[raptoreye]

Hey, I haven't been on here for a while and I finally found the time to get on. School, homework, yardwork, teachers, and my girl have been holding me back a bit on airsoft. But I will always put my girl and school first before airsoft.
Livonia, I know mine ain't nothing like yours and probably can't compete anywhere near the capability of yours but here goes.

Custom paint job on the CA M15A4. It's my brother's but I take care of it like it is mine. It's all stock.
I'm a little out of money right now and I'm not done upgrading it but any suggestions would still be nice.
Maruzen APS Type 96 loadout:

Harris Low Profile Spring Eject Bipod
Maruzen APS Silencer w/ adapter
UTG 3-9x40 scope (I plan on updating the scope because changing windage and elevation on this thing is a pain in the ass)
OK cylinder upgrade set

Need a new trigger system, inner barrel, and scope.

 

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Great lookin' rifle, Raptor. Those bipods are the best, I love mine. What brand did you get?

I would definitely recommend getting a tightbore as well as a PDI hopup your for your next upgrades. Worry about the externals later. What kind of spring are you using? That should dictate the priority of getting a new trigger unit. The Maruzen's trigger unit is weaker than CA so if you're running a hot spring, look into the King Arms trigger unit. It uses the same system and it's cheaper than the Laylax/First Factory.

 

[raptoreye]

Thanks. The bipod is King Arms. I was really thinking about the tightbore and it can't be too tight because I'm shooting a little over 500 right now and the field won't allow over 550 fps.

I really don't know what type of spring I'm using but it came in one of those kits, pretty friggen' tight spring though. I do know it was a 8itc# getting it in the cylinder. I will never open that cylinder up, you have no idea. Let me take that back, you probably do.

I want reliabilty and durability in a trigger system. I don't really care about the easy trigger pull since I'm already used to the hard type on my rifle team at school. King Arms products, from what I've seen and have dealt with are very durable and I'm looking into it. The bipod is a beast, it's absolutly amazing. It's simple, easy to use, strong, and actually works.
You are probably right about doing the externals later.


raptor

 

[jmh16wheel]

Welcome back, buddy! Looks really good!

 

[blitz]

long rifle is long XD

Nice gun mate!

 

[zulu]

When you get that trigger, after you attach it make sure you tighten all of the external screws (those holding the baseplates and those screwing into the receiver). Don't mess with the trigger body unless something goes haywire (there's no point and it's easy to "break" them simply by misaligning something).

Light trigger units get wobbly too quickly if you don't overtighten everything (also why you should replace the stock screws with durable flatheads).