[p2skater1]

Bob, if. You cut the barrel, how to does that adapter stay in?

 

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Bob, for HPA on the m700, would the g&g rubber kit be needed? Also how to you stake the bolt off of the body and dismantle it?

 

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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?

 

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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.

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?

 

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I'de just like to thank you for making this guide. It really helped me create my dream KJW M700. Wouldn't have been able to do it without this guide.:cheers:

*Edit*
Also I am purchasing an Orga Magnus HD 6.13mm 500mm Inner Barrel to replace my Madbull 6.03. I can let everyone know the performance results if you'd like. Thanks again!

How much are Orga's and do they make any Barrel closer to the M700s stock size? If you say it was better than a Mabbull 6.03 (barrel I have) then I may try to get one.

 

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Bob, you know any other 200mm silencers that will work? I can't find the king arms anywhere. (And by work, I mean have no gap inside of the suppressor)

 

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Wow.. I searched up King Arms 200mm carbon fiber silencer on google, asgi, evike, ehobby, and atlanta but they wouldn't show. But I found it in ehobby w/ your link, thanks.

 

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Just noticed this.

Easy tapping for AAC mags.

CQB Russian Tactical HPA Nozzle for GBB Magazines by: CQB Russia -

Bueno

I've actually seen these like 2 weeks ago. Im just wondering if they are durable and provide a good seal.

 

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Just looking a ordering a inner barrel, for my KJW m700, ideally I would like to match the overall lenght of my TM g-spec. I know that means cutting down the outer barrel but I can handle that.
I'm thinking along the lines of getting a PDI vsr cut 470mm, 6.03 inner barrel. If anyone can offer advice on this or another suggest that would be great.
Thanks.

The stock barrel is 628mm x 6.10 bore. A 650mm would fit if you have the threaded adapter. That barrel may be to small. BBs might hit the front of the barrel causing jams.

 

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Just looking a ordering a inner barrel, for my KJW m700, ideally I would like to match the overall lenght of my TM g-spec. I know that means cutting down the outer barrel but I can't handle that.
I'm thinking along the lines of getting a PDI vsr cut 470mm, 6.03 inner barrel. If anyone can offer advice on this or another suggest that would be great.
Thanks.

That's what I saw.. I don't think good when I first wake up for school.

 

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Are there any alternatives to the DIY tapping ? I do not have the tools or experience to do so ?

CQB Russian Tactical HPA Nozzle for GBB Magazines by: CQB Russia -
The future is now.

Very easy to install, just unscrew the gas adapter, and screw this one in. You can switch back and forth for your needs. Great for tests.

 

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Same great customer service if you call, however. My wife got me the HPA hook up for Christmas, gave them the lowdown about the website problems and they said they would look into it.

If I ever get married, I want my wife to be able to say, "Honey, I got you a new Tanaka 29rd m700 mag for Christmas!" and ill just be like, "Yessssssss."

 

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A miracle barrel in a sniper.. I don't think its ever been done before. It is almost wide bore which helps. I use a prommy 6.05. I'm not sure if it would improve groupings on a bolt action, but it would be a great test. I just can't throw $60 at ASGI right now.

 

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Bob, I watched one of Dobey's videos recently and saw that he used HPA tanks, and C02. He attached the c02 to the same reg that screwed on his tanks. Would you happen to have a link or know the product that he uses/one that allows me to do that?

Something like this, but I don't know how this would puncture the cartridge: http://www.amazon.com/Rap4-Paintball-Quick-Change-Adapter/dp/B0046VLEOK

 

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Ok, and since the Female stabilizer fits on HPA tanks, and my reg looks similar to that and also fits on HPA tanks, wouldn't the c02 adapter fit in my reg?

 

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I might've missed something, but how exactly do you guys make your nubs when rhopping?

I've installed multiple rhops with great success, and I want to rhop my M700 too.

I was thinking of filing the window in the barrel, but I'm not sure about the nub.

I've got some great hard rubbery material for nubs, that I would use. But how do you guys make them? I get the whole cutting to shape etc, but how do you apply pressure to it? The stock metal screw is going to suck, as it'll just pressure one point of the material, or am I wrong?

That may actually be an amazing idea. Fill the nub space full of that kind of dry-to-rubber paste and it will make a perfect nub! Also I tested making mine out of eraser. It worked, but would curve because it wasn't sanded. I never really got back around to it but I may try to fill my nub chamber with some dry-to-rubber stuff...

 

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I just need to know what you guys do when you rhop them, and I'm good to go.

Do you sand down anything or modify the hopup somehow?

I'm guessing I'll have to file the part which already contains the nub, right?
The L shaped piece. I'd have to file it open for the nub to be able to fit.

-Cut patch to fit hop window
-Sand it till it's flush with the OD of the barrel
-apply two very small drop of super glue (Super glue isn't the best kind as it leaves residue in your barrel) to each side of your hop window (The horizontal sides)
-Put patch on kin dof fast (within 5 seconds) and make sure it is lined up on the top, left, and right sides.
-Roll a BB through your barrel, if it gets stuck and takes very little force to push through, congrats you have an R-Hopped barrel
-Let the barrel sit for 10-15 minutes after installation.

No sanding any part of your barrel, hop window, or your nub/nub chamber. You put a sanded bucking around your barrel so it atheistically looks the same.

 

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Ah cool. So you just use the same nub as normal, I guess.
I was just overthinking the nub part, I've done rhops before but I just couldn't figure out how to fit a nub in there, lol.

I'm almost done with the rhop mod, now I've just got a massive problem being that the screw hits the front of the hopup chamber. If I push the chamber further back, the nozzle rubber gets squished and the nozzle sticks in it.

Any ideas?

I'm having a hard time understanding what parts you are talking about.

 

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How so?

10char

You mean your hopup adjustment knob won't line up with the hole in the hopup chamber, so you move your chamber around, but then you nozzle doesn't seat right?

 

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I would think a Round nub would be nearly impossible with common household tools as in would need to be perfectly smooth and be able to roll w/ out veering off course. I don't have experience with Tanaka rifles so I can't help you a whole lot.