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Xepharo · March 1st, 2007, 18:56

1) Yes, the LAM is where the battery is, and you can see the red and black wires coming from it and into the rails.

2) I find CA Armalite's quality to exceed TM Armalites, because I have owned both. For the price, I'd go for Classic Army.
I just shot around 500 rounds through it yesterday. Everything was smooth, not one single jam. I do Semi-auto double taps and Auto with 3 burst fire. For those who said Classic Armys are bad.. they're not. They sell better here in US than the Marui ones.

3) As for the rail covers, I used Krylon CAMO tan.
I did it with a 45 angle and about 2-3 feet away from the rail covers. I spray it diagonally.

I have a guarder m16 cylinder, guarder piston + head, and a sp110 spring... just too lazy to open it and install it right now hahah.
Oh by the way, the hopup bucking problem has been fixed.

March 1st, 2007, 18:56	#27
Xepharo Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Vancouver, Canada	1) Yes, the LAM is where the battery is, and you can see the red and black wires coming from it and into the rails. 2) I find CA Armalite's quality to exceed TM Armalites, because I have owned both. For the price, I'd go for Classic Army. I just shot around 500 rounds through it yesterday. Everything was smooth, not one single jam. I do Semi-auto double taps and Auto with 3 burst fire. For those who said Classic Armys are bad.. they're not. They sell better here in US than the Marui ones. 3) As for the rail covers, I used Krylon CAMO tan. I did it with a 45 angle and about 2-3 feet away from the rail covers. I spray it diagonally. I have a guarder m16 cylinder, guarder piston + head, and a sp110 spring... just too lazy to open it and install it right now hahah. Oh by the way, the hopup bucking problem has been fixed. Last edited by Xepharo; March 1st, 2007 at 18:59..