use the M4 mags but the PDW mags fit ALOT better in the gun than the M4 did and they just felt better overall. At first I had some problems because I didnt gas the mags enough, kind of hard

Look at the previous page theres a great guide. As to the question about my overhop. I turned the hop all the way down (I assume thats what you mean by "off" ?), still overhops as I described. but then I had the problem mentioned above about the BBs just falling out instead... I actually never shot it with hop because I had read about this prior to getting mine, first thing I did was turn the hop down...

I get the same with 0.28 and after 5 meters I can see them go up (alot)... Does a replacement rubber adjust this or does one need to modify the actual hop mechanism ?

Wow thank you for an excellent post ! Very informative and great pictures!

I had mine flat on it's back (top side) on the floor while straddling it between my legs and then used a flathead for leverage sideways... Should be safers, just watch your sack

Threadlock as in a screw not moving in its threads without a proper tool or threadlock as in Locktite ? Also if you mean it as in Locktite, wouldnt locking the threading kind of defeat the purpose of having an adjustable nozzle ?

I've read from a few sources that the RA Tech NPAS will strip or get lose (and thus self adjust as it pleases) due to the recoil and this is holdning me back from purchasing one, allthough I need it to get the FPS down to CQB levels. Any input on this from you folks that have it installed?

Regarding the full auto problem. You say its straight out of the box and you've done nothing. Well then do something and that is LUBE LUBE LUBE . Take it appart apply lube where neccessary, ie all contact surfaces and orings and whatnot. Maybe theres just too much friction due to lack of lube and it's jamming. And from the video it is clearly barely getting by with HFC gas. Allthough if you say you have a G39C that works in a similar setup I dunno. Try lubricating. First thing I do with all my guns and mags bacause they are usually bone dry after shipping.

Like I said I havent gotten my mags yet so I dont know, should be here within a week or so

Well I've been quiet gentle with it so far so I guess that could be it. Thanks.

Quick question, I'm wondering if something is up with my G39C... I havent gotten my mags yet but here is the "problem" If i set the select lever to full auto mode and cock the the gun, when I pull the trigger the hammer doesn't drop. If i set it to semi, cock and pull trigger it goes *CLACK*, dropping the hammer. If i set it to full auto, cock it, then set it to semi, then back to auto and pull the trigger the hammer drops. Can someone verify if this is normal

I just had mine out for some lubing and i checked out the hop up unit as i read quiet a bit about it overhoping and whatnot. I read somewhere that it turns oposite of what a normal hop does. I checked it out and to get MINIMUM HOP UP you turn it LEFT TO RIGHT (clockwise, towards the ejection port). I tried putting a BB in the chamber and gently pushing it out and with hop all the way down it basically fell thru. Hop up all the way over i had trouble poking the damn BB out.. Just a thought. I havent had a chance to fire mine yet and verify if it overhops or not. Also, what I am sayin

Could very well be camera flash causing those color variations. They don't appear to be very professional photos. It's like with the KSC G19 frame, looks totally off on a normally taken photo but in real life it's fine. I don't know how credible that shop is thought, they might be chop shopin for all I know

Ahoy hoy captain. I hope this anwers your question (measuring from center of screw to center of screw.) Measuring center of screw/hex hole : FRONT TO CENTER, 22.3CM, CENTER TO REAR, 7.4CM (you'll have to work out inches yourself if you wish) Used MM graded precision metal ruler.