We ak 74-u

[Qlong]

I ended up making my own using some short rails for my casv a while ago for my gen 1 GHK *shrugs*

I used a mitre saw, and a grinder.

[TPM001]

Originally Posted by coachster

It's generally advised not to load more than capacity. though, some people will always jam their mags completely full to gain an advantage over their opponents.

Over time the spring will wear out and not feed to the end. Also, you could find that the spring might start to bind on you once dirt and grit start accumulating. You will also notice excessive upward force placed on the nozzle when loading the mag and the bolt/nozzle are forward. It could jam the nozzle and prevent you from firing your weapon.

So, what are you trying to say?

Just kidding. Thanks for your feedback. That all makes sense. I'll try to keep it to the 30 round capacity. It's not like I'm trying to gain a tactical advantage over my opponents. What's an extra 20 rounds compared to the 450 rounds of an AEG high cap?

[MilanWG]

+1 to what Coach said.

Even in my WE M4 mags, I load to the max and then pop out two bbs.

edit: Q - how did the wood furniture fit? Did you need to mod/dremel any of the wood or did it fit without issue?
ps. Nice job

[m102404]

Qlong...nice! I think that I'd go with a smaller one like a DR or a T1.

[coach]

Originally Posted by TPM001

So, what are you trying to say?

Just kidding. Thanks for your feedback. That all makes sense. I'll try to keep it to the 30 round capacity. It's not like I'm trying to gain a tactical advantage over my opponents. What's an extra 20 rounds compared to the 450 rounds of an AEG high cap?

Most of us don't play in high cap games unless it's a shoot em' up skirmish.

in ammo restricted games, 20 extra rounds per mag can be a huge tactical advantage.

10 mags x 30 rounds = 300
10 mags x 50 rounds = 500

not saying you'd do it, but the temptation for some will be more than they can handle and will go for it regardless of the consequences.

[Andy n]

OK picked up my We ak on Friday plinked around with it and so far so good. I just installed the npas and got it in the range of 330 to 430 on .20. Installed the npas like the open bolt PDW and it worked like a charm I filed down the two tabs on the rear loading nozzle housing and cut 2 channels for the gas to pass back, blow back is still crisp and hard. So let's see how many round I can g et out of it before something breaks.

[TPM001]

That's great Andy. So how much did you end up filing down on the rear nozzle?

RA-Tech steel trigger parts should be available to us in a week or two hopefully.

[Andy n]

I just cut the 2 taps that are on it.