Echo 1 USA

hmmm well idk im not going so you can hit him up if u have aim at "deadmunkeez"

I don't have AIM so I cannot.

League 4 wrote:I don't have AIM so I cannot.

well guess its time for u to get aim then ay...if u have a face book he has one of those

Myspace?

negative..dude just get aim seriously wtf its not hard lol...

Spartacus wrote:Ya, got an entirely new polycarbonate piston since the aluminum is tougher on your gears. New aluminum piston head to replace the plastic one. And for my mini M4, the stopper for the switch was busted so it kept coming off its track and getting stuck instead of resetting. It's fixed now too.

The Poly. piston may be better for your gears, but that Aluminum Piston Head is bad for the gearbox. It will eventually crack your gearbox, just like the Aluminum Piston would eventually crack the gearbox and/or damage the sector gear.

In over 5 years of working on airsoft guns, whenever I have encountered a cracked V2 gearbox, no matter what else was wrong with it, the AEG either had a metal piston and/or a metal piston head in it (most often one of the two, not both). That lead me to believe exactly what I have read time and time again on airsoft forums: it's not a good idea to have a metal piston or metal piston head in a V2 gearbox!

Next time you upgrade/repair/service your airsoft gun, I recommend replacing the aluminum piston head with a plastic one.

John
Airsoft Northwest LLC
www.airsoftnw.com

Alright, thanks man. I had no idea lol.

airsoftnw wrote:

Spartacus wrote:Ya, got an entirely new polycarbonate piston since the aluminum is tougher on your gears. New aluminum piston head to replace the plastic one. And for my mini M4, the stopper for the switch was busted so it kept coming off its track and getting stuck instead of resetting. It's fixed now too.

The Poly. piston may be better for your gears, but that Aluminum Piston Head is bad for the gearbox. It will eventually crack your gearbox, just like the Aluminum Piston would eventually crack the gearbox and/or damage the sector gear.

In over 5 years of working on airsoft guns, whenever I have encountered a cracked V2 gearbox, no matter what else was wrong with it, the AEG either had a metal piston and/or a metal piston head in it (most often one of the two, not both). That lead me to believe exactly what I have read time and time again on airsoft forums: it's not a good idea to have a metal piston or metal piston head in a V2 gearbox!

Next time you upgrade/repair/service your airsoft gun, I recommend replacing the aluminum piston head with a plastic one.

John
Airsoft Northwest LLC
www.airsoftnw.com

so which one should i get?

You should get the polycarb is the way to go, aluminum parts are just too tough, especially the piston head, since it will keep slamming into the end of your gearbox. Not good stuff.

The M-60 TOP is pretty cool i might get a m-60 instead of a SAW...... Maybe.....the only problem is it goes only 280 FPS.

NO! TOP M60's are extremely unreliable. They use a crappy feeding system, the only M60's that are good are Inokatsu and STAR. Get a VN model if you can, they are coolest.

STAR has a iffy reputation with their AEGs. CA is probably your best bet. Don't settle for anything that doesn't have a V3 gearbox. V2 gearboxes are not made as strong to handle the constant strain of a SAW role.

CA doesn't make an M60 though.

Then Inkomitsubishi is prolly your best bet.