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Shown are prototypes, all tested on my personal weapon yesterday during skirmish. Works great without any issues all day. The bolt catch is particularly sweet!! Well..... everything's VERY sweet ... & I ain't giving these back!!!

 

T.S. Custom is now a WETTI-approved 3rd-party custom manufacturer of after-market improvement parts for WE's products.

 

OK, here's what T.S. Custom will be releasing very shortly (starting next week ):

 

(1) Steel hammer + steel disconnector set

(2) Steel match triggers (in 2-3 different styles)

(3) Anti-rotation pins (2 types) - these actually work to prevent the trigger set front pin from loosening due to vibration. A must-have item!!

(4) Steel ambidextrous safety - just lovely!!

(5) Trigger guards (2-3 styles) - drop in replacement, very comfy!!

(6) Totally-redesigned bolt catch for the magazine (drop-in replacement) - we're especially excited about this!! This thing assures 100% bolt lock after last round by providing a 'flat' , larger contact surface with the bolt, thus eliminating the chance of any wear on both contact areas. These will come in 3-packs & will costs less than USD10.00/pack

(7) Selected copies of the counter-weighted M4 spring guides (2 versions) - these will 'increase' as well as 'solidify' the recoil feeling of the gun. Depending on the power level of your gun, one of these versions will give optimized result.

(8) Custom lower receivers in different markings (either laser or engraved) - all anodized finished. Rumored designated markings incl. "DD", "MK18 Mod0", "Stag Arms", etc... (feel free to give suggestions here, people )

(9) CNC upper & lower receivers set(s) in T-7075 aircraft-grade aluminum - No speculations here, but I'm getting serial # 0001 on the style I want. I'll leave this as a VERY, VERY pleasant surprise to everyone later on!

 

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Thanks. :)

 

I haven't had a chance to take the barrel apart yet, but when I do I'll look for the bearing. I never noticed it being in there the very first time I took it apart and it was still firing normal when I put it back together, so I'll have to see. It is the only thing that makes sense now, though.

 

If it is in fact missing, is there an everyday item I can use as a replacement?

 

 

Regarding a cheap source of Krytox, after some heavy duty googling I found a lubricant for bikes called Krytex. Its meant for bike chains and pedals but contains the magic stuff. It also includes something called Molybdenum which apparently is used in real steel guns! A bottle costs about £4 for 60ml.

 

Generally as long as it doesn't contain petroleum (it usually says contains petroleum distillates on the container) it should be okay. I would get it and try it on something else before putting any on anything important.

 

The molybdenum thing is kind of interesting, the Wiki article makes it out to be another semi-hi-tech lubricant. Not sure how well it would work with airsoft stuff though.

 

 

My forward assist button keeps popping off when fired and see people say they have glued it in place.

 

But could tell me please what part you have glued an to where?

 

Does this mean it will no longer work?

 

All help appreciated :)

 

If you pop it off and look into the spot in the receiver that it fits into, you'll see a small square bar of metal sticking out which will also be attached to some other metal bits. There will also be a small square slot on the inside of your FA knob. Basically you just put a bit of glue (I recommend using some sort of 5-minute epoxy or something similar) in that square slot and then properly align and press together the square metal assembly and the knob.

 

You'll probably need to pop the pin that holds the assembly in and pull it (the FA assembly) out. It's really likely that the two pieces are covered in dirt and oil, which would be bad for the epoxy. Just wash the two parts in hot soapy water and quickly towel dry. Then you can glue them together, lightly oil, and re-install. Be sure to make note of the direction of the angled bit of the forward assist bar before you take anything apart.

 

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Edit: Ooh, liking the new recoil spring setups and mag bolt catch activator.

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Regarding a cheap source of Krytox, after some heavy duty googling I found a lubricant for bikes called Krytex. Its meant for bike chains and pedals but contains the magic stuff. It also includes something called Molybdenum which apparently is used in real steel guns! A bottle costs about £4 for 60ml.

 

The shop is cyclestore.co.uk

 

Would be grateful if the more mechanical/scientifically gifted WE M4 users would confirm if this would work or feel free to tell me i'm just p***ing in the wind!!

 

 

 

Number 47

 

I'm also using a bike grease called 'Buzzies Slick Honey'. Its a shock grease that I used to use in my high end paintball guns. Good stuff, its ultra slick.

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Hey guys I´m sorry for not reading all 135 pages , but I´ve got a problem with my WE M4A1.One piece of the charging handle has broken off here you have the pic:

 

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I would like to know if you recomend me to get another charging handle or continue without this piece, because it looks like it don´t has any function.

