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DrramTrooper December 28th, 2017 22:35

WE Glock 17 Gen 3 Upgrades?
 
So I've recently purchased a WE Glock. I'm hoping to put a little money into it, and I've heard there are a few parts that go on them. I did a quick search on here and the most helpful thread was from 2013 which is most likely out-dated, although maybe I just didn't look right.

Anyways, I know there's the standard barrel upgrades, but are there any weak points in the WE glock that are important to upgrade/replace?

E: I now realize I've put this in the wrong section, if a mod can move that would be great

Ranger11 December 29th, 2017 00:30

Nozzles blow up, and hammers break, aside from that not much really.

The thread you found was likely still up to date (WIP: Upgrading your TM Glock) which has been updated recently andd basically all still applies.

chaz December 29th, 2017 11:38

My nozzle is going on 3 years, granted it doesn't get used often. hammer, same thing.

I put a PDI tightbore and had a buddy RHOP it. Now I can shoot .28 - .32 without issue at decent distance and amazing accuracy.
Had a buddy say "I bet you cant hit my hand" at roughly 150 feet. One shot right in the palm of his hand :)

DrramTrooper December 30th, 2017 21:43

@Ranger is it worth it to replace those with more durable replacements ahead of time or should I just wait till it breaks before replacing.

@chaz I do want to increase the performance eventually but I was more concerned about making the gun last first. Thanks for the ideas I'll look at doing those first when it comes to it.

shelcoof December 30th, 2017 22:41

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Originally Posted by DrramTrooper (Post 2015570)
@Ranger is it worth it to replace those with more durable replacements ahead of time or should I just wait till it breaks before replacing.

@chaz I do want to increase the performance eventually but I was more concerned about making the gun last first. Thanks for the ideas I'll look at doing those first when it comes to it.

had mine for years it an't breaking anytime soon.
Guns are like cars.... you fix it when they break

RainyEyes December 30th, 2017 22:57

I heard for the WE Glocks the outer barrel will crack.

shelcoof December 30th, 2017 22:58

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Originally Posted by RainyEyes (Post 2015574)
I heard for the WE Glocks the outer barrel will crack.

Old news
They fixed that years ago

Slodin December 31st, 2017 05:27

I had mine for 3 years now...It's my primary most of the time since my AEG breaks down so often. I only swapped out all the hopup group which includes hopup bucking, inner barrel, nub, wheel, and the entire casing.

Everything is still going, although I don't play very often, but i swear it shot more bbs from my glock than all my "primaries" combined.

Don't upgrade durability parts until they break, there is just no point.

RainyEyes December 31st, 2017 09:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by shelcoof (Post 2015575)
Old news
They fixed that years ago

Surprisingly still happens on occasion.

BobbyDangerous January 4th, 2018 05:38

I upgraded to a maple leaf Hop Up. Tightbore inner barre. Deception bucking, and a maple leaf aluminum valve.

shelcoof January 4th, 2018 10:29

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Originally Posted by BobbyDangerous (Post 2015748)
I upgraded to a maple leaf Hop Up. Tightbore inner barre. Deception bucking, and a maple leaf aluminum valve.

I rock the same thing... paired with 0.30g or heavier and you have a lazer gun lol.


Quote:

Originally Posted by RainyEyes (Post 2015600)
Surprisingly still happens on occasion.

The newer revised barrels are still breaking? I find that hard to believe

Kungpow January 4th, 2018 14:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by shelcoof (Post 2015752)
I rock the same thing... paired with 0.30g or heavier and you have a lazer gun lol.



The newer revised barrels are still breaking? I find that hard to believe

From what I have experienced, the old WE Glock Outer Barrels were prone to breaking. I have had 1 WE and 1 HK3 Glock barrel break on me before.
There are still quite a few old gen WE Glocks being sold.

I believe the WE Gen4 Glocks have redesigned barrels so they don't break.
The new gen WE Glock 18 have been redesigned so the nozzles do not break. However, there may be old gen WE Glock 18s still being sold.

I have never used a KJW Glock, but if it is between a WE and KJW, I think I would prefer the WE. Plus if you are swapping all the parts out on WE Glocks, then there is little reason to buy a TM Glock.

DrramTrooper January 6th, 2018 14:37

Thanks for the tips everyone. Gave me a lot to think about and some good ideas on what do do with it!


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