I'm sincerely sorry if this question has been asked before numerous times, but I've looked for a while in numerous forums and I can't find a concrete answer on how to EXACTLY open up the cylinder on the Socom Gear R700. I know that you must drill that pin out, but I need to know how exactly to drill it out, and where/when to stop. The "Real Shock System" has to go, so I shot the techies an email and all they said was that a 3/8" drill bit would be suffice to take to my internals and go at it. I (being the paranoid and skeptical person I am) checked out the drill and the cylinder and the gun after I opened it up, and I found out that the 3/8" drill bit suggested to me was about 3 or 4 times the diameter of the pin itself. I need to know (in a nutshell) the size of the drill bit I should use, how to tell when I should stop drilling, what the consequences are if I fail extremely, and (hopefully it won't come to this) what I can buy to replace a broken.... whatever could've been broken by doing this...
Also, I take it any old R700 scope mount (walmart quality perhaps?) will be suffice and fit on this gun?
Lastly (noob question): Would the stock internals hold up to a 130SP spring to raise the unweighted fps to around 430-440? Any tips about upgrading if not?
Oh and by the way, I'm new to the forums. I hope my grammar was suffice and I hope I didn't break any rules.
Thanks
-Ghone
Also, I take it any old R700 scope mount (walmart quality perhaps?) will be suffice and fit on this gun?
Lastly (noob question): Would the stock internals hold up to a 130SP spring to raise the unweighted fps to around 430-440? Any tips about upgrading if not?
Oh and by the way, I'm new to the forums. I hope my grammar was suffice and I hope I didn't break any rules.
Thanks
-Ghone