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  • Airsofter since
    1867
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  1. Hey man, nothing is gay in the field. Glad you got it working
  2. Wow, that's the BB gun version of a bolt over ride. Put the two receiver halves together and pop the pins back in. Since it's a BB gun bolt carrier, I wouldn't take a hammer straight to the bolt carrier, so try cutting a piece of dowel and hammering it forward. If theres a round wedged to the side of the bolt, above the bolt, above the bolt carrier, etc, get a knife, leatherman, or whatever to pry/cut/destroy/remove the obstruction by force. Then proceed to drive the BCG forward so the bolt's back in the chamber. That way you'll be able to separate the lower from the upper receiver. If yo
  3. Yeah, the mil-spec ones fit in just fine. On another note, I had a WOC before the WE. I can't help but notice that between the trigger group and bolt catch of the WOC/WA/Magna style and everything else on the WE, you'd be just shy of a bolt carrier group and barrel to have a functioning weapon. Can't really blame the ATF.
  4. Here's mine: The stock, pistol grip, ejection port cover, magazine catch, MATech BUIS, Aimpoint CCO mount, Knight's RAS, leaf sight, and PAQ-4 are all real rifle components. This is my one and only primary and has never let me down. Shoots hot at 530ish FPS with a .20g. Shoots around 3 Joules with a .28g. All of the internals are stock Gen 3 AWSS, so I'm not sure why mine shoots so hot compared to most others. From what I've seen most chrono in the mid- to low-400s. Anyone else have a super powered AWSS? PS: The 203 is a G&P
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