TM Glock 18C AEP

[G2Sniper]

Okay so i just bought a Cyma glock 18C of someone from the calgary boards and i am wondering

1) Is this a good basic upgrade

http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...3R_USP_AEP.htm

2) Does anyone one know of a silencer a adapter for the G18c aep?

3) Would this ( http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol..._MP7_182mm.htm) with this silencer?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...roducts_id=207

4) Are these neccessary? http://www.redwolfairsoft.com/redwol...i_AEP_G18C.htm

5) Any other upgrades to boost fps

[surebet]

Don't try to eek out AEG performance out of an AEP, it's costly and works rather meh.

For now I'd say concentrate on more important gear like a proper holster, mags and batteries.

Keep in mind that having a silencer will limit your holster abilities.

[Drakker]

#2) http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/tokyo-mar...fixed-aep.html

As Surebet said, get good gear before you start upgrading. Even if it's a Cyma, this gun is pretty good. The only upgrade worth doing at this point might be a tight bore barrel, it will slightly increase your FPS and make your shots a bit more accurate, although you have to disassemble most of the gun to be able to install it, it's not as easy as on a GBB pistol unfortunately.

If the primary reason you want to upgrade is that your Cyma doesn't shoot too accurately and you suspect an air leak, you might want to look into this:
http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/nine-ball...fixed-aep.html

It's cheap and very easy to install.

[G2Sniper]

I ordered a tm prolight for my cyma glock I havent received it yet but i am a little confused on how this thing works on and fits on my gun since I cant find a topic to explain how it works

[Drakker]

It is basically a battery pack and a light. When you get it you will also get a part that is the same size as an AEP battery with a power cord. To install it, remove the slide and battery from your AEP. Under where the battery sits, there's a metal plate with a serial number, remove it. You now have a hole under the battery compartment, slide the power cord from the battery shaped part in the hole and slide in the part like you would a battery. Once this is done, connect the power cord to the pro-light itself and slide the pro-light on the Glock's rail. That's it, you're all done.