My Next Gun?

Whats the rps or bps on it?

Airsoftguy238 wrote:Whats the rps or bps on it?

Sorry . . . have not checked it . . . my guess is around 15-18 with my 9.6v and low 20s on lipo . . . have not done an audio check on it...

Yeah, the LR-300 is definately a good stock gun. The externals are very nice for a MPEG as well. The stock on it isn't accurate to the one that comes on the real-steel, but that's minor.

By the way, your signature is too long. It's a 3-inch limit, so change the text size.

How are the a&k internals?

Airsoftguy238 wrote:How are the a&k internals?

From what I've heard, they're pretty strong.

Ok, and also im new to the whole website how do I change the font size on my sig?

Type (without the underscores) [_size=9]Then your sig text here[_/size], and it will look like Your text here

thanks it worked and say I really wanted to amp it up and I put a matrix magnum motor in there how well will the internals be able to handle it?

Airsoftguy238 wrote:thanks it worked and say I really wanted to amp it up and I put a matrix magnum motor in there how well will the internals be able to handle it?

It should be able to take it, but just keep an eye on the piston. You also might want to put a Prometheus/systema bucking +hnub or a firefly bucking if you're looking for range.

I did not replace the stock barrel but I did polish it...tried the prometheus hard and Guarder buckings and chose the Guarder. You will definitely want to take a look at the stock motor before you order a replacement . . . I think you will be VERY surprised. I have a matrix magnum . . . this is every bit as adept. I also have an A&K SPR Mod 0 and that is the same motor but I have an m140 on it and it does not slow it down AT ALL!

its a standard m4/m16 hop up right? and how big of a difference does the bucking and nub really make?

Airsoftguy238 wrote:its a standard m4/m16 hop up right? and how big of a difference does the bucking and nub really make?

I don't know about the hopup design, though I'd say probably yes.
The bucking/nub will make a HUGE difference. More so than a tightbore in my experience.

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Airsoftguy238 wrote:its a standard m4/m16 hop up right? and how big of a difference does the bucking and nub really make?

I don't know about the hopup design, though I'd say probably yes.
The bucking/nub will make a HUGE difference. More so than a tightbore in my experience.

Standard all metal hop-up . . . that is THE biggest variable IMHO . . . gotta get that combo right to get the most accuracy.

whats the best bucking and best nub I can get?

BEST would be a firefly bucking and a firefly nub, but that'd cost you $35.
Failing that, get prometheus + bigout Hnub.
Failing THAT, get Systema + bigout hnub.

Ok, do they sell either at airdog?

Yep...they do...
Firefly is great but pricey
Prometheus is great and $15
Guarder (black) is my next choice and $8
Systema is good and about $8 too

So a firefly bucking and hub would be how much

Airsoftguy238 wrote:So a firefly bucking and hub would be how much

No, not an hnub. You need the firefly nub, which is flat on the bottom.
Idk how much it would be at airdog, but at AA it's around $35 for the firefly bucking and firefly nub.

Ok everythings metal except foregrip, handguard and anything else

May wanna read THIS....
The grip and handguard are the only plastic items.

Looks like a good review on it I heard that the long one has the same inner barrel length is this true?

Airsoftguy238 wrote:Looks like a good review on it I heard that the long one has the same inner barrel length is this true?

I have the short . . . Alpine has the long . . . the long appears to have a longer inner barrel by about 3" but I have not pulled and measured both.

ok thanks

and also is the body pot metal? Or is it actually nice