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Hi

dude , 30 bux an hour , but i am currently looking for someone to upgrade my VSR aswell! i just bought a ...

i know but where would be a person who can install it

[quote="t0ky0_maru1"]dude , 30 bux an hour , but i am currently looking for someone to upgrade my VSR aswell! i just bought a ...

dude do you upgrade guns if so im interested :lol:

haha... i'd say alot of people upgrade guns here. I have a VSR which is why i offered to do bujar's. I've never opened an APS2 man... could prob figure it out but you'd be better off with someone who knows what they're doing with it beforehand

oh ok i wish andrew would do it outside sac air

Well....I dunno AEX's hiring and job policys...but he might not be able to do it, becasue he could potentaly lose his job. Then again I do not work for AEX.

oh ok thanks

I own a G36, and only a G36. Sorry I haven't, but I suggest having AEX install it....if your nice to Roonie and hes not busy, he'll install it for you quickly

What are you installing on your APS2?

The APS2 have relatively good sized parts. The smallest parts are inside the bolt that allow it to pivot and lock... and those arent considered small, at least to me.

+1

I realize that it may cost less to do it yourself, but if you change your mind, Ill do it.

[quote="Rcas"]haha... i'd say alot of people upgrade guns here. I have a VSR which is why i offered to do bIjar's. I've never opened an APS2 man... could prob figure it out but you'd be better off with someone who knows what they're doing with it beforehand[/quote]

[quote="APS-AP2"]oh ok i wish andrew would do it outside sac air[/quote]

PWND

that was me saturday scott

HI

I didn't see it on your list there. Hopefully you got a new cylinder also. The stock one will crush with that 300% spring. Do you have the OR version of the APS? They really are easy to work on. The only thing I am not sure on is barrel and hopup. Hopefully it is a drop in upgrade and no modding is needed.

HI

I have only worked with the SV and the EX. Both were easy to work on. I am not to familiar with the OR version, but it can't be that different. Once you get your cylinder you just put the pisotn head on the piston, put the spring on the spring guide, slide the piston on the spring and drop it into the cylinder. Then close up the cylinder with the cylinder head. Then bam your new cylinder is done except for the cocking handle. I will have to look around, but i know there was a how to guide somewhere for this gun, or maybe it was to convert it to CO2. Hmmm i will check around and post it for ya.

thankyou so much i dont need to buy another barrel or hop up that dont make a different right?

+1 i guess teflon cylinders a cool , makes it easier to pull back , i got one , and like a new piston , zero trigger , etc.. you did get a zero trig right? because if you are looking for 500 fps , you are going to need a zero trigger , because the stock one will be a BI*ch to pull.

yeah i know i dont have one yet but i will get one soon

depends , if you want adjustable hop , then yes , if you dont want ut-most effectivness then no , dont replace it , but gi fir new hop (adjustable) and a tightbore barrel (aim for one of those custom 6.01 tightbore barrels.)

okay that barrel with fixed hop-up sux to small barrel damm