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Not Milspec but CNC AL. http://www.ipscgm.com/index.php?main_page=...roducts_id=1496 I ordered one but haven't received any shipping notification from them yet...and it's been a few days Im starting to wonder about their service. THese are also the same PRI handles seen on Redwolf for the WA/PTW systems...so they might just be the same...can anyone clarify? The Magpul PTS grip I bought from Redwolf that said it also fit the WE needed modification for the selector spring hole in the grip. Wondering just how man of the external parts for WE/WA are actually compatible. N

WE M4 with Magpul PTS grip and CTR (RS)

Congrats! That is awesome news!

Looks awesome RM. When I was at my bro's house the other weekend it was the first time I'd handled a grip-taped 2011 and was very pleased with the feel and look. That SV of yours is the ONLY railed 2011 I've ever liked. Bravo amigo! Looks even cleaner yet more tactical, such a great balance between a race gun and a tactical pistol.

The only and last thing I want to say about the claimed temps of the mags is that the people don't actually KNOW what temperature the MAG was at when it exploded. Just because it was in an environment where the ambient temp was "40C" you have no way of knowing the actual temp the MAG reached sitting in direct sunlight. So who wants to go take one of those IR temp gauges, put their mag in the sunlight, and wait for it to explode so we know what the real point of failure is?

OK OK I apologize for flying off the handle gents. BBstriker, I'm glad you weren't killed by that frag grenade of a mag. I'll leave the rest of this discussion up to those of you who are actually concerned with overheated exploding mags. As for me, I'll just continue to keep my mags out of direct sunlight exposure until you all figure out how to let them overheat without exploding. Cheers Mates!

Love all your variations RM, great photos as well as usual.

Again, for your uneducated people; pV=nRT Go take a chemistry class or two. "R" is the only constant in that equation. Pressure and Volume are both directly proportional to Temperature. Temperature can NOT remain constant if either volume or pressure values change. And vice versa for them all. The size of the enclosure is NOT the "volume" of the gas. Volume is the amount of space the gas is actually occupying within the enclosure. Every time you fill a mag with gas the actual volume within the mag changes, do to all the VARIABLES in the above equation, both on the mag and

I also wanted to mention how the WE proprietary design for loading nozzle and brass "chamber" is very well thought of. Some people may dislike the design because it does not look quite as realistic as the WA "open chamber" and most modern GB designs, but as many things I work on in life, Function > Form is always one of the most important things to keep in mind. Considering that from what I've seen, the "open" vs "closed" bolt design is the only aesthetic aspect in which the WA > WE, I think it's a small detail in the greater overall picture and design. The way the WE magazine

Not exponentially actually...volume is inversely proportianal to pressure; pV=nRT If volume expands 3 fold, then pressure will be 1/3 of the original value. Regardless, EVERY container with a resevoir of pressurized gas WILL explode if heated enough. I'm not about go throw my WE M4 mag in the direct sunlight to bake but I feel pretty confident that with normal use and proper storage it won't be blowing up anytime soon. Also, goes to show you how awesome the seals are on the WE mag if it really exploded through the casing insteaded of blowing an o-ring or two and s

I ordered my new WE M4 from UNcompany just two weeks ago. Simply asked them to cover the trades with putty that was EASILY removed leaving the trademarks in perfect condition. It even went through customs and got to me in 5 days from shipping date. $360 for the gun + $60 for shipping charge. $420 total, not shabby at all for an awesome SOLID GBB M4.

It cracks me up how the die-hard WA fans refuse to realize that WA's prices are a total rip off and that ALL their gas gun mags LEAK LIKE CRAZY with topgas/propane use and are always twice the price of any other brand mag?! At least G&P came out with the o-ring mag set for the WA M4 mags...Anyway, I have owned tons of WA GBBs, Magnas and every SCW variant and never bought a single WE pistol. However, when it came down to buying a G&P WA M4 and a new WE M4, after some decent research, I went with the new WE CQBR...and it ROCKS. If any of you don't know me, I'm not

Lovely Glock Planeman (although that KJW should be thrown out a window! J/K) The extended mags have always tended to seal and sit better in the frames and also their bigger gas reservoir def helps with the full auto goodness.

Justsome good ol fashioned M733 lovin And some Magpul, Noveske, and LaRue love too

Just another VFC 416D. You guys are making me want to put a Magpul stock on it now...

Such great Magpul love here! Great rifles guys!

My Magpul/Noveske from Redwolf is fully licensed and I asked them to NOT cover trademarks when shipping, only to put ORANGE flashhider on it. I had ZERO problems with customs and the gun arrived to me in perfect shape with the perfect trademarks. Licsensed trademarks DO NOT NEED to be covered when the gun is imported. The only thing it must have is the orange fixed tip. ~VV10s

Mininal stock wobble, I hadn't noticed until I checked because you asked,that's not something I've ever really thought about. The Milspex has pretty nice build quality overall, the dot sharpness seems typical of knock-offs though.

Ah silly me, I guess I should have known that but I've never even looked at that site. It's the Milspex T-1 from Redwolf. Kelo - yes it is.

I actually hate high mounts and prefer my height over bore to be as minimal as possible. What's EBB?

MMMM MMMMM Magpul goodness. Sorry for the fast crappy pics.

The Guarder frame does indeed look and feel more authentic but likely falls short in physical integrity compared to the OEM unit, as Chris5u stated. Guarder tends to manufacture parts with a lower quality material and/or production method but uses good finishing techniques to boost aesthetic appeal. For example, Guarder Aluminum slides are diecasst rather than CNC but always have deep, crisp, authentic trademarks. Resulting in good-looking, affordable parts, that give the competition a run for their money. The stock TM frame is an ABS polymer and the Guarder frame is a Fiber Rei

It's Glock perfection now RM! Full trademarks FTW!

Although nice looking, I wouldn't kick yourself too hard my friend. The two KJW full-trademarked G23s I had (and were even the heavy-weight frame KJW models) were poop compared to the feel and quality of a KSC 19. Very nice photos Mike. It is nice to see a fully traded 19 that doesn't look like the hack-job my custom KSC full-trademarked 19 was....