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F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 08:35PM

mikeyod123 wrote: »

what ya looking for and ill take a look

magpull masada or a P90

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 08:37PM

They had a 25kg bag of .25g BBs for a while I think because I was looking through the site about a month or two ago and saw them. They're probably sold out at the moment of other sizes. Maybe it was a different site and I'm getting confused but I was 90% sure it was them. I was tempted as bulk buying BBs is very handy on the pocket in the long term but I didn't know how reliable their BBs were.

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 08:39PM

CpcRc wrote: »

I've ordered off them a few times with my friends when I wanted accessories, or recently, a certain AEG. Here are a couple of answers to yer questions based upon my experiences with them.

They charge shipping at a step basis. Any package weighing 0-10kg costs approx. €35 in shipping. There is no cheaper shipping rate than that to answer your question. The positive thing is that you can get 2-3 AEGs at this weight between yourself and friends and split the shipping so it's

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 08:39PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

magpull masada or a P90

P90, yes they are there. Magpul masada, I don't think so. Think SRC,CYMA,APS,DBOYS,etc. Something like that they do have KJW gas pistols and a good few WELL ones (the hi-capa clone versions) for about €60.

mikeyod123 · 24-05-2011 08:45PM

CpcRc wrote: »

P90, yes they are there. Magpul masada, I don't think so. Think SRC,CYMA,APS,DBOYS,etc. Something like that they do have KJW gas pistols and a good few WELL ones (the hi-capa clone versions) for about €60.

are well a good make. im thinking of getting the KJW m9 only 90e:)

mikeyod123 · 24-05-2011 08:46PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

magpull masada or a P90

3 ACM p90s starting at 115e to 130e

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 08:46PM

right ignore that last post stupid ****ing phone lol I thought the nomber after the 'M' denoted the velocity in metres per second and was told that its roughly 320 +/- 5 fps?

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 08:48PM

mikeyod123 wrote: »

3 ACM p90s starting at 115e to 130e

is ACM a good make? any Idea what it would retail for hear? EDIT: Just to clarify thats 3 aegs for 115-130 (jaw has fallen off and is on the floor)

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 08:54PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

right ignore that last post stupid ****ing phone lol I thought the nomber after the 'M' denoted the velocity in metres per second and was told that its roughly 320 +/- 5 fps?

Sorry, what are you saying exactly? To convert metres per second you multiply it by 3.281 to get approx. FPS. Eg. 100m/s ~ 328fps.

The number after the M does denote the velocity in metres/sec. A M90 should make 90m/s before taking the cylinder, piston head,barrel,etc. in consideration. This means that the AEG can fire at over or under 90m/s with a .2g BB.

Does that answer your question? If it doesn't I'll try to answer it better.

And WELL are a reasonable brand I've heard. They're not a big brand but they preform well enough plus I heard off a friend that they accept some tokyo marui upgrade parts to increase performance and reliability.

mikeyod123 · 24-05-2011 08:57PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

is ACM a good make? any Idea what it would retail for hear? EDIT: Just to clarify thats 3 aegs for 115-130 (jaw has fallen off and is on the floor)

For the price that is ranged from P4,8K to P5,2K here in the Philippine market, it is not bad having one as a dedicated AEG for ultra CQB. One advantage with this P90 over the all-time favorite Stubby Killers, is the longer inner barrel that almost double in length than that of the stubby. It can also be upgraded to a longer inner barrel, the size of an M4 length inner barrel, for greater accuracy, hidden by a suppressor. And with this KS version of P90, you can have a Laylax box mag (for P6,5K) and conservative upgrades at less than the price of the stock TM P90.

This AEG comes in a version 6 gearbox that some gunsmiths claimed to push it to 460fps that is too much for the CQB games – totally not needed.

The external finish is awesome considering it is a mid-class ACM made by an unknown manufacturer. The plastic has good finish that resembles the JG Steyr AUG plastic finish. The fittings is excellent that when you shake the AEG, there is no “kwik” sound heard, except using a relatively smaller Li-Poly battery. I should say, it has better fittings than the ACM AUG’s at OTB.

However, when using Li-Poly’s, gunsmiths suggests that it should be replaced with a good piston body for stability at continuous firing – relatively common for any AEG’s Li-Po upgrade.

It has also a fake charging handle to add the RS-look.

I think, as the form factor suggest, this is good at CQB games, speedball games (when installed with a LayLax box mag), semi-field, and even a back-up gun for dedicated shooters

thats some of a review for the 115e one

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 08:58PM

Yes thats exactly what I meant but of course forgot to take into account the other parts that would effect the fps so never go with M100?

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 09:04PM

ah rite its 3 different models from 115 - 130

and man that sounds excellent wouldnt use lipos tho lol

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 09:16PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

Yes thats exactly what I meant but of course forgot to take into account the other parts that would effect the fps so never go with M100?

They only way you could is if the other parts in your AEG actually lower the overall fps or m/s that the AEG shoots at (basically, bearing spring guides and bearing piston heads as well as probably an aftermarket tightbore barrel are a no if you want to keep it legal) A M90 spring should be fine and should leave you some m/s to spare incase you do want to make upgrades which could up the m/s output with a .2g BB.

