TM G Spec Project: a little different
So I have been considering a new idea for a while now about using a low power sniper rifle at an airsoft game, and using it effectively. Specifically a low powered Tokyo Marui Gspec. What I want to test out is if a Sniper rifle that shoots at a lower fps than most AEG's, can be effective. This isn't the first time I've actually done this, back when i got my first Gspec I used it stcok for a couple games but i basically just had to get lucky and be in the right place at the right time. Now i want to try it again with a few upgrades, mostly custom stuff.
will be interesting. ill have to check it out when you are done. it would be nice to have a low fps sniper platform, maybe some kids would be permitted to use snipers before the age requirement then but who knows.
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seems like a cool idea I definately want to knw how that works out. one thing to do would maybe use a rubburizer spray like for cars or tool handles and use that on any metal surfaces that cannot be padded by a oring or washer etc such as a trigg sear or maybe even the cylinder spring(tips at least)
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Yeah I have a couple more things I want to try out in the cylinder. including trying a different material for the silent damper i used. its thicker and more bouncy. I would lose some fps I think but if it makes a drastic silence difference then it might be worth it. The gun is already super quiet with what i did so far, I'm just trying to be whisper quiet.
I used rubber foam for the dampening head for my type 96. It was a bit quieter than the stock rubber ring that came with the laylax cylinder. The only problem was that it was a HUGE hassle to cut. Get it as thick as possible because later down the road, the foam completely flattened on me. It gave my sniper rifle a bit more crisp sound rather than kadonk~ ~ ~. I'm not too sure about your spring guide, but I was able to eliminate more sound by fitting rubber O rings at the end where the spacers are. As for the FPS tuning, I used washers in the cylinder to tune it +/-5-10.
SO i just put in a laylax barrel and switched to the firfly soft bucking (was using very soft) and it made a huge difference with range. I am very happy with it. can hit 200 feet. not bad for a 270fps gun
[quote="Dev_WHAT?!"]SO i just put in a laylax barrel and switched to the firfly soft bucking (was using very soft) and it made a huge difference with range. I am very happy with it. can hit 200 feet. not bad for a 270fps gun[/quote]
Dev, Snoop and I were at CQB City one day last year with our aps. threw a stock spring/cylinder in, shooting 280fps and destoyed the opfor all day. We racked up well over 200 kills for the day. Your idea is solid. Accuracy is #1 in sniping. Nice work bro.
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Thanks Dagger. I feel this rifle will be really good at galt and even better at places like nam. The best part I dont have to worry about any broken parts ever.
[quote="metalmaster"][quote="Dev_WHAT?!"]SO i just put in a laylax barrel and switched to the firfly soft bucking (was using very soft) and it made a huge difference with range. I am very happy with it. can hit 200 feet. not bad for a 270fps gun[/quote]
I'm going to have to try the tape on the spring part and possibly the pillow stuffing soon. But just as props to the gun it is really quiet.
