[SkyPirate17]

I'd suggest these parts.
As for the spring guide stopper, the PPS one just looks better than the Laylax.
The WELL one should work as well.

Angel Custom Alpha Pro Zero Trigger System For VSR-10 Airsoft Bolt Action Sniper Rifles

Shop About Angel Custom Alpha & Omega Professional Zero Trigger System: The Maruzen's APS / Type96 and Tokyo Marui's VSR10 system are among the two most popular bolt action sniper platforms. The Marui VSR10 system offers great trigger response while lack the ability to manage high power...

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Angel Custom Ultimate Stainless PTFE Cylinder for VSR-10 Airsoft Sniper Rifles

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Action Army Hop-up Chamber for Tokyo Marui / Well VSR-10 Sniper Rifles

Shop Compatibility: Tokyo Marui VSR-10 Bar 10 and other compatible series Airsoft Sniper rifles Material: Aluminum Alloy Manufacturer: Action Army ... , Accessories & Parts, Spring Rifle Internal Parts, Sniper Rifle Hop-Up

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One-piece arm and nub for AA chamber, Gen. 2 by Masada02 on Shapeways

Check out One-piece arm and nub for AA chamber, Gen. 2 by Masada02 on Shapeways and discover more 3D printed products in Airsoft & Paintball.

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Maple Leaf MR Hop Up Bucking VSR/GBB - Silicone Winter 2021

Maple Leaf MR Hop Up Rubber Bucking for VSR/GBB. Works in airsoft VSR-10 rifles and WE/Marui/KJW gas guns - pretty much all airsoft gas guns. Comes in a variety of different degrees. We recommend the 70 degree unless you have a specific use. The MR series buckings from Maple Leaf utilize a...

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I have never heard good things about Angel Custom parts, has something changed?

 

[SkyPirate17]

Thank you for the recommendations though!

 

[BlackDogAirsoft]

I have never heard good things about Angel Custom parts, has something changed?

Some parts are actually OK.
Their vsr10 trigger and aeg kratos piston as well as some externals are actually worthwhile.

 

[SiliconeSword]

MASADA and I both own that exact trigger, I have the old model and idk what he has.
We both like it, and definitely recommend it for the price as it comes with all that stuff.

I also have had 2 cylinders and have one right now, and I would definitely recommend them as they are identical to Laylax/AA and are usually on sale for like $65.

 

[Masada]

Ya the Angel Custom Alpha trigger is good. The piston that comes with it is kinda meh, but it should work fine for lower power setups or until you decide to get something more robust.

 

[SiliconeSword]

My piston is working great at 4J as it's my rifle that I never play with.

Since I did buy used I had to make a new spring guide stopper, and the piston was missing the old style piston head, but I just lathed off the knob and put some Loctite on the threads.
I would say that it's a bit better than AA and the ones similar to AA as the O-ring is what seems to be a polyurethane one which is super wear resistant and seals better for high speed things.
I'd personally put in an X-ring, but it really doesn't matter as that's going to be the last thing on your list.
I did however put some AEG shims where they fit, and the sproing and snap sound dropped a little.

 

[SkyPirate17]

My piston is working great at 4J as it's my rifle that I never play with.

Since I did buy used I had to make a new spring guide stopper, and the piston was missing the old style piston head, but I just lathed off the knob and put some Loctite on the threads.
I would say that it's a bit better than AA and the ones similar to AA as the O-ring is what seems to be a polyurethane one which is super wear resistant and seals better for high speed things.
I'd personally put in an X-ring, but it really doesn't matter as that's going to be the last thing on your list.
I did however put some AEG shims where they fit, and the sproing and snap sound dropped a little.

Looking at Evike the AC combo is $168, the AirsoftPro (is this abbreviated AP here?) is also $168. Is there a clear winner here? I am looking around on here about buying a second hand trigger and cylinder too (AA is mostly what I’ve seen). Thanks for all help!

 

[Blind Sniper]

Sorry I’m late to reply. A lot of people chimed it with good help. I like Edgi cylinders. Overkill for airsoft but that’s how I build my airsoft sniper rifles. Way overkill, way too much time and money invested. The AA twisted cylinder is nice, and AA cylinders come as a set with the head. I also stand by airsoft pro. However AirsoftPro is a slightly smaller diameter cylinder. I know an airsoft pro piston can fit a standard cylinder if you swap o rings to make it seal. But idk about vice versa. Typical rule of thumb is match brands and you shouldn’t have sealing nor fitment issues. Key word is shouldn’t. Anyway the airsoft pro v4 kit is amazing. I wish I never sold mine. Get the cylinder and head and you’re all set. Cheaper and better than the same parts in action army in my opinion. Only problem is. Airsoft pro kits are usually out of stock. In stock? Jump on them. They sell the 90° trigger as a stand alone too. Which I think is THEE ultimate bang for your buck 90° solid af trigger.

 

[SkyPirate17]

Sorry I’m late to reply. A lot of people chimed it with good help. I like Edgi cylinders. Overkill for airsoft but that’s how I build my airsoft sniper rifles. Way overkill, way too much time and money invested. The AA twisted cylinder is nice, and AA cylinders come as a set with the head. I also stand by airsoft pro. However AirsoftPro is a slightly smaller diameter cylinder. I know an airsoft pro piston can fit a standard cylinder if you swap o rings to make it seal. But idk about vice versa. Typical rule of thumb is match brands and you shouldn’t have sealing nor fitment issues. Key word is shouldn’t. Anyway the airsoft pro v4 kit is amazing. I wish I never sold mine. Get the cylinder and head and you’re all set. Cheaper and better than the same parts in action army in my opinion. Only problem is. Airsoft pro kits are usually out of stock. In stock? Jump on them. They sell the 90° trigger as a stand alone too. Which I think is THEE ultimate bang for your buck 90° solid af trigger.

