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WorstInFinlanD

Discussion Starter · Nov 24, 2011

Hi all, i'm from finland, and its winter coming. :'( so right now i'm thinking of upgrading my vsr-10 g-spec during winter to around m145 and shoot some g&g 0.3g and (washed) goldenball 0.4g, i know what parts i need for what velocities, i know right way to cock my gun, i can disassemble every part of my gun and assemble it back from pieces, i tampered my cylinder head myself, i made my own barrel spacers etc.
But now i have to make a hard decision, should i use action army, laylax, or pdi, i can initially spend around 200e for my upgrades, laylax parts are very hard for me to get,
with pdi im not sure about combatibility,
with action army im really doubtful about the quality, but i can easily get all the action army parts its also the cheapest manufacturer.
I also need to decide between laylax 6.03 and action army 6.01.
So yeah, i need to know what you guys think.

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nelsonho396

· #2 · Nov 24, 2011

Welcome to the forum I hope you like the stay. I don`t understand get what. But just saying I like Laylax for Sniper parts but I think PDI makes better Vsr10 parts.

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WorstInFinlanD

Discussion Starter · #3 · Nov 24, 2011

Ty, let me make my point clear. I'm asking what brand do you recommend for vsr-10 upgrade parts,
pdi is relatively easy to get.
If i get laylax, i need to order from china/usa.
Action army is really easy to get, its also the cheapest, but im concerned about the quality, there is almost no reviews about it and its "new", what brand do you recommend?

Second question, laylax 6.03mm tightbore vs action army 6.01mm, which one do you recommend? (im going to use g&g 0.3g and (washed) goldenball 0.4g)

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Wolfgeorge

· #4 · Nov 24, 2011

Welcome to the board
I prefer Laylax products over PDI.

Wolf

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inthetallgrass

· #5 · Nov 25, 2011

OMG it is Simo hHayha's great grandson!

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fuzzywolly

· #6 · Nov 25, 2011

Welcome aboard!

I prefer the laylax brand as it is much simpler in terms of compatibility. PDI is a bit more complicated due to the variety of parts that are for sale (some require specific parts) (obviously this is both good and bad), but for the simple person like me, laylax does the job.

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WorstInFinlanD

Discussion Starter · #7 · Nov 25, 2011

Ty, @inthetallgrass its Simo H

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inthetallgrass

· #8 · Nov 25, 2011

[quote="WorstInFinLanD":57rrrwra]Ty, @inthetallgrass its Simo H

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WorstInFinlanD

Discussion Starter · #9 · Nov 25, 2011

Do you mean a taiwangun named shop in poland?
Ps. If your keyboard doesnt have

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fuzzywolly

· #10 · Nov 25, 2011

If it is easier to buy PDI parts, than I would say go for it. I only steer you away from it as like I said above, laylax around here are easy to get a hold of, and get the job done great. Many users love their PDI parts, and with the right research, you can get the set you need to be successful.

Just thought I would add that in, as PDI is one of the best of the best out there.

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inthetallgrass

· #11 · Nov 25, 2011

[quote="WorstInFinLanD":9f86a6n5]Do you mean a taiwangun named shop in poland?
Ps. If your keyboard doesnt have

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