getting the vsr bundle frombuyairsoft.ca need to now where to get upgrades

[gravygunner]

im just looking to find out who is a good supplier of aftermarket parts for vsr 10 clone internals, and the ss p226 gbb (skeleton sidearms)internals and metal frame?

[gravygunner]

oh yea in canada.....

[Blitzed]

AirsoftParts.ca

[gravygunner]

thanks blitzed

[gravygunner]

and now im still in search for someone who has polar star sears there cnc machined ones

[Spawn28]

All i can say is if your upgrading your VSR10 this is the site you want its not in canada but it has just about everything youll need and more just need a currency converter.

http://www.x-fire.org/e.index.htm

[Amos]

Putting PDI upgrades into a TSD is asking for trouble -- IIRC the magazines aren't even 100% TM compatable.

[gravygunner]

would any one happen to know what clone the the vsr 10 is in the bundle pack on buyairsoft.ca? just to make my life easy for upgrading?

[gravygunner]

thank every little bit of info helps guys because its not a small investment

[CJay]

I've done many many of these clones and turned them into absolute monster snipers - the buyairsoft ones are either a JG Bar-10 or TSD MB03 or MB05 i forget which it is now - both rifles have proven to be compatible with Laylax internals but i have had some trouble with PDI parts and to be honest I hate the PDI stuff anyway. Basically they need aftermarket machining as they require EXACT TM tolerances but the laylax seems to be immune to that problem. if u need more detailed info on what needs machining then just gimmi a PM - the 3 rifles I've done with PDI parts have needed the exact same mods t the receiver and trigger assy so i can give u some advice but with a clone u never know so just try it first and when u hit problems - ask for solutions

[gravygunner]

thanks and when i get it i will have lots of questions for this forum lol

[suzenonest]

is installing a zero trigger/ v trigger hard? also ive heard that only certain pistons are compatible with them (?)

[m102404]

Installing a replacement trigger is dead simple...it's just two screws. Getting it setup at the right height to engage the piston nicely....might take some filing depending on your receiver.

If you look really closely at the back rim (where it catches the sear) of stock vs. upgraded piston bodies you'll see some are tapered whereas some are perpendicular.

The sear in the stock setup works such that the sear engages the piston body with a ramped/angled surface.

With much of the aftermarket stuff the sear catches it flat (sorry, that's a poor description). In some pics of replacement setups you can see the difference.

So...you need to match your piston body to your sear.

[suzenonest]

i kinda understand what you mean but its also very hard to visualize haha anyone got pics?

shit i didnt even realise 12,000 yen was 150CAD haha i thought it would be cheaper

[suzenonest]

nvm i think i found an explanation here...
http://www.x-fire.org/vsr10/e.triggerproblem.html