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Firstly, and possibly most importantly, the barrel is NOT an AEG barrel. It might have started off as one but it's got some grooves machines into it to secure it into the hop-up. If you fit a tightbore you'd need to toddle off down to a local machine shop and get the grooves cut into the new barrel.

Secondly, regarding the hop-up, there's a tiny plastic ring about 3mm wide which fits in front of the hop-up bucking.
It's junk.
It's supposed to have a slot cast into the inside of it and a couple of nubs on the outside to allow it to locate in the hop-up assembly. I was pretty careful while dismantling it all but it ended up in about 3 bits by the time the barrel was out. Fortunately, I pieced it back together and the parts are held in place positively so it can't move.
I have no idea if there's a metal replacement for this available, or if it's possible to just bin it. It seems like it's just there to ensure the hop-up is located correctly at the top of the barrel so it might not be required or, at least, yo might be able to replace it with a plain brass ring of the correct size.

What else?
The trigger and cylinder appear decent quality. After 200-odd shots notheing is showing any signs of wear. I said a similar thing about my L85 though. rolleyes.gif

The outer barrel can become slightly loose.
The rear end of the outer barrel is threaded and screws into the receiver. It's a "perfect" fit though. It's supposed to end up in a specific location so the mag-catch is vertical inside the stock.
Unfortunately, once you unscrew it and retighten it you'll find you can tighten it slightly further than you could before. This means that the mag-catch is no longer vertical and now won't fit into the stock.
The simple solution to this would be to use PTFE tape to tighten up the thread so it gets tight at the right place again.
A more proper solution, which I will have a look at, would be to remove the 20mm rail off the top of the receiver and drill a couple of 2mm holes and then tap them 3mm and fit a couple of grub-screws to secure the barrel.

The barrel can't go anywhere but the scope is on the receiver and, if the barrel is a bit loose, that means the barrel isn't always pointing where the scope is.
Bear in mind, as well, that these are the sort of things that only get worse and worse if you don't sort them out.

Last, and least, the inner barrel is supported by 4 foam rings inside the barrel.
On mine these were all stuck together at the rear of the barrel. I assume somebody put them on the inner barrel then slid the whole lot into the outer barrel. As a result they all clump together right at the back.
Take em off. Put the inner barrel inside the outer barrel and then poke the foam rings into place from the front using a cleaning rod or (best) a length of copper pipe. That way you can put each ring just where you want it.

If the inner barrel is 500mm then I might consider fitting a 420mm barrel and then packing the remaining space with foam to create an integral silencer.
To do this, however, you'd need to make a bush to fit inside the barrel and support the end of the inner barrel.

Anyway, basically the gun is fine.

The stock is a bit light but VERY nice to feel. I might consider brushing fibreglass inside it just to make it less hollow sounding.
The gun is pretty heavy when a scope is fitted so forget any ideas of gluing weights inside to make it feel heavier.

The receiver and bolt are very nice. If these were upgrade parts for another gun people would happily pay $200 for them. They are just not dodgy in any way. There's a manual safety which is positive and easy to reach.

The trigger is very nice. It's housed in a plastic shell but is very smooth and light. The trigger blade, itself, looks a bit weird and clunky but it works well because the pull is so nice.
The glock-style trigger safety works. Haven't looked to see if it's just a KSC type trigger stop or if it actually enables something inside the trigger block like the real glock trigger does.

The barrel is well made but the paint/bluing is a bit thin. The hop-up is made of pot metal and various internal parts are cheap plastic.
The inner barrel is based on an AEG barrel but you'd need to do some simple modifications to an AEG barrel before fitting it to this gun.

The bipod mounting block is built into the front of the stock and accepts a Maruzen bipod pin. Forget about any other kind of bipod. Buy the pin and fit it, like a real one.

The magazine is well made and feeds well although it's an absolute bugger to load. The style of the feed port means you can't use a speedloader. The best way seems to be to load the mag over a large mixing bowl!

The sling points are very solid.

problem on mine was the sear broke. then the hoouseing broke. For the price and the price to fix the problems i would just get a real L96 since the clone is pretty much trash.

Слабые корпуса УСМ, некоторые трескаются после 30 выстрелов. Но есть отзывы и тех, у кого винтовки отстреляли уже по 3000. (ИМХО, отстрелять из болтовки 3000 за полтора месяца - это надо быть знатным [s]онани[/s] любителем пострелять)

dogmeat писал(а):ЗЫ: Скайтелл, заказал у тебя доставку этих спрингов кто-нибудь? Попроси после поставки отчетец написать, если не трудно!

Dumbass писал(а):Где мне её купить - скайтел пока заказы не принимает? (( помогите плиз!!!!

Alligator писал(а):Винтовка не плоха!
У нас в команде человек пользует, и доволен весьма.
Из впечатлений:

1. пластик приклада так себе, до марузеновского как до пекина пешком, даже до обычного АБС не тянет, но он толстый и рассыпаться не собирается, хотя думаю при падении треснет только так. Вывод: не ронять

2. Железо весьма качественно, чувство надежности в завтрашнем дне есть =).

3. УСМ слабый да, менять на зеро ригер от лаякс. Хотя родную пружину(156м/с) держит уже 1500 выстрелов примерно. Без деформаций.

4. Точность на уровне привода, в общем такая же как у меня на г36 с 6,04(509мм) стволиком.

В общем за свои деньги стоящая вещь.

где взять-то её?! весь инет перелопатил ((