High ROF & High FPS setup.

[Marriott]

Originally Posted by ROF_Madman

when you say i have to remove a lot of internal shell does that mean you just dremmel some of the plastic body off?

They are generally put in to metal bodies because of the amount of dremeling needed i think a plastic body may be too thin after the work.

Here is the work i did on mine.. It's a few pictures showing the metal i ground out and removed areas. The gun i used as a shell had a split hopup design hence the extra internal metal plate i had to fully remove out.

[kmsakura]

is it possible to replace a version 3 gearbox with a prowin cnc gearbox, for something like an m60 or an ak74? or will you have to butcher the body past recognition?

[Styrak]

Originally Posted by kmsakura

is it possible to replace a version 3 gearbox with a prowin cnc gearbox, for something like an m60 or an ak74? or will you have to butcher the body past recognition?

No, there are only V2 Prowins currently I believe.

[hurbt]

You most definitely need one of these: (and no, it's not photoshopped)

[Crunchmeister]

Originally Posted by hurbt

You most definitely need one of these: (and no, it's not photoshopped)

WTF? That should technically double the rof of a gun, but wouldn't it also cause double-shots in semi-auto also?

[m102404]

Originally Posted by hurbt

You most definitely need one of these: (and no, it's not photoshopped)

MadMax was talking about the "double" sector gear a while ago.

With half the number of teeth to pull the piston back...I suppose that you're limited to the volume of air that you can push down the barrel? Wouldn't be limited to rifles with short inner barrels?

How strong of a spring do you run to ensure that the piston is forward before the other "half" of the gear starts to engage?

What's your setup?

[DENZILDON]

Indeed, this would need a stiffer spring to get a desired FPS. Which will cause the motor to turn harder and slower.

Very interesting, anybody has this on their guns yet?