Madbull Noveske Gen3 Metal Body - BLACK

Excellent

The best body for clone gun noveske navy. Recommend.

Over the last two years, I slowly upgraded my backup gun, a G&G Firehawk both internally and externally and this was the final piece of the upgrade puzzle. Lucky for me, the receiver swap went very smoothly so I have listed some parts below, as well as some tips for anybody who wants create a problem-free Noveske build.Using a G&G Combat Machine / Firehawk gearbox, a Maxx Model ME Pro hop up, a 21mm Maxx Model Nozzle and PTS epm mags, I was able to get an extremely reliable feed. Both the standard G&G tapped plate and FPS Airsosft’s light orange tapper plate work fine too.Things to note: 1 - you must purchase your own mag release. I purchased a Kublai ambidextrous mag release. This needed the mag release hole to be slightly widened using a 6mm drill bit. A standard mag release should fit directly but if you want this option, do this very gently and on a low speed with your drill.2 - the final fit together can be tight. But it also means there’s no wobble in the receiver. If you can get the top and bottom receiver holes to line up, use a rubber mallet to help bang in the receiver pin.3 - when closed, movement of the mock bolt may also be stiff. To help reduce friction, use a smooth air cylinder that has no grooves.4 - a purple Prometheus bucking and a white Modify bucking both fed really well in mine with flat hop nubs. Some buckings like G&G green did not feed so you may have to test any other buckings you like to run.5 - your choice of gears should not matter, I use 13:1 SHS gears with a green Ultimate 30,000 motor (1 tooth removed from sector gear and piston rack) but any other single-sector-gear setup should work. I have no experience with dog setups so can’t vouch yet. Installing a Titan or Aster is also highly recommended ;)Building from the ground up can often consist of hours and days of trial and error. So I hope these specs help anybody who wants to build or upgrade a gun using this body. :) If you feel this work is too much however, you can also buy badass guns as cheap as €250 the days. :p

This receiver set, although apparently CNC made, is not for everyone - if you want to install it you better have additional tools (dremel, drill, proper workbench) or you will not be able to make necessary modifications during installation, for example:- even when upper assembled with lower without any gearbox inside, i couldn't push the front pin between holes to close the receiver - i had to use 6mm HSS Titan drill bit, and battery operated drill with tunable RPM in order to make additional widening of the hole without taking too much material so the front pin would slide easily- magazine release catch hole is not wide enough - again i had to use same 6mm drill bit and widen the hole so i can insert any kind of magazine release catch- receiver comes without dummy bolt catch - the ones you can buy like SHS or similar (with pin) will not fit, so now i have a rifle without bolt catch, luckily i do net worry about aesthetics, but...- the magwell on this receiver is wery finnicky, it is very tight, so in case you have CYMA Magpull type they will not fit inside, Ares Amoeba short hicaps (120 round) will also not fit (magazine release catch will not catch the magazine, they keep falling out). The only magazines that i have and that work with magwell are G&G polymer midcap (80 0r 90 rounds), Modify XTC midcap (190 rounds), Hakkotsku M4/UAR short hicap (140 rounds), G&G hicap (330 rounds)Anyhow for the price of 190 EUR (ok i got 15% discount) i expected less problems and more out of the box installation, however i just got a lot of disappointment, this was my first and probably my last Madbull brand product that i will ever buy... :-(

Très bonne qualité, marquages au top ! Attention non compatible au changement de ressort rapide (ou alors faut usiner sévère) Les pièces externe Retro Arms (canon notamment) sont difficile à installer sans usinage RAS sur la GB RA par contre ça rentre tout seul