Hey folks,

New pics of the near-finished CNC-Machined Trigger product for you all to enjoy.

Stock trigger (left) and CNC-trigger (right)

Stock trigger (left) and CNC-trigger (right)

I also have an exciting announcement of the next product currently in testing. A CNC Steel Valve Striker. Easy replacement for the stock striker pin that will never wear away and look like this:

Picture Credits: aznriptide859 from GasGuns.info forums

Here’s a pic of the stock part:

Stock Valve-striker

Stock Valve-striker (enlarged)

Note the wear after only a few magazines

Again, the wear from regular use (about 300 rounds MAX)

Pictures coming soon of the new striker pin.

Also – expect another new addition to the 6mm-mag.com site: an online store to purchase these (and hopefully many more) CNC products for the WETTI SCAR AWSS & M4 AWSS.

For those that are looking for the Trigger reservation form – there are only about a dozen left at this point, so you better move fast.  You can find the form in related posts, and eventually pre-orders will be taken via the online store (first dibs go to the people who have reserved a trigger).

The store will take PayPal only (for now).  It protects me, and you.  Not to mention,  just about everyone has a bloody PayPal account these days.  If you don’t, ask your mommy.

Cheers,

Mr.S

Hey all,

Development is going well. Going to have a test video up shortly, with some pics of the item.

I had heard interest from approx 10ppl, with about 20/50 units spoken for already (despite people not commenting in the thread to reserve one).

Below is the Reservation form. Please fill it out to confirm your reservation.

Currently there are 30/50 Triggers remaining (as of 14:58 Central Time on Oct 28, 2009).

If you have any questions – please let me know.

Mr.S

Hey all.

I’m working on a new CNC-Machined Trigger for the WETTI SCAR AWSS. I expect to have a prototype within about a week or so. After I test it to ensure durability, I will be opening a preorder for those interested.

The first run will be limited to 50 pieces. If the demand is there, a second run will be made shortly thereafter.  Estimated cost thus far is $60 USD + shipping to your location.  I will ship worldwide.

After acquiring my own WETTI SCAR AWSS (no, it wasn’t new – I have no way of verifying how many rounds were put through it before I got it – the majority of the internals are showing little to no wear, though), and having it break on me as soon as I tried firing a round – I searched over the internet and many retailers to find a suitable aftermarket replacement. None existed, so here we are.

I will keep the details coming as I know more.

Below is the Reservation form. Please fill it out to confirm your reservation.

Currently there are 30/50 Triggers remaining (as of 14:58 Central Time on Oct 28, 2009).

Cheers,

Mr.S

To all you Canadian Airsofters that read this blog – there’s a new GBBR (LEGAL GBBR, that is) available from KJW through 007 Airsoft.

UPDATE: Got word from Jeff @ Capital Airsoft that he will be carrying these as well.

Pricing @ 007 Airsoft:

• KJ M4 GBB Rifle $500 + GST
  Mag $75 + GST

Pricing at Capital Airsoft:

• $495 w/2 mags

Check out Ken from 007’s video:

Expect stock within about 1 week from today.

Reviews:

• RedWolf Airsoft’s Review on KJW M4 GBBR
• Review on Arnie’s Airsoft – KJW M4

Cheers!

Mr.S

Howdy all.

Few months back, I acquired a WELL  “Mauser Tactical Sniper Rifle” (or MB05D Sniper Rifle) – but the paint job was less than stellar.  Actually, it kinda reminded me of snake skin.  Not to mention, many of the bolts that hold both halves o the stock together were either a) missing, or b)  tightened too much & broke the stock.

So, being the anal-retentive guy I am – I set off to fix it.

I re-attached the broken parts of the stock with a shit-load of modeling glue & putty – and then decided to further reinforce them with plastic cement.  Problem solved.

Now, on to the paint job.  Everything was painted – even the optics (I hate it when people try to paint optics).  I typically despise getting painted guns – and every inch of my being was telling me not to get this gun – but my curiosity got the better of me.

While I had the gun apart from fixing the stock, I gave it a coat of KRYLON Camo flat-black. Paint gone, but the metal adjustable stock also had some paint on it from the previous painter’s carelessness.  So I used a dremel and removed as much as I could.  The adjustable stock was also missing some securing bolts – so I found replacements and took care of that.  I then proceeded to tape-off any parts of the stock I wanted to remain black (grip, cheek rest, other accent points).

Alternating between brown & olive drab, I sprayed a random pattern into the stock.  The end result was a very attractive base for any foliage gun wrap I have, and can even be used without a wrap.  There’s no pattern to the paint, no stencils were used, so it’s just a base.  Further details could be added – but because I use hand-made wraps – it’s not necessary.

See below for the gallery of pics for the WELL and KJW rifles.

So, after the successful paint job of the WELL, I decided to take the same approach to a KJW M700 I’ve been toying with for a while now.

When I got the M700, it was used, with an upgraded Guarder steel bolt (which wasn’t installed correctly), and an OD paint job (stock only, thank God).  After fixing the bolt, tuning it to ~470fps w/.2g BBs, and adjusting the trigger for near-zero friction – I decided to paint it tan.  The KRYLON Camo tan looks terrible – almost like a beige/gray.  Bah.  Should’ve used the good stuff.

Needless to say, I was looking for something better, and after experimenting with the brown/OD scheme on the WELL, I decided to give it a go.  Took the whole gun apart again, and taped-of the rubber stock pad.

In the end, the paint job looks great – and after adding as many upgrades for the M700 series I could find – I have  gas-powered rifle capable of shooting 600+fps w/.2g BBs.  I’ve been running MadBull .3s, and they are a great sniper round.  So great – I’m going to start using them in my SR-25, and any other long-range guns I have.

To make a long story short, here it the end result…

Pics of the KJW M700 & WELL MB05D:

Sorry for the crappy lighting – pics were taken in a bit of a rush.