DMR Upper Receiver (noob)

[frapso]

I'm fairly new to the sport and have a decent kit already. It's a G&G TR4 CQB. EOtech 551 replica, light… all the CQB goodies… I was wondering how much a separate upper for field play would cost? How would it work with the pneumatic blow back / functioning forward assist?

Thanks!

[Hectic]

Prolly the easyest thing to do if you are just looking for a longer barrel for outdoor just grab a longer barrel and hide it with a suppresor.
Otherwise just grab a gun for outdoor.

[L473ncy]

I hope you realize that having a second upper won't affect outdoor play that much (unless it's an ICS). Sure with a TBB, bucking/hop up unit, and longer barrel it will affect FPS but not by much (maybe 15 FPS at most).

Also AFAIK the forward assist doesn't really do anything on the G&G's.... Only on ICS will it actuate the ARL to release spring tension.

But I'd say probably like $100-200+ depending on what you want on your upper.

If you want all the bells and whistles like an 18" MB Steel OB that's already like $80, add in a Rail System, Flash Hider, and Optics and you could easily go $200-250. I don't think G&G sells separate uppers but you could probably buy a JG or something and modify it to fit.

If you want it on the cheap though; JG upper say $20-30, 18" Aluminum OB $20, Rail system $50, Flash Hider $15, Chamber $25, Bucking $5, Lonex TBB $40.

Get a ZIR kit if you're serious about being a DMR and having good accuracy.

[frapso]

Thanks for all the info, I'll have to look into it. The forward assist does function on my TR4 to release spring tension though.

[Styrak]

Latency, the G&G Toptech guns do have a functioning forward assist.

[L473ncy]

Didn't realize that.... I thought it was only ICS that had that feature in their guns.

I just searched on google and it looks like the Forward Assist on the G&G does allow it to release the spring tension and here I am shooting in semi at the end of the day like a noob.