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CA M24 PDI PART OR LAYLAX PART? - Now with review

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Hi Guys, I'm Andrew from Jakarta, i need some advice from you guys.

So basicly i'm using almost all laylax part for my M24 CA
My set up:
- PDI innerbarrel 6,01 515mm
- PDI Hop Up Chamber
- PDI W Hop Up Rubber
- PDI Barrel Spacer 4 Pieces
- Laylax Piston 3 Element Purple
- Laylax Piston Head Red
- Laylax Spring Guide
- Laylax Teflon Cylinder
- Laylax Bolt Handle
- Laylax Cylinder Head
- Laylax sp210

I need some advice on PDI Upgrade parts, because i'm considering to change my part all into pdi's. I need some information about the accuracy and durability. Which one is the best , laylax or pdi.

I already tried to browse a lot of website, but i couldn't find any concrete data, hoping you could help me on this one.

And the last thing i want to ask is about the PDI W Hop Up rubber, does anyone have better accuracy with others rubber hop up?

Thx a lot guys

PLEASE JUMP TO PAGE 2 IF YOU WANT TO SEE MY REVIEW on PDI PARTS, CAUSE FINALLY I CHANGED ALL MY PARTS INTO PDI'S
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I would be inclined to say that your issues are not with the parts, it is with the adjustment and tuning of those parts. Frankly, the parts you have in the rifle right now are just fine, you just need to spend more time tuning it. It also wouldn't hurt to downgrade that spring a little, or use a hop system better suited to insanely high fps than our own bump-in-a-rubber-sleeve system.

Granted, 520 is not insanely high, but I find that the bump-system maxes out at a little over 400. After that, the bb needs more stabilization in order that it does not wobble in flight.
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If you do remove the mound, then the bucking is not really all that special. You could get better results with a prommy hard and some PTFE tape. The only thing that makes the w-hold special is the w-shaped nub/mound. Frankly, even the bucking you are using now would work fine.

By the way, you are holding the rifle with the stock attached, so I feel that it should be zeroed like that too, but that is just my opinion.
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