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

ah rite its 3 different models from 115 - 130 and man that sounds excellent wouldnt use lipos tho lol

You could use a 7.4 lipo if you wanted, they preform similar to a 9.6v NiMH but with longer battery life (if you get one with good specs) and better trigger response. A 7.4v should be safe enough so long as you buy the proper accessories (balance charger, power level alarm, etc.) and look after it properly.

Lipos do not break themselves, you just have to use it right and maintain it right.

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 09:24PM

right I'l see if I cant get some M90's and as for the lipo ive nearly set the house on fire charging an NiMh longer than it should have because of my absent mind so for health and safety reasons I think I'l skip the lipos lol

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 09:40PM

Just a suggestion. I might move over to lipos in a few months. Some RC ones are cheaper than NiMH and the thought of a battery that'll last 7-10 hours is tempting.

As for nearly burning down your house, smart charger dude. One of the necessary accessories if you use NiMH batts and so simple. Plug in, walk away, come back to collect charged batts, skirmish. They stop charging the batts when they're charged so the won't break them or make them burn stuff. It's win win.

P.S. taiwangun stock smart chargers

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 09:46PM

oh yeah forgot about those only have the cheapo jg crap that came with the g36 and keep buying guns and mags lol I'l add that to the list aswell lol and 7-10 hours does sound very tempting aswell 3 of those would keep me going for a 24hr game no problem

although I have to play one first lol

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 09:56PM

Well if you do decide to get lipos research them. Find out good brands and specs (25C and 1600mah would be where they start getting good). A lot of people recommend component shop in the uk for batteries be they NiMH or lipo as they are a good company who stock good products. They will also add deans connectors to your batteries that you order for an extra €5. You will have to have deans connectors on your AEG too and will only be able to use batteries with deans. But you will get better performance from your AEG and so long as you pack spares you should be ok.

But this is off topic. To bring it back somewhat, taiwangun do sell some lipo battery chargers, not sure if they are balance chargers, and they sell the battery alarms as well too I think.

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 10:22PM

cool

do taiwangun sell upgrade kits like the ones on redwolf?

CpcRc · 24-05-2011 10:55PM

F.U.B.A.R wrote: »

cool do taiwangun sell upgrade kits like the ones on redwolf?

If you mean conversion kits? They have some under conversion kits and wooden parts in the parts and accessories section.

If you mean performance, they sell gearbox parts as well which can be used to upgrade an AEGs gearbox

F.U.B.A.R · 24-05-2011 11:17PM

sweet!

I'am gona have to steal that O2 dongle and hhave a look at this site

:):):):):)

F.U.B.A.R · 08-06-2011 07:19PM

just wondering about this PJ company that suposedly makes over 75% of their stock is it their name that they are rebrabding? for example they have a bag of .2g bbs and it says the company is PJ (or P&J) is this the same as QAS's bag of TNT bbs?

Marcin B · 08-06-2011 07:22PM

PJ custom guns are upgraded Dboys/Cymas and I don't recommend them. PJ BBs are their own product and are actually quite good. Although not as good as the ones from TNT-QAS.

F.U.B.A.R · 08-06-2011 07:55PM

thanks for the quick reply and I thought the €5 price tag was a bit suspect espesialy when the gaurder bb are €9

Mando Commando · 09-06-2011 11:19AM

Hi, to the best of my knowledge, P&J are usually rebranded A&K. This is the case with the M4s and M249s anyways. Also I got some of those P&J bbs and they are the worst ones I ever saw, with visible pits and divits in them. The ones I got were bios so maybe the non-bois are better....

Mando Commando · 09-06-2011 11:21AM

Oh and I have a P&J M933 which is A&K on the inside. It had zero upgrades when I bought it, but now rocks although the only original stuff left is the gearbox shell

F.U.B.A.R · 09-06-2011 11:29AM

But even tho youve replaced the internals would the A&K internals stand up to te average amount of gaming?

Mando Commando · 09-06-2011 12:38PM

It's hard to say, you could get lucky, we've all seen cheapo guns that somehow never give trouble, and high end ones that do. I would guess that it would let you down at some stage, but that could be said about any AEG.

I can say for sure that A&K gearboxes are pretty inferior. I have the A&K M933 rebranded as P&J and I aslo have an A&K M16a4 rebranded as Cybergun and both had identical crappy internals - Barrels were filthy from the factory, poor gears that weren't shimmed at all, dodgy out of shape plastic cylinder heads, low end piston head and piston, basic plastic spring guide etc, and interestingly, both trigger assemblies failed after a while, the triggers had to be pushed back into position after taking a shot or burst. I found with both of mine that ROF was very slow too. I just changed everything out. (except the hop up chambers which are metal and actually give good range surprisingly, even when they had stock barrels)

So to answer your question, I don't know if it would last any length of time, but my gut says no it probably wouldn't.

Mando Commando · 09-06-2011 12:46PM

On saying that whats the worst can happen? you end up replacing a few parts, not the end of the world either. Just annoying on the day if fails

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