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L473ncy · September 18th, 2011, 20:07

I'd probably be looking at a reinforced and CNC'ed gearbox shell to make sure it doesn't crack first.... I think I saw one before but I don't remember who made it. Probably the likes of Prime, Zeke, Prowin, or such. Might as well get that "V2 shock absorber" as well for a bit of extra insurance.

Then I would go with triple torque gears and an ultra torque motor to pull a spring like that back.

For something shooting that hot I'd also look at a bore up kit and make sure you get as close to perfect airseal as possible.

It can definitely be done but what kind of money are you willing to spend on it?

PS: If you field this don't forget about MED's and make sure you lock it to single fire (maybe with a MOSFET?). As well make sure everyone knows you're fielding such a hot gun and trust you to do so. If it's just a proof of concept gun then whatever.

September 18th, 2011, 20:07	#6
L473ncy Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: 11-30-24-1W5	I'd probably be looking at a reinforced and CNC'ed gearbox shell to make sure it doesn't crack first.... I think I saw one before but I don't remember who made it. Probably the likes of Prime, Zeke, Prowin, or such. Might as well get that "V2 shock absorber" as well for a bit of extra insurance. Then I would go with triple torque gears and an ultra torque motor to pull a spring like that back. For something shooting that hot I'd also look at a bore up kit and make sure you get as close to perfect airseal as possible. It can definitely be done but what kind of money are you willing to spend on it? PS: If you field this don't forget about MED's and make sure you lock it to single fire (maybe with a MOSFET?). As well make sure everyone knows you're fielding such a hot gun and trust you to do so. If it's just a proof of concept gun then whatever. __________________ ಠ_ಠLess QQ more Pew Pew READY TO >> RACE Last edited by L473ncy; September 18th, 2011 at 20:09..