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Originally Posted by Strikex7
Yea this gun is pretty sick but I had to put it together myself and man did it take me forever to figure out how the hop up worked on this thing. On the note about the spring guide and bucking the spring guide I have not taken apart the gun and since this is my first AEG I don't think I want to mess up anything since its new and all that. However I will have to change out the spring cause I need it to shoot for CQB can you tell me which type of spring I should get linear or non-linear and also what tension like M110? or M120?
Thanks.
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No, no, as with most (all? Not really an AEG guy, this is just my CQB backup) ARES guns, it's got a custom gearbox that allows for Quick Spring Change, so when you change the spring (which is ultra easy), you actually go through removing the spring guide. So you'd need to get something like
THIS, the stock one doesn't come with the ball bearing, it's actually got a crappy washer instead I think.
The bucking is also easy to change, and has nothing to do with the gearbox, so it's pretty damn safe, and just like any standard Tokyo Marui-based G36.
As for the spring, I generally prefer linear springs, but since I first got a Guarder SP90 which gave me around 300 FPS, I then got a Guarder SP100 which I was sure would get me to the 1 Joule CQB mark (for my country anyway, I don't play in Canada). So from experience, I can only speak for the SP100, which is alright anyway.
Fox.