 

Thanks for all mates!

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I see guys thanks for the info , but I still don´t understand which is the function of the charging handle lock.But Horsem4n if you recommend me not to use it I won´t use it xD.Thanks man!

 

Vercingetorix can you give me a link or pm me? I´m very interested in what you are to talking about but are you sure about compatibilities?

 

Thanks

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I see guys thanks for the info , but I still don´t understand which is the function of the charging handle lock.But Horsem4n if you recommend me not to use it I won´t use it xD.Thanks man!

 

Vercingetorix can you give me a link or pm me? I´m very interested in what you are to talking about but are you sure about compatibilities?

 

Thanks

This page: http://www.skdtac.com/index.asp?PageAction...mp;Category=204

 

Dunno if they fit, but I'd think they would, or at least could be minimaly modded with say a drill or dremel to fit at the most.

 

I am pretty sure you can fit em to AEGs, and I am almost positive they fit as drop ins for PTWs and WAs

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Wow, those aftermarket parts truly make the WA versus WE debate even more interesting. I was about to commit to a G&P WAM4 given the wobble fix and the new PGC mags, but this changes things entirely.

 

This is only the beginning! ;)

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@Horsem4n: Thanks for the info mate , now i´m pretty sure I will not use it.

 

@MarkSCU: Also thanks a lot for the info Mark will contact AB, even if I got to buy a new charging handle it´s not too much money, but got a problem I can´t go through shipping services because it puts me 1 error found, I think I´m not the only one with this problem.

 

@Vercingetorix: Nice items!!! thanks and they are very cheap now if someone knows about compatibility.

 

WETTI as you are from WE brand in my opinion you should give some advice and support for this problem that as they have said it´s not only mine.

 

Best regards guys.

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@Horsem4n: Thanks for the info mate , now i´m pretty sure I will not use it.

 

I was able to use mine for a long time by stretching a rubber band over the back of the handle and over the front of the upper receiver. I should for the most part prevent the charging handle from moving back on its own while the bolt is cycling.

 

which parts would you guys recommend I pick up as an "in case it breaks" scenario?

 

 

Part #42 is basically a drop-in fit in most cases. Getting to the stock part is pretty easy, but you're probably going to need a pair of vise grips and needle nose pliers. It should bring your muzzle velocity down substantially if your WE is shooting 400+ FPS, and it's the only thing to reduce FPS as far as I know.

 

If you're bolt catch isn't steel, you're going to want a new one of those as well. Besides that you should be fine for a long while. You may want to get a few replacement o-rings (part #122), but if you polish the opening of the BB cylinder and keep the nozzle assembly tight and straight you should be okay without. Look here for a great sum-up of this thread.

 

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^ Hi Chris

 

To answer your question about the small bb for the hop....

 

I always dreaded being in the shoes you are now - trying to come up with another bb that will work.

 

First, if you indeed lost it,....William sells the replacement part on his AB site as MANY people have lost it swapping out their barrels.

 

If I had to "make do" with something around the house? I would take apart the smallest sealed bearing I could find - rollerblade or smaller. Sealed or not. Just cannibalize the bb's inside.

 

The inner ball bearings have to be ridiculously tiny.

 

It will suck not having the original to compare to, but you will see the hole drilled in the inner barrel - test fit there. Again its SMALL.

 

As for the last page and a Bike Shop product called "Krytek" or something like that, it is likely the same as many of the bike shop lubes. It contains >some< Krytox but very little - since it is soooooo expensive in pure form.

 

Im sure it will work fine. As will any good lube applied there (op rod).

 

The Krytox is a bit overkill, but I use it because it has outstanding cold temp performance. It just laughs at the frosted inners of the WE when it cools way down.

 

WETTI

Dont tease with those photos - get them to market FAST! :P

Im still astonished why the aftermarket isnt all over this opportunity of making/selling upgraded parts.

 

And to all the "quitters" who sold their WE M4's, what a shame. Hang in there, anybody struggling with bugs.... this gun will be a world beater by summer.

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NO update yet as of now; but the factory ppl are indeed working on it. One good news: I've already gotten inquiry by several barrel makers to start making afrer-market 'ultra precision' barrels for our new hop-up system. One of them is EDgi :)

 

EdGI does make pretty decent barrels, hopefully you'll allow him to sell it independently as well. These are the things i need to be able to use this on the field

 

1. Power Down kits to make it shoot around 400fps

2. 50 rounders or higher cap mags

3. New hop chamber

 

Although I think I have to wait until june-july before i'll ever use this in an actual game..

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