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SteevoLS wrote: You... you... you painted a VFC!?

I was thinking the same thing...I think I might have to disown Slate.

More than likely your stock spring was an M100 and was probably originally shooting around 330fps (This is about average for CA). Since you have had it, the spring has probably compressed a little bit, hence the 300fps. An M100 should keep you below 340fps.

This is a great opportunity for a quick lesson on the relative "strength" of AEG springs. For an example lets look at some of the most widely used springs today: Systema Springs. Below is a picture of a Systema M100 spring: [img width=600 height=450]http://www.airsoftadvantage.com/images/m100.gif[/i...

Yes a little bit, but it's ok...no one is going to be put in a silly hall of shame for it...lol. I would say though that we try to keep this topic on Cylinders and if you have any other questions about your gun bud, start a new topic and ask away! BTW guys, if you are uncomfortable about working on ...

You assume I have the skills to do that  :'(.  Although I was a mechanic in the Navy, I have not worked on internals of airsoft guns, and do not trust myself.  I did replace the inner barrel though. If you replaced the inner barrel, then you should know how to get the upper receiver off. You had to...

While I have not been able to find a good review on the internals of your gun, I would assume, based on the CA's I have opened up, that it should already have a ported cylinder, but again, I couldn't tell you without actually looking at it. You should be able to take the upper receiver off in about ...

Alert...Alert...What I am about to post is an opinion and in no way constitutes actual facts, this is just my opinion from experience...lol M4 length (360mm-370mm) and below is what I concider "short" Anything above M4 length I would concider "long" As to adding a port to a non-ported cylinder, I wo...

In a ported cylinder, the cylinder hole leaves the cylinder unpressurized until the piston has passed the hole. Once the piston has travelled past the hole, the piston head seals with the cylinder for the remaining length of the cylinder. This means less TOTAL volume of air travelling through your b...

I would almost buy that pistol just for the knock-off RICO light.

LoL...I found it on overstock.com. I wouldn't mind having one, It would be great for some of classes I am wanting to teach on airsoft, as an example of how NOT to customize a gun...lol.

It's based on a Bianchi Cup Race Pistol...It's supposed to look like that...lol.

Now if you want to see a truly retarded gun, I present this to you:
[img width=650 height=650]http://cdn2.overstock.com/images/products/L12410613.jpg[/img]

It's 200fps of awesome!

Here is a quick video showing how to disassemble a JG M4a1. Yes, I know what you are about to say...But I have a KWA M16!!! Don't worry, you can follow the basic steps involved in taking down your KWA M16 by watching how this M4 is disassembled. The only difference will be that if your M16 has a ful...

For me Dom, the biggest evidence that it is not a light emitted from the ground is that the cone coming from the ground is not straight but bent slightly. Also remember that when this happened it was the morning and you can see the sun is rising in the background. Here are some comparison photos: [i...

This was without doubt, to me at least, a SLBM (Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile) test gone wrong. The spiraling cone left behind the lights is the smoke trail left after the multiple exhaust cones from a Russian Bulava (SS-NX-30) SLBM. [img width=400 height=267]http://zeniad.files.wordpress.com...

The short answer is yes, a Systema M16 Drop-In will "fit" in a Systema compatible M4 gun. However, the difference between the M4 and M16 Drop In Gearbox is that the M4 gearbox is wired to the front, while the M16 gearbox is wired to the back. P.S. I assume you are wanting this gearbox for your G&G M...