I'll probably put the black safety trigger in.

But it would look hot with the Gold barrel!...

I'll suspect it'll be the gold too. Depends how close a match it is in colour though. Too off key is a deal breaker.

lol. Said that jokingly.

I think that set is a bit more yellowish-gold (which is why I never rock it) more than anything. It looks "pale-gold" in comparison to the barrel. I think that it doesn't match the AS barrel at all, IMO. But that's just me.

Hi,

I am new to this forum and I hope I'm not hijacking this thread but I was wondering if someone could answer a question for me.

The hop up in my TM G26 had a chunk break off and I was wondering if a hop up for a TM G17 will fit in my TM G26?

I think it is the same, TM uses the same Hop Up rubber for many pistols

Sorry i should have said the chunk broke off of the casing and not the rubber. I see there are couple aftermarket hop up casings for the G17 and i want to know if it will fit in my G26. If I need to do any filing/removing of material that is fine.

TSC_CNC_Hop_Up_Chamber_For_Marui_G17_18C (TS-92)

AIP Aluminum Hop-Up Base for Marui G17 / G18 GBB Pistol (AIP-GK-11)

http://www.get-reload.com/aip-alumin...es-p-1447.html

This should be fine, the says for TM Glock Series

[QUOTE=e-luder;1770466]That Guarder Steel valve knocker sux.
I installed alot of those in many guns and they needed heavy modification. *ALL* of them would jam the hammer preventing it from dropping. As a result, the gun light strikes. SOmetimes the valve knocker won't even move.

You need to modify the rounded area next to the pin hole. That's that part that hammer uses to push the valve knocker forward. Sand it down a little bit.

BE CAREFUL. DO NOT SAND TOO MUCH OFF OR YOU WILL CAUSE THE ADVERSE EFFECT AND YOUR VALVE KNOCKER WILL BE USELESS.

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7588e169.jpg

You need to sand both sides. Keep testing and refitting. Little by little it should be optimized properly....

Can you tell me precisely how I should modify the Guarder knocker or post a pic, if possible?
I just ordered the Shooter Design knocker but until I got it I'll try some tests with the Guarder

Today new tests and I made a discover:
The issue with the Marui magazine is only when I insert it with the hammer uncocked and never when it is cocked.
doing this without the slide and mag the only differences I see are that when the valve knocker is out of its window when the hammer is cocked it retracts very easily with a little "click" and when the hammer is uncocked it is harder to retract and spring loaded but this is normal and my Detonics also do this, so I discovered this, as you can see in the pic the knocler is taller on the right side an the dimostration is that the major wear in in that side.
After this desctription may you help me?
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/4158/tallknocker.jpg
http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/2677/wearj.jpg

The valve knocker IS NOT suppose to be able to to retract if the hammer is up. This is the battery position. The reason why it can't retract is because it is being blocked by the hammer itself. When the hammer is cocked and the disconnector is tripped, the valve knocker will charge because there is nothing to prevent it from retracting....

As for the wear of your knocker, it's perfectly normal for knockers to wear from the actual impact it makes to the valve. Or if for some reason, the valve makes contact with it when you insert/drop the magazine.

I don't exactly know how to fix your gun as I don't really have it front of me to inspect. But judging from your previous description, I believe the problem is from the Tokyo Maui magazine since all of your other KJW magazines work. normally.

I think that the magazine valve on the Marui magazine may sit a bit higher. This would not allow the proper clearance for your knocker to hit the valve efficiently. And since you've uprated your hammer spring already, I think you are able to produce a good strike. If you have a spare valve knocker to modify, I suggest you try shortening its length and test firing. See if that works.

I would inspect again how your valve knocker interacts with your Marui magazine.

Hello there e-luder, I've been reading this thread for a while now, I have a nice TM G17 with some neat upgrades and a smooth cycle as a "lizard on ice"! Thanks to this thread.

Now the thing is I want to get a G18, as much as I love using my G17 it isn't enough :S
As I came to understand the WE is pretty much a Marui copy, no matter which one I take I'm gonna upgrade it, So I'm thinking I should get the WE which costs less knowing I'm gonna upgrade it anyway.

If you're planning to upgrade it, I suggest you do it with an original Marui system. Clones are a bit iffy to work with. Sometimes, parts don't work out the way you want them to.

For example, the WE G18c CAN'T use a Marui spec loading muzzle. It's simply too big.

If you want a bit less headache, I suggest you stick with the original Marui system. Keep in mind, most aftermarket parts are designed for use with the Marui system. So they use Marui specifications. As I have experienced in the past, clones are not 100% the same as the original. They rarely are.

However, there are some clones out there that do follow original OEM specs and have a successful drop in rate. Sadly, I can't say that the WE Glocks fall in this category. A lot of the times, I've had to modify certain aftermaket parts to successfully optimize their functionality in the WE system. Plus, I find that most WE pistols are not very consistant. Two of the Glocks I'm working on now have slightly different dimensions. Which I find very peculiar. This results in me modifying one part to fit one of the guns but when I do the swap to the other gun, the part is almost too tight.

I guess the moral of the story is....
Stick it out and buy the Marui system. It will lessen the chances of your upgrades not fitting in properly...

Yea I guess I'll stick with the marui, almost everything was drop in on my g17 ;)

What slide and frame is closest to an actual glock? I have a serpa for a 17, but it won't fit because it's too wide.