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July 9th, 2011, 13:27
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a.k.a. evaboe
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jg g36c motor mount
I recently got our local gun doc to upgrade my jg g36c to shoot around the 390 fps mark, and I love it, but he told me that it looked like the motor mount had a bit of flex in it, due to the fact that it only had one arm goin down inside the handle I believe he said, instead of two. He wasn't sure if it would braak or not, but it sounded like there was a possibility. And I think most of us can relate to the frustration of your main weapon breakin down mid game. Has this ever been a problem for anyone? What should I be expecting long term here?
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July 9th, 2011, 14:23
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the G36 does only have 1 arm... but it also secures to the pistol of the body, giving it a firm ancored location. I doubt it'll be an issue, I ran a G36 in the MG36 config for a year and a half at 406 fps on the stock motor and beat it hard... motor cage is still fine.
if you are worried about the motor cage, there are Aftermarket billet units on the market ...
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Last edited by Reckless; July 9th, 2011 at 14:25.. |
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July 11th, 2011, 11:32
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a.k.a. evaboe
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Well, at this point, why fix what's not broke. Glad to hear you never had trouble tho. Cuz I'd be sad if I had to retire this gun!
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