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mcguyver · December 3rd, 2006, 00:23

I think I'm the only guy in Canada with this gun. I've gamed it twice. Solid little performer. Mine came from ASCA via WGC last summer. It shoots about 330 fps and has their new generation internals and motor.

I did find that the front receiver pin was a little loose and would fall out of the body. I wacked it with a hammer to flare it a bit and it holds just ducky now.

But do yourselves a favour if you buy one and get the correct G&P battery. Trying to make one yourself with the parts they give you is just a waste of time and money. These batteries can be had for around $45 from Illusion or 204 Tactical. I would change the connector on the gun and G&P batteries to actual Dean's connectors. They give you some Asian knock-off and they suck. They are quite loose and not worth my time to fix.

The Aimpoint clone co-witnessed the flip-up sites and were bang on with the bb's once the hop-up was set.

I guess you could say I like it.

December 3rd, 2006, 00:23	#6
mcguyver Trader rating Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Northern Alberta	I think I'm the only guy in Canada with this gun. I've gamed it twice. Solid little performer. Mine came from ASCA via WGC last summer. It shoots about 330 fps and has their new generation internals and motor. I did find that the front receiver pin was a little loose and would fall out of the body. I wacked it with a hammer to flare it a bit and it holds just ducky now. But do yourselves a favour if you buy one and get the correct G&P battery. Trying to make one yourself with the parts they give you is just a waste of time and money. These batteries can be had for around $45 from Illusion or 204 Tactical. I would change the connector on the gun and G&P batteries to actual Dean's connectors. They give you some Asian knock-off and they suck. They are quite loose and not worth my time to fix. The Aimpoint clone co-witnessed the flip-up sites and were bang on with the bb's once the hop-up was set. I guess you could say I like it. __________________ Age verifier Northern Alberta Democracy is two wolves and a sheep discussing what's for dinner. Freedom is the wolves limping away while the sheep reloads. Never confuse freedom with democracy.