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Old June 23rd, 2012, 22:44   #16
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not meaning to hijack the thread but does anyone also have issues removing the outer barrel from the KA m4? My gun doc wasn't able to remove the delta ring nut from the receiver. It was so tight that it broke his wrench. I thought I was just a total weakling when I tried it. anyone have any ideas on how to remove the delta ring?
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Old June 23rd, 2012, 23:46   #17
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Haven't tried removin mine (yet) but I couldn't even remove the flash hider :/ vise-grips and all

Looks like they either glued/soldered it or it's pressure fit or something
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Old June 24th, 2012, 00:48   #18
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do you have the metal one or the plastic orange one? if it's the plastic orange one, I basically took an X-acto knife and heated the blade with a butane lighter (blue jet flame) until the blade was glowing orange and cut parallel to the barrel. I along the flash hider 3 times and put a butter knife through the holes and just wrenched the hider. it snaps apart and falls right off. then you just take the x-acto and clean up the threads a tiny bit.
But if you have the metal one... heat. heat the hider to the point that it expands larger than the thread. it might take a lot of heat to do it. also watch for that tiny little hex screw that is keeping it on the threads.
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Old June 24th, 2012, 03:12   #19
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Don't take this personally but all 3 of the motors you just mentioned are either not great, bad or overpriced.

The EG1000 overheats very quickly and the brushes do not last long.
Hmm well, ive been running a TM EG1000 in my Troy CQB M4 for 4 years, since 2008 and its still running fine. I know for a fact its a EG 1000 but I gave it to a gundoc for one big tune up and its been running strong for all these years. never had any issues with my gun at all. only thing ive done is maybe regrease the gearbox but that is all, the motor looked healthy so no clue :S
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Old June 29th, 2012, 21:43   #20
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Favourite motor right now is the X High Tech motor just because it's so cheap. It does overheat/get quite hot after sustained fire, but the ROF is quite good.
I can attest to how awesome this motor is! It's literally the least expensive motor I can find yet it performs significantly better than a G&P M120. The performance is about on par with all the other Chinese neo motors yet it is cheaper so there's really no reason to buy anything else.
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Old June 30th, 2012, 00:22   #21
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Concerning the plastic flashhider, I heated mine and it twist right off with pliers.

I've installed the Madbull Black Python and it made quite a difference in terms of accuracy and grouping. It's still the stock KA hop-unit and rubber. Might make it even better if I change those 2 parts also, just not sure what to get.

Would any of you recommend these internals?
http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1103

If not please let me know what you recommend in terms of internal upgrades.

A few of you mentioned to replace the stock motor with a better one but will that cause any issues with the stock gears?
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Old June 30th, 2012, 17:16   #22
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I just removed my delta ring and Flashhider with a set of channel locks. Friend of mine has my armorers wrench, so that was my only option. Just make sure to take the grub screw out of the Flashhider or say goodbye to the theads. You'll wreck both parts so if you need them, get an armorers wrench.
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Old July 2nd, 2012, 16:16   #23
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Hey Dutch, I've got an Armorers wrench and still can't get my Delta ring to budge.. And yes I did remove the front sight and gas tube first.

Is there loctite on there or am I just not pushing hard enough? Don't want to break the upper..
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Old July 2nd, 2012, 18:40   #24
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^I required wrench + Mallot to get mine off a G&P
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Old July 3rd, 2012, 00:59   #25
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Hey Dutch, I've got an Armorers wrench and still can't get my Delta ring to budge.. And yes I did remove the front sight and gas tube first.

Is there loctite on there or am I just not pushing hard enough? Don't want to break the upper..
if it's any comfort, I couldn't budge my delta ring with an armourer's wrench and Ron at Venture Airsoft broke his wrench trying to get the delta ring off. It never did come off. I think KA delta rings are essentially permanently on the upper receiver unless you want to risk cracking it.
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Old July 3rd, 2012, 01:03   #26
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Well I got it off, Ron must have had it off to do the spring swap so I'm surprised it was that tough.. But a knee a chair(makeshift vice) and alot of leverage and it came free..
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Old April 7th, 2014, 20:33   #27
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I'm looking to upgrade my internals on my KA M4A1. I would like to buy lonex.
Will the Lonex spring guide work in the M4. Mine has a nut in the stock spring guide to put the buffer tube in place.
Any one know if there is a place to put that nut in the lonex one?
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Old April 7th, 2014, 20:59   #28
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I purchased the following Spring and Spring-guide for my KA M4 and they worked great. I chrono just 380-390 which is perfect for most fields.

http://www.airsoftstore.ca/index.php...shnl8aovccl2u7


http://www.airsoftstore.ca/index.php...shnl8aovccl2u7
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Old April 7th, 2014, 21:19   #29
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You were able to put the nut in the spring guide and screw you buffer in without problem?
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Old April 7th, 2014, 21:37   #30
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I am not sure which nut you are reffering to, but yes I was able to screw the buffer tube in just fine.

Gun has been running great since the install. Thousands of rounds fired through it.
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