I would have to say that i am 99% satisfied with my TM VSR. If there was one thing I would like to do to it is lower the resistance it takes to cock the bolt.
Here is my current setup.
TM VSR G-spec
PDI 6.01 430mm
PDI lightweight piston
TM precision chamber
PDI w hold bucking
PDI sears
X4 PDI barrel spacers
Dangerwerks type b hop up arm
PDI Teflon cylinder
Currently I am getting 400FPS with a .40 bb. (550 with a .20)
When I cock the bolt 2 things happen that I would like to fix but it's really not a big issue for me.
1. When I pull the bolt back it almost feels gritty not smooth like other VSR's I have tried. And because it does this it increases the force needed to cock the rifle
2, it takes a little extra muscle for the sears to engage, it's almost like when you are at 90% of your bolt pull you need just that extra bit of muscle before you hear the click of the sears grabbing the piston.
Ideas?
Here is my current setup.
TM VSR G-spec
PDI 6.01 430mm
PDI lightweight piston
TM precision chamber
PDI w hold bucking
PDI sears
X4 PDI barrel spacers
Dangerwerks type b hop up arm
PDI Teflon cylinder
Currently I am getting 400FPS with a .40 bb. (550 with a .20)
When I cock the bolt 2 things happen that I would like to fix but it's really not a big issue for me.
1. When I pull the bolt back it almost feels gritty not smooth like other VSR's I have tried. And because it does this it increases the force needed to cock the rifle
2, it takes a little extra muscle for the sears to engage, it's almost like when you are at 90% of your bolt pull you need just that extra bit of muscle before you hear the click of the sears grabbing the piston.
Ideas?