^^^^^ What he said.^^^^.
I would also recommend a SCS or the PolarStar version. They appear to be identical.
First upgrades
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Re: First upgrades
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SWC, Special Warfare Command
"Adapt - Evade - Overcome"
Re: First upgrades
6.03mm M16 length inner barrel (509mm)
M120 Spring
Metal spring guide for precautionary measures.
Don't ever bother swapping the hop-up bucking. TM bucking is undoubtebly one of the best out there.
It would be a good idea to replace plastic bushings to metal bushings, IF your gun came with plastic bushings.
Motor upgrade is up to you. As far as my knowledge goes, stock TM motors should be able to pull an M120 spring.
And last but not least, you should look into a decent size 9.6v battery.
The total price of these items - TBB, spring, spring guide, bushings, and a battery - should be around $150, give or take.
M120 Spring
Metal spring guide for precautionary measures.
Don't ever bother swapping the hop-up bucking. TM bucking is undoubtebly one of the best out there.
It would be a good idea to replace plastic bushings to metal bushings, IF your gun came with plastic bushings.
Motor upgrade is up to you. As far as my knowledge goes, stock TM motors should be able to pull an M120 spring.
And last but not least, you should look into a decent size 9.6v battery.
The total price of these items - TBB, spring, spring guide, bushings, and a battery - should be around $150, give or take.
Last edited by Vesper on Sat Jul 31, 2010 9:58 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: First upgrades
Thanks for the input