Thank BlindSniper! I am going to keep an ear open here to see if I can get a 90 deg trigger second hand, but if not then the moment AirsoftPro triggers come back in stock I'll pick one up along with their cylinder for compatibility.

 

[Jensen]

I bought a Well MB03 almost two years ago and I have been using it off and on (a bit more off with covid) ever since. A friend recommended upgrading it with this kit:

Power Up Kit for WELL / BRAVO VSR-10 BAR-10 MB03 MB07 Series Airsoft Sniper Rifle, Accessories & Parts, Sniper Rifle Parts, Shop by Model, VSR-10 - Evike.com Airsoft Superstore

This got the rifle shooting at 540 fps on 0.20g BBs, but as one might predict the stock trigger failed (in my case it was the spring guide stopper). I managed to pull one out of a donor rifle and it has fixed the problem for a while, but it is beginning to fail again. First of all, what does the spring guide stopper do? I cannot figure out why this would cause a slam fire.

Beyond that I am looking for a solution to this problem and see a few options:

1. Replace the piston guide stopper. It would be wise to replace both sears with proper steel ones. Steel sears seem easy enough to find, is there a clear recommendation on any of them? PDI? PPS? SHS? I finally managed to find a (probably) quality spring guide stopper from Laylax:

Laylax PSS10 VSR 10 Guide Stopper (airsoftgi.com)

Here are some cheaper options that would have to be replaced every now and then:

PPS CNC VSR-10 trigger spring guide stopper - Online Airsoft Retail & Wholesale Worldwide Shipping (moaitoys.com)

WELL Replacement Spring Guide Bar for MB4411D Airsoft Sniper Rifles, Accessories & Parts, Sniper Rifle Parts, Shop by Model, APS-2 / Type 96 - Evike.com Airsoft Superstore (not sure if this is VSR-compatible)

Any thoughts on these parts? This repair would cost as low as $6 for a cheap replacement and as high as $100 if replacing all three parts with quality brands. I have not spotted any wear on the sears yet so these could be done later.

2. Replace the entire trigger box. This will work for another few months before needing to be replaced again. Would cost around $20. No good reason to do this over just the spring guide stopper except part availability.

3. Upgrade the trigger box with a 90 degree trigger. This seems to be the most recommended option, but will easily be the most expensive at $120 to $210. If anyone is selling one I would definitely be interested I may post a wanted ad later...

4. Something I have not thought of. You do not know what you do not know until you know it.

Additionally, I am also thinking of replacing the cylinder since the front of mine is becoming deformed. I hear that the stock piston on the Well MB03 is out of spec, will a VSR-10 one fit the MB03 receiver? Is there anything else on the MB03 that is out of spec?

Thank you for the input!

I bought a Well MB03 almost two years ago and I have been using it off and on (a bit more off with covid) ever since. A friend recommended upgrading it with this kit:

Power Up Kit for WELL / BRAVO VSR-10 BAR-10 MB03 MB07 Series Airsoft Sniper Rifle, Accessories & Parts, Sniper Rifle Parts, Shop by Model, VSR-10 - Evike.com Airsoft Superstore

This got the rifle shooting at 540 fps on 0.20g BBs, but as one might predict the stock trigger failed (in my case it was the spring guide stopper). I managed to pull one out of a donor rifle and it has fixed the problem for a while, but it is beginning to fail again. First of all, what does the spring guide stopper do? I cannot figure out why this would cause a slam fire.

Beyond that I am looking for a solution to this problem and see a few options:

1. Replace the piston guide stopper. It would be wise to replace both sears with proper steel ones. Steel sears seem easy enough to find, is there a clear recommendation on any of them? PDI? PPS? SHS? I finally managed to find a (probably) quality spring guide stopper from Laylax:

Laylax PSS10 VSR 10 Guide Stopper (airsoftgi.com)

Here are some cheaper options that would have to be replaced every now and then:

PPS CNC VSR-10 trigger spring guide stopper - Online Airsoft Retail & Wholesale Worldwide Shipping (moaitoys.com)

WELL Replacement Spring Guide Bar for MB4411D Airsoft Sniper Rifles, Accessories & Parts, Sniper Rifle Parts, Shop by Model, APS-2 / Type 96 - Evike.com Airsoft Superstore (not sure if this is VSR-compatible)

Any thoughts on these parts? This repair would cost as low as $6 for a cheap replacement and as high as $100 if replacing all three parts with quality brands. I have not spotted any wear on the sears yet so these could be done later.

2. Replace the entire trigger box. This will work for another few months before needing to be replaced again. Would cost around $20. No good reason to do this over just the spring guide stopper except part availability.

3. Upgrade the trigger box with a 90 degree trigger. This seems to be the most recommended option, but will easily be the most expensive at $120 to $210. If anyone is selling one I would definitely be interested I may post a wanted ad later...

4. Something I have not thought of. You do not know what you do not know until you know it.

Additionally, I am also thinking of replacing the cylinder since the front of mine is becoming deformed. I hear that the stock piston on the Well MB03 is out of spec, will a VSR-10 one fit the MB03 receiver? Is there anything else on the MB03 that is out of spec?

Thank you for the input!

Hi I'm alittle to this but I just got one off my friend and it fires when you cock it and or doesn't let me shoot. It's put a one in the chamber but doesn't shoot. Idk if that's the piston guide or what. What do you guys think