Well, upon further examination, I realized I will not be able to swap my receivers quite yet. A small piece, known as the hop up unit, comes in two forms: one-piece, and two-piece. You can see the difference by clicking on this link. I forgot that AGM, the manufacturer of my receivers, only comes with one-piece hop up capabilities. My gun, incidentally, has a two-piece hop up. So, while it was a nice thought, I will be unable to continue upgrading my gun until I can get my hands on a new hopup. Stay posted, though. I'll have pictures from an upcoming war soon.
Good evening,
-Brian P.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
It's been a bit; this has become a less active blog that I hoped at the beginning. But for anyone who still follows my blog, I've just ordered a new receiver set for my gun. Receivers should get here Friday; I'll post pictures and a narrative on Monday or Tuesday next week. In the mean time, I am helping a friend of mine replace his receivers. If you need any airsoft M4 tech work done, just let me know.
Stay posted,
-Brian
Stay posted,
-Brian
Thursday, September 13, 2012
My black tip and AFG 2 came in today. The tip came from a superb airsoft dealer: ShortyUSA. I will definitely be buying from them again soon. After almost an hour of fighting with my gun, and numerous scratches on the barrel (but that's okay, it gives it character) I was finally able to get the orange tip off of my gun. The tip... didn't look so good in the end:
But the gun looks beautiful with a black tip and AFG 2. It almost looks real. The AFG was extremely simple to install compared to the tip (thanks, Magpul)
Next stop: A Magpul Dynamics CTR and LiPo buffer tube batttery.
Looking good! More coming soon,
-Brian P.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
It's been awhile; mainly due to lack of finances. Now that I am about to start working again (soccer reffing) This blog is about to come alive. I have a set list of parts that I want to get. For the foreseeable future, this is the list I'll be adhering to:
Black tip
Magpul Dynamics Angled Foregrip 2
Magpul Dynamics CTR
Simple goals; baby steps. I'll have stuff up soon, guys.
Sorry for the wait,
-BP
Black tip
Magpul Dynamics Angled Foregrip 2
Magpul Dynamics CTR
Simple goals; baby steps. I'll have stuff up soon, guys.
Sorry for the wait,
-BP
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Welcome, ladies and gentlemen
After years of searching, waiting, and saving my pennies, it is finally time to begin a voyage I have long dreamed of. That is, completely upgrading and airsoft M4 to its entirety. Posts on here will be somewhat infrequent, as I am not a rich man, nor do I have a jaw-dropping income. However, since I have gotten the initial massive cost out of the way, it's time to start upgrading. For those interested, I have decided to start with a mid-high end M4. I purchased the Echo 1 Troy MRF-X two weeks ago. Out of the box, this thing is awesome. Clocking 430 FPS and yielding pin-point accuracy, I can tell off the bat I won't be needing to upgrade my internals at all. This gun has a downside, and that is is body. Yes, though it boasts full Troy trademarks, the receivers are a disappointing ABS plastic. So that leads me onto my project mapping. I plan on, first and foremost, purchasing metal receivers for this thing. While we wait, feel free to observe pictures of the base gun!

After years of searching, waiting, and saving my pennies, it is finally time to begin a voyage I have long dreamed of. That is, completely upgrading and airsoft M4 to its entirety. Posts on here will be somewhat infrequent, as I am not a rich man, nor do I have a jaw-dropping income. However, since I have gotten the initial massive cost out of the way, it's time to start upgrading. For those interested, I have decided to start with a mid-high end M4. I purchased the Echo 1 Troy MRF-X two weeks ago. Out of the box, this thing is awesome. Clocking 430 FPS and yielding pin-point accuracy, I can tell off the bat I won't be needing to upgrade my internals at all. This gun has a downside, and that is is body. Yes, though it boasts full Troy trademarks, the receivers are a disappointing ABS plastic. So that leads me onto my project mapping. I plan on, first and foremost, purchasing metal receivers for this thing. While we wait, feel free to observe pictures of the base gun!

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