So for those that have this for your vsr platforms, are you able to run the line in the stock so you can fit the regulator and a co2 cartridge in the stock so everything is self contained?
Mancraft SDiK conversion kits for spring rifles
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Hello for all of you!
Finally we got here.
Small introduce:
Mancraft - a small company in Poland (Mancraft) founded by two graduates of Wroclaw University of Technology.
We are producing airsoft parts -mostly for airsoft sniper rifles. We are working hard on conversion kit for AEG. That will be available in coming months.
The company was founded around 2012.
At first we started producing sniper kits for SVD rifles. Next was L96 and VSR standard (for almost all brands and types). In 2013 we decided to start our own regulators line: „normal" and „with manometer". They have infinitely variable pressure from zero to 15bar.
We are also producing our own CO2 cartridges for 12g co2 capsules.
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For now our main product is - SDiK. It's Sniper Drop in Kit - a set of components which allows converting a spring rifle into gas-powered rifle. It is cheap and very effective method to upgrade.
The entire structure was designed from the ground up - as evidenced by the patent issued. The whole is based on a simple and effective system of gas supply that is reliable and durable.
With proper construction and materials, the mechanism does not burden other components of a gun - they may be standard (e.g., the trigger assembly, cylinder etc). Rifle can be reloaded with one finger - overcharging is very smooth.
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By using an appropriate regulator it is possible to obtain very stable (+ /-3fps), satisfactory fps.
Using Mancraft regulator provides to continuous adjustment velocity from zero to maximum for the replica (depending on the length of the inner barrel).
Installation of conversion is simple. Usually does not require any modifications.
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Test results for 12g CO2 cartridge:
Rifle: L96 with Prometheus 550mm barrel.
Temperature: 15*C
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SDiK can be 100% used during the winter. Low temperatures are not problem.
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Example values for L96 (Mb-08 Well rifle), 590mm length Edgi barrel, modified hop up chamber:
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As always: We do not prefer such high results, but negligible scattering and very easy to reload - this is what we were looking for.
Briefly about the upcoming conversion PDiK and EPDiK:
PDiK - semi-auto conversion kit for AEG rifles. No electronics, no batteries - just pneumatics.
EPDiK - full-auto/burst/semi-auto - fully configurable conversion kit on solenoid.
Both of them will be matching to V2 replicas in first. Next will be all other types of gearboxes: for Ak, P90, M249 etc.
V2 version: Fully modular, adjustable, semi-auto conversion kit. You will be able to quick exchange your body (put conversion kit in other replica) with unscrewing any screw. Stock, Pistol grip, magazine lock - they all will be with the replica all the time. More information soon.
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Please follow us on: Mancraft or www.facebook.com/mancraftpl
As I follow that forum, I saw, some persons have that already
.
I have one question for now: what I must to do, to get my own thread in "The Rifles" named "Mancraft? That should be helpfull for all of us ^^.
Finally we got here.
Small introduce:
Mancraft - a small company in Poland (Mancraft) founded by two graduates of Wroclaw University of Technology.
We are producing airsoft parts -mostly for airsoft sniper rifles. We are working hard on conversion kit for AEG. That will be available in coming months.
The company was founded around 2012.
At first we started producing sniper kits for SVD rifles. Next was L96 and VSR standard (for almost all brands and types). In 2013 we decided to start our own regulators line: „normal" and „with manometer". They have infinitely variable pressure from zero to 15bar.
We are also producing our own CO2 cartridges for 12g co2 capsules.
For now our main product is - SDiK. It's Sniper Drop in Kit - a set of components which allows converting a spring rifle into gas-powered rifle. It is cheap and very effective method to upgrade.
The entire structure was designed from the ground up - as evidenced by the patent issued. The whole is based on a simple and effective system of gas supply that is reliable and durable.
With proper construction and materials, the mechanism does not burden other components of a gun - they may be standard (e.g., the trigger assembly, cylinder etc). Rifle can be reloaded with one finger - overcharging is very smooth.
By using an appropriate regulator it is possible to obtain very stable (+ /-3fps), satisfactory fps.
Using Mancraft regulator provides to continuous adjustment velocity from zero to maximum for the replica (depending on the length of the inner barrel).
Installation of conversion is simple. Usually does not require any modifications.
Test results for 12g CO2 cartridge:
Rifle: L96 with Prometheus 550mm barrel.
Temperature: 15*C
SDiK can be 100% used during the winter. Low temperatures are not problem.
Example values for L96 (Mb-08 Well rifle), 590mm length Edgi barrel, modified hop up chamber:
As always: We do not prefer such high results, but negligible scattering and very easy to reload - this is what we were looking for.
Briefly about the upcoming conversion PDiK and EPDiK:
PDiK - semi-auto conversion kit for AEG rifles. No electronics, no batteries - just pneumatics.
EPDiK - full-auto/burst/semi-auto - fully configurable conversion kit on solenoid.
