http://maasf.org/forum/ en Sun, 19 May 2013 16:17:31 GMT vBulletin 60 http://maasf.org/forum/images/maasf/misc/rss.png http://maasf.org/forum/ http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21485-G-p-stubby-killer-how-to-fit-a-large-battery-in-the-stock-its-easy?goto=newpost Mon, 13 May 2013 23:10:36 GMT Got my gun a couple weeks ago and managed to fit a tenergy 9.6 4200 mah crane stock style part # 11422 nicely in the stock. First you need to cut... Got my gun a couple weeks ago and managed to fit a tenergy 9.6 4200 mah crane stock style part # 11422 nicely in the stock. First you need to cut the large tamiya conn off leaving the wiring only long enough to reach the butt end of the stock and resolder a small conn to replace the large one. Cutt the battery conn off and shorten the wiring so you only have enough to reach the other conn and resolder. Without any xtra wiring to tuck away the battery fits nicely in place and has no movement in the stock. Butt plate fits right on no prob. I would advise charging the battery in the stock as the g+p wiring isnt the sturdiest. It all worked out for me as i didnt want to go with a li-poly and beat the gun up to much. I read over 30 reviews on evike and the biggest con was couldnt fit a large battery in place. Its an easy fix with a soldering iron and the # 1142 battery and a small plug. Hope this helps somebody out. ]]> Airsmithing / Troubleshooting kemosabe11 http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21485-G-p-stubby-killer-how-to-fit-a-large-battery-in-the-stock-its-easy http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21484-Piston-Plastic-teeth-1-4-7-all-metal-tooth?goto=newpost Mon, 13 May 2013 22:53:12 GMT I have just started modifying airsoft guns, and after taking down my JG M4, the teeth on the polycarb piston are starting to show some wear. ... I have just started modifying airsoft guns, and after taking down my JG M4, the teeth on the polycarb piston are starting to show some wear.



So, now I am looking at new pistons. My last job was on a SCAR that I am guessing has a M120 or M125 spring (.20g at 445fps), and it sheared every plastic tooth, and cracked the metal one on the clear polycarb stock piston. I replaced it with a CA Polycarb full metal tooth piston. My current project only shoots 370fps, so this spring is a lot less demanding. Would you recommend getting a full metal tooth piston again, or will a polycarb (or even the one shown) stretch a decent amount of time? Is there even a point to partial metal tooth pistons? If you are going to get metal teeth, mind as well pay the extra $5 to get the whole thing, unless my thinking is flawed. I mean, the wear on this piston looks pretty even.

I am looking in the Airsoftpark website at element pistons right now. Anybody have any experience with those? All feedback is appreciated. ]]> Airsmithing / Troubleshooting Flopolopagus http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21484-Piston-Plastic-teeth-1-4-7-all-metal-tooth http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21447-Anyone-here-have-access-to-machining-simple-parts?goto=newpost Sat, 04 May 2013 02:28:27 GMT I have an acm m500 and a piece of the gas block broke. It is just a small metal bar but I have nothing to replace it with. its not a very high... I have an acm m500 and a piece of the gas block broke. It is just a small metal bar but I have nothing to replace it with. its not a very high impact product and would not have broken if i did not experiment with the gun, but nonetheless i have a beautiful gas shotty that neeed that one peice before it can become whole again.
Any help would be appreciated
Ps this part CANNOT BE PURCHASED from what i have seen ]]> Airsmithing / Troubleshooting Happy Camper http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21447-Anyone-here-have-access-to-machining-simple-parts http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21418-One-Piece-Cylinder-Set?goto=newpost Sun, 28 Apr 2013 21:02:13 GMT http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?products_id=12776 I saw this the other day online. In order to get the port for the cylinder you have to... http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_inf...ducts_id=12776

I saw this the other day online. In order to get the port for the cylinder you have to drill it out. The concept about it being one piece so there is no loss of compression doesn't sound bad though. Any techs know if these are any good at all? ]]> Airsmithing / Troubleshooting Walshy http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21418-One-Piece-Cylinder-Set http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21391-Looking-to-upgrade-my-barrel-with-a-rhop?goto=newpost Mon, 22 Apr 2013 14:12:43 GMT I'd like to get a upgrade with the rhop, I hear its easy to do, but if its your first time doing it it can take a while. I don't have time to do it myself, so dose anybody know where I can get it done. ]]> Airsmithing / Troubleshooting BISON http://maasf.org/forum/showthread.php/21391-Looking-to-upgrade-my-barrel-with-a-rhop