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Thanks guys, so with HPA I should prob get the rubber set and a striker spring (the striker spring is that spring in the bolt right?) also I knew that I only needed that one piece, where does it go? Also in the bolt?

If it's a used rifle then the rubber set may help. If it's relatively new and shows no obvious signs of wear or cracking then you really don't need it.

Also, yes the striker spring is what's in the bolt. Don't forget to unscrew the set screw in the rear before trying to unscrew the spring screw. Confused yet? Here's a picture to help. The striker spring is the spring shown. The plastic nub which holds it down is two pieces so don't freak out when it comes apart.

 

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Thanks, but when u said adjustment, does that mean the tighter it is, the more power/wear and tear the gun has? Or is that just how to unscrew it?

Both. The image shows the bolt without the top section held in place by two screws. The striker spring is the big spring that you can see in the image. In order to replace with a new striker spring, remove the allen screw at the bottom, then unscrew the long screw which puts tension on the spring. The allen screw keeps the long tension screw from wiggling out of place. Remember that the plastic nub at the front holding it in place is two pieces so don't be alarmed when it fall apart. Just hold it back together when reapplying tension on the spring.

The tighter the spring, the harder the anvil will hit the release valve on the magazine. The valve will open up to a greater extend and stay open longer (miliseconds). You'll want to tune the spring tension with the regulators psi output to get best result. Lighter tension means you'll need more pressure but will release less air which is fine for shorter barrels. Typically most will set it at 90% or higher tension with lower psi output which allows you to make use of longer barrels (590mm+)without worrying about running out of gas pressure before the bb leaves the barrel. Below a certain threshold and the friction on the barrel will slow the bb down before it exits.

On stock magazines, the flat anvil is made of cheaper metal and will dent. The upgrade kit gives you a round plunger which is made of good steel which doesn't dent easily. So you have little to worry about wear and tear on that part.

 

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Performance
To test this I put targets up at 75', 150', 200', 250' and 300' and took 10 shots each. Wind was blowing at around 20km/h. I was using .30g BBBastard BBs. FPS was at a constant 475-480 Feet Per Second with the Madbull and 450-455 Feet Per Second with the Orga Magnus.

Madbull 6.03mm Inner Barrel

75'- 9/10
150'- 7/10
200'- 8/10
250'- 7/10
300'- 6/10

Orga Magnus HD 6.13mm Inner Barrel

75'- 7/10
150'- 9/10
200'- 10/10
250'- 9/10
300'- 8/10

As you can see the Orga did perform better than my Madbull in the end, however my Madbull performed better than the Orga at 75', but that's a little close for a sniper to shoot from, it's dangerous lol. Also I will note that when using the Orga Magnus HD my FPS dropped around 25-30. I will state again that my nub is not great but the Orga performed very nicely. All in all it did better than my Madbull and I would highly recommend it. :tup:

Oreo

Hey Oreo, this is good testing. However, I have some big concerns before anyone should take this as gospel.

First, those kinds of winds can cause some major accuracy issues that may contaminate the readings. Especially at long ranges. Second, a single 10 shot reading isn't exactly a solid test. Three to ten rounds of testing with 10 shots each would give you more solid results. Testing on calmer days would also be a big thing. The difference between a miss due to barrel design vs a stronger gust of wind will be imperceptible.

 

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Im the guy from Youtube btw bobcat I still can´t decide which KJW m700 i should buy, Police or Takedown Edition?

Ive read bad and good things about both, I like the idea of opening my gun in very easy mode, but I also like the hop up adjustment on the rail of the police version...

Need help both 239€

Police version hands down. The hopup system on the takedown is a major hassle and will cause you plenty of accuracy issues.