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I found three airsoft guns in the attic yesterday, one of them was my old MP001 "Sharp Shooter" (which I thought was a little optimistic).
If you type MP001 into Google you can actually hear the internet groan with disgust...
I've read endless internet drivel about these guns and heard all the horror stories about this and that not fitting, I was told it wouldn't accept an upgrade trigger set only trigger parts, well I tried a TM G-spec trigger on mine and it works perfectly...
Surely this would mean a complete upgrade trigger set would fit too?
Also this particular gun has a removable cylinder head so I will be seeing what I can get in there to spice things up a little.
On an indoor range at 15m (49ft?) it was grouping five shots at just over three inches :'(.
It's firing one shot to the left by about 1" and the next to the right by the same amount, after shimming the hop arm, cleaning the barrel and hop rubber/bucking the problem was still there. It has me stumped.
I'm really enjoying tinkering with this gun and it's a real pleasure to shoot, but the wandering POI is a bit irritating.
Anyone got any ideas what could be causing the problem?
If the wind dies off sometime soon I'll get outside and see how it shoots over a longer range. If I can fix this problem, I just might have found my competition rifle
*Notice I didn't say competition "winning" rifle
If you type MP001 into Google you can actually hear the internet groan with disgust...
I've read endless internet drivel about these guns and heard all the horror stories about this and that not fitting, I was told it wouldn't accept an upgrade trigger set only trigger parts, well I tried a TM G-spec trigger on mine and it works perfectly...
Surely this would mean a complete upgrade trigger set would fit too?
Also this particular gun has a removable cylinder head so I will be seeing what I can get in there to spice things up a little.
On an indoor range at 15m (49ft?) it was grouping five shots at just over three inches :'(.
It's firing one shot to the left by about 1" and the next to the right by the same amount, after shimming the hop arm, cleaning the barrel and hop rubber/bucking the problem was still there. It has me stumped.
I'm really enjoying tinkering with this gun and it's a real pleasure to shoot, but the wandering POI is a bit irritating.
Anyone got any ideas what could be causing the problem?
If the wind dies off sometime soon I'll get outside and see how it shoots over a longer range. If I can fix this problem, I just might have found my competition rifle

*Notice I didn't say competition "winning" rifle