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Forum: Upgrades & Modifications March 19th, 2008, 10:41

Replies: 10 SR-25 and m4/m14 Air Nozzle Views: 10,651 Posted By Trivium01 I'm having a bit of trouble tracking down a G&P... I'm having a bit of trouble tracking down a G&P air nozzle for the SR-25 (As it turns out my supplier couldn't send my part and failed to inform me). Does anyone know offhand where I could find one?...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications March 16th, 2008, 16:02

Replies: 10 SR-25 and m4/m14 Air Nozzle Views: 10,651 Posted By Trivium01 When I traded the gun it was reported as shooting... When I traded the gun it was reported as shooting at approximately 350 FPS, I suspect it has a weaker/bunk spring in it. I agree that air is most likely escaping, yet it makes a good substitution...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications March 16th, 2008, 15:59

Replies: 4 G36C Stock, Questions Views: 4,184 Posted By Trivium01 Firstly, why not get the full length g36... Firstly, why not get the full length g36 handguard? My recommendations for additional upgrades: 1) Intellect 9.6v 1400Mah (fits under both types of handguards, the full g36 handguard requires...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications March 16th, 2008, 15:48

Replies: 10 SR-25 and m4/m14 Air Nozzle Views: 10,651 Posted By Trivium01 SR-25 and m4/m14 Air Nozzle I recently discovered that if you break the stock air nozzle on an SR-25 (A CA25 in my case) the prometheus m4/m14 air nozzle makes a decent replacement. I took it to a local CQB arena and while...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications January 15th, 2008, 20:26

Replies: 38 G36 Motor Views: 18,537 Posted By Trivium01 If you don't want to use the battery-stock get a... If you don't want to use the battery-stock get a 9.6v 1400mah from ehobbyasia.com. Best price anywhere next to having them made locally. All those parts are going to make for a solid g36. One...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications January 15th, 2008, 11:05

Replies: 38 G36 Motor Views: 18,537 Posted By Trivium01 The g36 uses a short-type motor, so the one you... The g36 uses a short-type motor, so the one you linked looks right. That spring also looks like the right one

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications January 15th, 2008, 03:13

Replies: 3 Will this work on my CA g36 Views: 4,525 Posted By Trivium01 Cranberry... wait a second.. that name is... Cranberry... wait a second.. that name is familiar... Just talk to Spa, he got the same one. He noticed an increase in FPS though it involved modification (i.e. cutting out some plastic).

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications January 15th, 2008, 03:02

Replies: 38 G36 Motor Views: 18,537 Posted By Trivium01 I just recently sold a G36 with a 120S spring,... I just recently sold a G36 with a 120S spring, systema helical torque up gears and a magnum torque up motor with a 9.6v. Even though you're not upgrading the gears and it'll still get consistent FPS...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications January 4th, 2008, 14:55

Replies: 4 CA25 air nozzle Views: 4,842 Posted By Trivium01 CA25 air nozzle I'm looking to upgrade the air nozzle on my CA25. However, the nozzle itself appears to be an odd size. Are there are after market air nozzles that would work on this gun, or is the standard...

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 23:00

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 I've never heard of a cylinder itself breaking. ... I've never heard of a cylinder itself breaking. Most people change cylinder's because: a) they've changed the barrel length of their gun, b) get a bore-up kit rather than a tighter spring,...

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 22:39

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 :P Pistons are what have teeth on them, piston... :P Pistons are what have teeth on them, piston heads (are attached to the piston) make a seal with the cylinder, pushing the air out the cylinder head. As for the top piston head, I believe I have...

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 22:32

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 Ya, that would work well for ops if you think... Ya, that would work well for ops if you think your battery won't make it. What you want is a non-ported cylinder (Also known as a type 0), with this one being the one you want (from the cheapest...

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 22:16

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 http://www.fxaeromodels.com/images/DUP.jpg ... http://www.fxaeromodels.com/images/DUP.jpg They offer much lower resistance than your standard mini connectors (i've heard up to 15%). The drawbacks are that you have to: 1) Convert your...

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 21:56

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 I agree with the 110 spring bit, using a 120... I agree with the 110 spring bit, using a 120 would put you around 410-430 FPS (depending on the brand); my gun (modded CA36C) shoots 390-400 FPS with: Systema Helical Torque Up's Type 0 Cylinder...

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications October 2nd, 2007, 21:54

Replies: 15 Deep Fire Full titanium piston or Systema New Version Polycarbonate Piston? Views: 10,189 Posted By Trivium01 Spa's CA36C hasn't broken YET with the full... Spa's CA36C hasn't broken YET with the full aluminum piston... Whether it will, not sure. I'd just stick with the CA polycarbonate piston.

Forum: Upgrades & Modifications October 2nd, 2007, 21:08

Replies: 15 Deep Fire Full titanium piston or Systema New Version Polycarbonate Piston? Views: 10,189 Posted By Trivium01 NO! Don't listen to Spa, that n00b! Read other... NO! Don't listen to Spa, that n00b! Read other topic that I posted on.

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion October 2nd, 2007, 20:55

Replies: 45 Dream Gun (end result for my gun when i get the cash together)!!Big Thread!! Views: 23,044 Posted By Trivium01 Don't get the piston with the metal teeth, the... Don't get the piston with the metal teeth, the stress comes down to being on the teeth or the gears. Just use the stock CA reinforced plastic cylinder. I shredded one of those cylinders with metal...

Forum: Accessories Discussion September 11th, 2007, 11:55

Replies: 24 Mag g36 mags? Views: 16,407 Posted By Trivium01 that last sentence was misphrased. Aside from... that last sentence was misphrased. Aside from getting a drum mag, those Mag mags are the best deal. And to be honest paying more for the appearance of bullets is a waste of money

Forum: Accessories Discussion September 11th, 2007, 00:04

Replies: 24 Mag g36 mags? Views: 16,407 Posted By Trivium01 I think thats a bit strange that those mags don't... I think thats a bit strange that those mags don't fit properly into the receiver. I have a CA36C and there are no issues whatsoever. For the mag capacity/price ratio I don't think you can find a...

Forum: Accessories Discussion September 10th, 2007, 00:06

Replies: 24 Mag g36 mags? Views: 16,407 Posted By Trivium01 I personally have purchased 2 of these mags. ... I personally have purchased 2 of these mags. Very inexpensive, and I have had no problems with them whatsoever. I.e. No mag feeding issues or problems with staying in

Forum: Airsoft Guns Discussion August 24th, 2007, 17:58

Replies: 46 G36 strong? Views: 23,585 Posted By Trivium01 The CA36 series is made of a polymer/fibreglass... The CA36 series is made of a polymer/fibreglass compositite which is quite durable. I've ran and dove with my gun plenty of times and have had no issues what soever. Unless you somehow manage to...

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