Most reliable Gbbr

[unknownvariable]

Fox62 also said the same thing. Are you still running your gun stock? How many rounds through it?

(thnx btw)

[Viperfish]

Originally Posted by unknownvariable

Fox62 also said the same thing. Are you still running your gun stock? How many rounds through it?

(thnx btw)

idk about boyso but mine isnt stock and iv also got thousands of rounds through my gbbr, never had any issues with duster or propane.

[dmr]

kjw 10/22 is invincible. Can not break. At all.

[Boyso]

Originally Posted by Viperfish

idk about boyso but mine isnt stock and iv also got thousands of rounds through my gbbr, never had any issues with duster or propane.

100% stock and on Propane.

I'm the second user so idk about the number of rounds but I've fired at least 500 bbs with absolutely no oil in the mags and I haven't had any leaks. And my hop up works like a charm and its stock too.

I've had parts break, but not because of the oil, just because of the awesome recoil

[Viperfish]

Originally Posted by Boyso

100% stock and on Propane.

I'm the second user so idk about the number of rounds but I've fired at least 500 bbs with absolutely no oil in the mags and I haven't had any leaks. And my hop up works like a charm and its stock too.

I've had parts break, but not because of the oil, just because of the awesome recoil

same here with mine, never had problems with leaky mags (they either blow a seal or they dont, no in between). only parts that broke on mine were just due to normal use.

Hell i dont even give the action much oil either, i have found, just like on a real firearm, that to much oil/ grase will gum up the action and it wont fire as smooth. i just oil the "gas effected parts" on mine ie. orings and seals.

[Boyso]

I did on the standard M4 mags have leaks, but really, on the v2 mags, no problem. Haven't opened them up either.

I found that while the M4 I had before didn't really need much lubrification, the M14 needs more on the action. But the only place I put oil on the internals is on the nozzle oring, and maybe a quick spray on your trigger components to waterproof them, and that's about it.

Over-greasing just makes a mess, and it really gets everywhere, especially where it shouldn't be.

[koxdipy]

What about the kwa m4 gbbr?

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10538

[MultipleParadox]

Just got one (magpul edition, asian. the US version has been improved apparently, is more recent), will try it tomorrow for "real" - cant game it yet, not enough mags but will give it a spin on the field

[Fuzzy]

Originally Posted by dmr

kjw 10/22 is invincible. Can not break. At all.

Agreed. Have had zero issues with my KC02. It's probably due in part to the nozzle being much smaller with less travel than AR nozzles, for example, the WE's. The cup at the front of the AR nozzle does help things either when a bb misfeeds and gets chopped by the cup which if done enough times, cracks the nozzle. Oh well... it's the price I pay for awesome recoil.

[Viperfish]

Originally Posted by Fuzzy

Agreed. Have had zero issues with my KC02. It's probably due in part to the nozzle being much smaller with less travel than AR nozzles, for example, the WE's. The cup at the front of the AR nozzle does help things either when a bb misfeeds and gets chopped by the cup which if done enough times, cracks the nozzle. Oh well... it's the price I pay for awesome recoil.

only thing iv broken on mine was the bolt. dropped in an ratech one and all is perfect.

[w1lp33]

Originally Posted by koxdipy

What about the kwa m4 gbbr?

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_inf...ducts_id=10538

I have one, and I really like it. I'm no expert on GBBR's, but so far this one has been reliable and tonnes of fun to shoot. Only issue I have with it is I find the hopup kind of shitty. Like it tends to migrate after you do a bunch of shooting, so I keep having to adjust it.

KWA switched away from their ball bearing hop up design to a metal arm, and I'm not a fan. I'm in the process of trying to switch to the KSC (asia m4) 'ball bearing' hopup chamber, so hopefully that will be more consistent.

Otherwise tho, great gun, with excellent gas efficiency (especially compared to my old WE G39). Time will tell how it will hold up, but it's been gamed a few times, including at OP Blacksheep, and so far it's running strong.

[mr_nuts31]

OK, I go through 7 pages and no mention of the WE AK74UN? Wow man, I'm amazed. I have one and after 4000-5000 rounds and no problems at all. The only part I ever replaced was the trigger but once the RA tech parts are installed, you don't need anything else to replace.

[kullwarrior]

Originally Posted by w1lp33

I have one, and I really like it. I'm no expert on GBBR's, but so far this one has been reliable and tonnes of fun to shoot. Only issue I have with it is I find the hopup kind of shitty. Like it tends to migrate after you do a bunch of shooting, so I keep having to adjust it.

KWA switched away from their ball bearing hop up design to a metal arm, and I'm not a fan. I'm in the process of trying to switch to the KSC (asia m4) 'ball bearing' hopup chamber, so hopefully that will be more consistent.

Otherwise tho, great gun, with excellent gas efficiency (especially compared to my old WE G39). Time will tell how it will hold up, but it's been gamed a few times, including at OP Blacksheep, and so far it's running strong.

Same here, it looks like you need
Guarder Steel hopup dial (an upgrade anyways)
A KSC M4 type tightbore
and specialized bucking (RA-Tech, Falcon, Guarder, and A++ Studio makes them)

[Shrapnel[Op-For]]

PDW has impressed me so far, nice build quality for the price and shoots like a laser. I also ordered 9 open bolt mags, non of them leaky, guess I'm lucky.

I was wondering how long you're supposed to be charging the ob m4 mags with propane for?

[coach]

Originally Posted by Shrapnel[Op-For]

I was wondering how long you're supposed to be charging the ob m4 mags with propane for?

exactly like the closed bolt mags. Until they are full.