Been trouble shooting a couple issues with aftermarket hop up chambers on a DSG project. Rather than modifying other chambers or 3D printing spacers this chamber allows for so many adjustments. 5/5 a bit pricy but absolutely worth every penny, thanks Brill
Used these along with the super feed springs to revive a bunch of BAMF mags. These are essential in BAMF mags because the stock follower doesn’t snap onto the super feed springs.
Used in conjunction with their follower set. Trimmed to match the stock spring length.
So I've been a fan of 4UAD for a couple of years, so I thought I'd give their bucking/nub a try... and honestly, it's worked every bit as well as my ML MR Hop and Omega nub combination.
The shorter lips do seem to be better at feeding on my AK as opposed to ML, G&G, or Prommy, which made it super picky which mid-cap mags would work with it. Now they all do.
Best part is the nub comes with the bucking, and all for $12. Same combination from ML is $5 more, assuming the shop you're buying from has both items in stock.
I may be a convert.
Good product. Will buy again.
Solid.build, pinion pusher is a bit soft. Bent a bit with stuck pinion.
Me and a buddy each got a sandman. I got the S and he got the K variant.
The fit and finish seemed to be different between the two, one of them much smoother than the other. Additionally, his came without the End Cap. Brill is taking care of that issue and replacing the end cap for him it sounds like. So good on Brill!
Mine came with the keymo mount not quite screwed in all the way, which made it wobbly, like it couldnt fully lock up with the flash hider. It just took a depression of the collar tension spring and one more revolution tighter on the keymo and that problem was fixed.
Overall, seem like good products, but QC could be improved.
Thanks for your valuable feedback. PTS has taken steps to improve QC, and we will forward these concerns to further improve these products.
Perfect for its price! T238 did a good job on this one!
These pistons of course are a perfect fit in retro arms shells, but the racks have great AOE precuts and the pickup tooth depth doesn't drag against your SHS/Rocket sectors.
They have held up to my DSG and SSG builds beautifully with little to no modifications required during installation, which is a huge plus in my book!
Give them a try if you haven't!:)
I've only purchased one, so maybe it could have just been a bad batch. The 2 patches inside the bucking that applies hop to the BB was off centered to the left. Pretty bad quality and unusable. The bucking is thinner than Maple leaf Macaron so it's very loose inside my Retro Arms hop up unit. (Not a negative but other buyers may not like buckings that can easily rotate inside hop ups.)
I do not recommend buying.
Thanks for your review, and sorry about the lemon.
Please email us with images of the bucking. We can refund or replace the bucking with a working one. Thanks again.
I loved my original Leviathan and these are a direct upgrade. The trigger microswitch feels great in a hair trigger setup and the RFTS adds an amazing tactile feel to the pull itself. I run 2 of these currently. One in a 24 RPS SSG and another in a 40 RPS DSG. The SSG I run with the RFTS and it adds a certain fun to running that gun. Every person I have let borrow it has been blown away by how the trigger feels in an AEG. My DSG is the opposite. Super tuned and spammable. The software and setup is also amazing. Being able to whip out my phone and adjust settings in seconds is great. Also compatability with brushless motors is super nice. Being able turn my DSG down to 30 so I can run full auto at my field is great. Back to the software one of the features I use the most is checking the battery voltage. I only get 2-3 games out of a battery on my SSG so being able to quickly check the voltage without pulling out the battery is a huge quality of life upgrade.
To preface, I have run the 33k T238 in a 16:1 and 20:1 DSG with fantastic results. Amazing trigger response and very little heat. I originally bought this motor for a 7.4v SSG Setup. Nothing crazy 13:1 with an SP120. On the 1300 mAh 7.4v I would get one or 2 shots and then it would hit lockup protection. That same 7.4v ran my 20:1 DSG no problem with the 33k. I plugged in a 1300 mAh 11.1v that I ran my 16:1 DSG and 20:1 DSG on. Similar story a few shots and then lockup protection. I plugged in a 2000 mAh 11.1v brick and it ran fine. I pulled the motor and it ended up in an 18:1 DSG with an SP160. Even on the brick it will occasionally hit lockup protection as the battery's voltage drops. Although to note, the motor's RPM is turned way down so it is only hitting 40 RPS. I like T238 Motors and their adjustability, but this one just doesn't quite live up to their 33k. This is probably better suited for 18:1 or 20:1 SSG setups if you want to run a smaller battery.
I have run quite a few Lonex POM nozzles and can safely say for a lot of builds they are a good budget option. With that being said I have caused a couple to explode. Both were in DSG builds so be warned. The 2 others I still have are running great in slower SSG setups.
I have long searched for a tappet plate that I could drop into a CYMA gearbox without having to dremel material off of the front to fit. This was a perfect drop in fit to a CYMA Platinum gearbox. Currently running great with a 9 lb tappet spring.
First to note, this pad is not sorbothane. This pad is polyurethane which is much stiffer. With that being said I don't see much reason to go to the stiffer FPS cylinder heads. Also to note the pad is sloped towards the nozzle which could help with air flow. I am currently running this in an SP160 DSG with no issues. Seems to be keeping the CYMA Plat gearbox alive.
Although it is on the pricier side of piston heads this one is a performer. Very light and durable as I currently have it in an SP160 DSG with no issues. The ports actually open up and are rectangular on the inside of the piston head and point towards the O Ring. The only downside to this is the o-ring it comes with is very stiff. I swapped it out for a soft viton o-ring.
30rps with an 18:1, m120, v2 setup. Probably the best of these budget brushless motors.
20rps with an 18:1 full stroke v2 setup. Pulls a m150 with ease.
Wow these guys are great! There was an error in my order that they caught and corrected be for my order shipped and still arrived on time!
Takes a little messing around with to get things aligned. Actually ended up bending one of the pegs on the threaded rod when I tried to press a pinion out. Ended up using a punch, hammer, and used the tool without the screws as a guide to knock the pinion off. For pressing new pinions on, seemed to work fine. NOTE: Solink pinions seem to fit really tightly in this tool. I was able to do it, but needed to tap it in the slot with a rubber mallet.
Good air seal, no feeding issues. Sorbo is is harder than 60 though prob closer to 80. Would buy again though
Thanks for your review. The impact pad is made of 'UREPAN' which is polyurethane rubber. It has a harder material composition than sorbothane, so 60 shore polyurethane is much harder and tougher than 60 shore sorbothane.
Good spring, doesn't bind, built well, just a tad bit under powered but I would buy guarder springs again.
I've installed these in many different brands V2 gearboxes. Im glad to report that these work flawlessly with all of them. Classic army, Double bell, Lancer, Vfc, Ics, Jg, Lct, maybe few others. Side rant: The only aeg ive ever received from the factory had a steel lever was the old JG s system enhanced version. If manufacturers can make the gears and anti reversal latch out of steel, they should be able to do this lever.
shipping and processing speed by Brill Armory was exceptional. product worked as it should.