Both of them will be matching to V2 replicas in first. Next will be all other types of gearboxes: for Ak, P90, M249 etc.
V2 version: Fully modular, adjustable, semi-auto conversion kit. You will be able to quick exchange your body (put conversion kit in other replica) with unscrewing any screw. Stock, Pistol grip, magazine lock - they all will be with the replica all the time. More information soon.
Please follow us on: Mancraft or www.facebook.com/mancraftpl
As I follow that forum, I saw, some persons have that already
.I have one question for now: what I must to do, to get my own thread in "The Rifles" named "Mancraft?
That should be helpfull for all of us ^^.41 - 60 of 344 Posts
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My experiences with the Mancraft SDiK
I got the Mancraft SDiK recently, and I finally got to chrono it. Here are the results:
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Test gun is a Marui VSR-10, with an unmodified Mancraft SDiK HPA-conversion. All the parts except for a SHS 70-degree bucking are stock. I also installed a ER-hop and a "M-nub" made out of excess 70d sorbo I had. The barrel is made out of aluminum and it's 430mm long. The inner diameter is 6,08. The regulator used is the Mancraft one with a manometer, the air line is the one that comes with the kit (4mm) and there is one QD-fitting between the reg and the SDiK. The line is currently too long(1m), shortening it will probably increase velocity and decrease variation between shots. BB's used were GG 0,20g bio, TG 0,32g and Rockets platinum 0,43g. I used a Xcortech X3200 chronograph.
The reported output pressure of the regulator is somewhat inaccurate, because the manometer has a scale of 0-27 bar. I think the uncertainty for pressure is around ±0,5bar because of this. The recommended pressure for the SDiK is 0-15 bar. The highest pressure I used was 18 bars, but this is really unneccesary. It seems that the SDiK leaks a bit with approx. 15+ bars, which is audiable if the gun is cocked.
The stock marui bucking leaked a lot with higher pressure, I don't recommed using it. The SHS bucking seats very firmly against the cylinder head.
The variotion between shots is approx ±1m/s between shots, which is still too much for my taste. I intent to open the cylinder and locate where it's leaking.
Air consumption is approx 1-1,5psi/shot using a 0,8l tank.
The gun was actually very loud at first without a silencer. After I made a silencer for it and stuffed the body with foam it's seems to be quite silent. I think it could be modified to be dead silent, but it requires better equipment than what I have.
I'm going to buy a longer and tighter barrel for this and test again. I'm thinking about getting a 650mm 6.03. steel one from taiwangun.
I will do an LRB and try to find the leak before I post any data on range, accuracy etc.
Oh, and for those of you worrying, I ordered my kit 30.11 and I had no issues with the cylinderhead being too long.
Also, regulators output pressure seems to be somewhat proportional to kinetic energy of the bb.
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I got the Mancraft SDiK recently, and I finally got to chrono it. Here are the results:
Test gun is a Marui VSR-10, with an unmodified Mancraft SDiK HPA-conversion. All the parts except for a SHS 70-degree bucking are stock. I also installed a ER-hop and a "M-nub" made out of excess 70d sorbo I had. The barrel is made out of aluminum and it's 430mm long. The inner diameter is 6,08. The regulator used is the Mancraft one with a manometer, the air line is the one that comes with the kit (4mm) and there is one QD-fitting between the reg and the SDiK. The line is currently too long(1m), shortening it will probably increase velocity and decrease variation between shots. BB's used were GG 0,20g bio, TG 0,32g and Rockets platinum 0,43g. I used a Xcortech X3200 chronograph.
The reported output pressure of the regulator is somewhat inaccurate, because the manometer has a scale of 0-27 bar. I think the uncertainty for pressure is around ±0,5bar because of this. The recommended pressure for the SDiK is 0-15 bar. The highest pressure I used was 18 bars, but this is really unneccesary. It seems that the SDiK leaks a bit with approx. 15+ bars, which is audiable if the gun is cocked.
The stock marui bucking leaked a lot with higher pressure, I don't recommed using it. The SHS bucking seats very firmly against the cylinder head.
The variotion between shots is approx ±1m/s between shots, which is still too much for my taste. I intent to open the cylinder and locate where it's leaking.
Air consumption is approx 1-1,5psi/shot using a 0,8l tank.
The gun was actually very loud at first without a silencer. After I made a silencer for it and stuffed the body with foam it's seems to be quite silent. I think it could be modified to be dead silent, but it requires better equipment than what I have.
I'm going to buy a longer and tighter barrel for this and test again. I'm thinking about getting a 650mm 6.03. steel one from taiwangun.
I will do an LRB and try to find the leak before I post any data on range, accuracy etc.
Oh, and for those of you worrying, I ordered my kit 30.11 and I had no issues with the cylinderhead being too long.
Also, regulators output pressure seems to be somewhat proportional to kinetic energy of the bb.
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