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R.I.T.Z January 17th, 2013 12:21

Looking good

RaisinBran January 17th, 2013 12:32

Internals look the same as their regular AEG not bad. Probably one of the best stock internals I've ever had a chance to use.

Quote January 22nd, 2013 10:45

Beautiful, has anyone seen these countryside yet or gotten their hands on one? Redwolf has them on their website, but their listed FPS is significantly less than would be required for import.

Stealth January 22nd, 2013 10:53

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Originally Posted by RaisinBran (Post 1747880)
Internals look the same as their regular AEG not bad. Probably one of the best stock internals I've ever had a chance to use.

You should check out a Lonex AEG.

And is that a PLASTIC spring release mechanism? I can see that holding up real well....
I like the overall idea - using Systema Revolution-style feed nozzle that eliminates the tappet plate and then incorporating the whole thing as a standalone cylinder. I'm concerned about high-speed feeding and I'm more concerned about the rigidity of the entire assembly and shot-to-shot consistency in a game scenario where you're going to be resting the gun on barricades and applying all sorts of torsional forces against the cylinder...

RaisinBran January 24th, 2013 14:18

I was going to buy a Lonex AEG but chose the WE instead as I got a big discount from friends in Taiwan.

And yeah it's a plastic spring release same as their original AEG, I don't use the GB anymore as I replaced it with a Lonex after I kind of abused it a little too much.

Has anyone got a hold of the Katana yet? I'm still contemplating whether or not to buy this or wait for the A&K PTW...

Quote February 6th, 2013 15:53

RedWolf just posted a hands-on video for the WE Katana's.

400 Red, 350 Blue, 450 Grey, Still Will Hurt You - WE Katana System - RedWolf Airsoft RWTV - YouTube

ThunderCactus February 6th, 2013 17:09

I looked up everything I could on this and all I can say is "why?"
The only innovation it seems to have is a ptw style loading nozzle. If done properly it will significantly increase air seal consistency, and full auto accuracy.
But it still uses what looks like an AEG lower, and from what I could find I believe it uses a regular M4 hop chamber.
And the fact the receiver held closed by the cylinder makes me worry.

Right now this just looks like an regular ICS M4 with an upgraded air nozzle to me

RaisinBran February 6th, 2013 17:13

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Originally Posted by ThunderCactus (Post 1757272)
I looked up everything I could on this and all I can say is "why?"
The only innovation it seems to have is a ptw style loading nozzle. If done properly it will significantly increase air seal consistency, and full auto accuracy.
But it still uses what looks like an AEG lower, and from what I could find I believe it uses a regular M4 hop chamber.
And the fact the receiver held closed by the cylinder makes me worry.

Right now this just looks like an regular ICS M4 with an upgraded air nozzle to me

For the price of $300 it isn't that bad. I would choose this over the ICS any day even the clone PTW's (not sure about A&K)

Im still waiting for confirmation from friends in Taiwan, then I'll try and review it.

Dynamo February 7th, 2013 14:47

nice to see it uses normal V2 switch. this means i would be able to put in a x130 raptor. add in a good set of helical gears and a high torque motor, and it'll be as quiet as a PTW and offer the same functions. i'd buy that for $300. they just need to make a 416 for it.

Stealth February 7th, 2013 15:08

People still use helical gears?

Dynamo February 7th, 2013 15:31

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Originally Posted by Stealth (Post 1757742)
People still use helical gears?

it's all i use. my first set (going on 6 years) is still going strong. when i shoot, people next to be look at my gun with a confused look. first they think it's a GBBR then ask if it's a PTW. always get a good reaction when i tell them whats in it.

RaisinBran February 7th, 2013 16:34

I don't even know what helical gears are...

ThunderCactus February 7th, 2013 17:01

Flat gears last just as long as helical, its all about quality.
But helical gears will always be quieter, it picks up its slack at an angle, so it doesn't audibly slap.
However it adds angular torque to your bearings, but good bearings should be able to take it anyway.
I always use helicals in my guns

Quote February 20th, 2013 14:05

Well, for anyone looking to get one. Looks like they've hit Canada over at TA.

Shatter March 1st, 2013 16:08

Has anyone had any hands-on experience with these yet?


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