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aerodrew · August 24th, 2007, 02:17

Went to power edge to test it out.

This gun clocks in at 391 FPS at the very highest. I was able to fix some of the problems by sanding the slide rails in the frame a lot. I also installed a guarder recoil spring. Now, it doesn't have any problems jamming. The last thing I'm going to change is the sear. I have a carom shot sear on order right now. The stock sear I have is worn down quite a bit and it affects performance drastically. Also, one thing about this setup is the tanio koba one touch joint compensator. Whenever I would fire the gun, the recoil would unseat the joint and it would spin. I was able to fix it by wrapping teflon tape around the joint's threads. I was also able to keep my v12 barrel straight by putting teflon tape on the threads to the chamber.

August 24th, 2007, 02:17	#8
aerodrew Trader rating Join Date: Jun 2007	Went to power edge to test it out. This gun clocks in at 391 FPS at the very highest. I was able to fix some of the problems by sanding the slide rails in the frame a lot. I also installed a guarder recoil spring. Now, it doesn't have any problems jamming. The last thing I'm going to change is the sear. I have a carom shot sear on order right now. The stock sear I have is worn down quite a bit and it affects performance drastically. Also, one thing about this setup is the tanio koba one touch joint compensator. Whenever I would fire the gun, the recoil would unseat the joint and it would spin. I was able to fix it by wrapping teflon tape around the joint's threads. I was also able to keep my v12 barrel straight by putting teflon tape on the threads to the chamber.