Post by Vicious (Freelance) on Jul 5, 2012 10:29:31 GMT -5
Ok I am putting this thread here because people are so far confused as far as what parts to buy as upgrades go. So here is a list of what I can tell you so far. The cylinder it self is a VSR, so a laylax or PDI will work. (I haven't ordered mine yet will update when I receive.)
The internals, piston, piston head, spring guide (if it matters) are aps2.
The trigger is the same as the CA m24.
The stock inner barrel is already a 6.035 tight bore. No need to change this.
The hop up unit is different it is a hybrid of a vsr and a aps2. The hop up construction is more similar to a/an aps2 but this stock hop up adjusts like a vsr hop up. So in my opinion it should take a/an aps2 aftermarket hop up unit, but could be an M24. This should only change where you adjust said hop up unit. I have tried a vsr hop up by angel custom and right away I could tell it wasn't the same. This is why I believe it will accept a/an aps2 aftermarket unit.
The magazine is unique to the snow wolf m99/ m24 they are as cheap as my "ex" pick up a lot at $12 each they are easy to acquire.
So in short this is a hell of a rifle to work on, but in my opinion more than worth it if you are willing to put in work and do some research.
The internals, piston, piston head, spring guide (if it matters) are aps2.
The trigger is the same as the CA m24.
The stock inner barrel is already a 6.035 tight bore. No need to change this.
The hop up unit is different it is a hybrid of a vsr and a aps2. The hop up construction is more similar to a/an aps2 but this stock hop up adjusts like a vsr hop up. So in my opinion it should take a/an aps2 aftermarket hop up unit, but could be an M24. This should only change where you adjust said hop up unit. I have tried a vsr hop up by angel custom and right away I could tell it wasn't the same. This is why I believe it will accept a/an aps2 aftermarket unit.
The magazine is unique to the snow wolf m99/ m24 they are as cheap as my "ex" pick up a lot at $12 each they are easy to acquire.
So in short this is a hell of a rifle to work on, but in my opinion more than worth it if you are willing to put in work and do some research.
