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Probotector

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  1. I'm looking to convert my ICS SIG 551 MRS which is the long barrel version of the 551 to the normal length 551. Do they sell their outer and inner barrel separately?

     

    I ordered the long barrel for my ICS SG551 and it came with a fitting inner barrel.

    I assume that the short barrel also comes with one.

  2. Hi,

     

    i need some issues for my Masada.I run it with 6.03 Prometheus Barrel,Madbul Blue Bucking and Wiitech Adjuster Kit and High Torque Motor and M120 Spring.

     

    When i am Shooting the Range is nice and good.But Bbs are swerving sometimes to the righ and the left.Is it normal?I use .28 bbs.before i used .25 bbs and the same problem.

     

    Any Issues or experiences?

     

    Hi.

     

    Make sure the barrel isn't bent. Also check if the barrel and hop-up nub are properly aligned with the hopup chamber aswell as clean.

  3. Start shimming the lowest gear (usually the spur gear) and adjust the rest accordingly. Alternatively you can use the pinion to bevel shimming technique, which is even better but rather complicated, especially for a beginner.

  4. Probo, PM me if youre interested in a proper ITC Cheekrest ( The ones sold on DS Arms website for the SA58s)

     

    Thanks, but I like the one I currently have more. :)

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    If that's an A3 I'm the RMS Titanic. The RS A3 dispensed with the integrated sight altogether - although I do kind of like what JG did, plus the two-tone effect...

     

    Haha, I really don't know how to call my custom AUG so I went with the A3 because of the RAS system. It's not a JG standard model by the way, same with the coloring (I'm not a fan of the yellow-olive tone so I painted it)

     

    @ Baddbaz: Actually very balanced. The RAS is shorter than the standard ones from JG AUG A3s though and those make the AUG quite front heavy.

  6. A *suitcase* load of the airsoft replicas out there would be utterly destroyed by a drop from that height.  Specially all the pot metal receivers.

     

    It's lucky the PDR is nice and light and compact, much more resilient to drops.

     

    "Much more" is still not enough. The technicians at PTS should have known that the receiver tabs are too weak.

    Magpul PTS, more like Overrated POS. Just because most of the other Airsoft brands don't put enough effort into designing their guns doesn't mean that you shouldn't go the extra mile.

  7. The issue I had is threads stripping all the bloody time! Ive had to epoxy nuts inside the receiver so i can actually screw in top cover screws. Also ive epoxied the front RIS screws shut because they started stripping aswell. Ive got a CA SA58 on the way, I think im just going to pop in a BTC Spectre so I dont have to hack away at EVERYTHING to get a MOSFET in there like I did with the QP.

     

    Guess what? Just a few minutes ago I've opened the Top Cover of the QP spare gun to check something and when I was going to screw it back on most of the threads were broken. Only 4 screws fitted and you can feel that there is next to no resistance when attempting to screw them tight. Good thing the CA does not have this problem.

  8. Brought my QP FAL Carbine I bought for spare parts from the customs. I have to say it's a really nice replica and is almost 100% compatible with the CA. I did have to file off a bit of the chamber guide rod in order to fit the Lower Receiver in but not a big issue.

     

    Is it worth the buy? Absolutely! No trademarks but basically the same as the CA with minor differences.

  9. It looks awesome Jay. Still annoyed that you snagged this one before I could. :P

    Here it is, the JG AUG A3 Carbine. Can't have enough rails, right?

    Started as a CA AUG A2, ended up as a JG with only the GB being from CA.

     

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