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Yep I certainly have no regrets getting it. It’s been going strong with only light cleaning and lubrication for 4 years already. The best thing about it is how light and smooth it makes the bolt pull. I was deciding between this and an hpa kit originally but glad I went this route as it’s much less faff! Worth it for sure if you know you’ll be hanging on to it for a long time

I’ve not had any experience with the Maple Leaf trigger unfortunately, it might be worth looking at some reviews or checking out opinions on somewhere like the airsoftsniperforum. The best rated triggers I’ve encountered are the Laylax and the Springer Custom Works triggers. I picked my Laylax up second hand as I already had the EdGI piston and didn’t need the set. Might be a good option if you want to save some $$$ (Action Army also make a copy of the Zero Trigger but I’ve heard some mixed reviews, worth checking out though)

I’m limited to 2.32 joules at my local site but I’d say the maximum effective range where I can hit a man sized target consistently (8 out of 10 times) is about 75-80 meters. Beyond that the over-hop needed makes it hard to shoot accurately, although shots may sail on to about 90 meters before running out of steam completely. I’m currently using a Maple Leaf mr. Hop and Geoff’s .45 and .48 bb’s

The Angry Gun High Speed buffer I have is 61g, the stock TM buffer is 24g from what I’ve noticed in using it so far there’s very little loss in gas efficiency although in very cold weather it might be best to go back to stock

Dogburt 2014 I also got you when we were on the same team 🙈 sorry about that!

Edward Donald I started out with the Mobius as it was small, easy to take apart and customise so I could convert to IR for indoor games and switch lenses etc. I strongly considered the run cam recently as a new zoom cam but the Maxi has the most of the same features now like high frame rates and wifi and I’m really used to working with the Mobius so I stuck with it. I wouldn’t say you could go wrong with either but the run cam is probably more intuitive to use

Luffy airsoft They have a good mix of everything actually, a maze-like dense wooded area, a fort, a village-style more open site, trenches and some other more traditional woodland areas. It’s nice and varied and they’re constantly developing the site and adding new bits

The Mobius is from www.minidvcameras.co.uk as they have a massive stock of accessories and spare parts. The lens is from amazon www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07DFCXM5J/ref=pe_3187911_185740111_TE_item other 12mm lenses fit but you need to make sure it has an IR cut filter to look correct in daylight. The mount is custom made from an old PEQ box and is the only bit that’ll take a bit of figuring out!

Ok thx for the help

Oh and btw there is a mobius maxi lens A and B which one do I go for as I have no idea what they mean

And are you saying that with a 12mm lens I will have to do all that other customization stuff

Sebastian Levy you’ll be replacing the stock lens with your zoom lens anyway but, just incase you repurpose it as a head cam: lens C is the widest angle (the one I use for my head cam) lens B is wide but not as wide as C and the A lens is the standard, non-wide angle

I would start by (if you’ve already watched a few videos) by joining or browsing one of the popular airsoft communities like Arnies Airsoft, Airsoft Forum or your local sites Facebook community before you go. Almost all sites provide rental equipment if booked in advance so head along to a game and get chatting to people. Airsofters are very chatty and helpful in my experience. Listen to the rules, ask questions and take your hits and you’ll have a great time!

ninja sam 98 Caldwell that’s great to hear, I’m glad you like it!

Rasoanaivo Francky Everything is stock internally apart from an Angry Gun lightweight buffer (using green has the stock plastic buffer will eventually disintegrate). For gas I’ve found Guarder black gas is great below 15 degrees. ASG ultrair, Abbey vertex or pretty much anything else I’ve tried so far works great above that!

rustywalters80 check out the description text. It lists all the goodies in there!

Oh cool Im not super late I dont know how possible this is with sniper rifles but I simply twisted my barrel inside of the hop unit, the bucking should stay even with the hop window in the barrel but the slightest twist might be enough to compensate for the defect in the bucking itself by causing the hop arm to press at an angle. Dont know if Sniper hop units are different than aeg Hop units though

Matthew Gosling The only thing I noticed was the end cap on the buffer tube loosening up after extended use, all I had to do was apply some blue locktite and screw it back down and I’ve had no issues since. The lightweight buffer is very nicely fitted and finished, makes the recoil slightly more apparent but still keeps the amazing snappiness of the mws. Highly recommended!

SHARK BITE Worthing is a great site, slightly lacking on facilities but it has great terrain, great games and very experienced marshals. We’ve played there for about 18 years!

Paul wells Hi! Best bet is to join the Worthing Airsoft Facebook group. There’s a lot of good info in there and plenty of people to offer advice

Team Kill Airsoft Hi . I have taken a look at worthing airsoft for information and will contact them about joining. Also my wife works with a guy that is part of a group . He’s offered to take me along to .

Paul wells great news! It’s good to have a familiar face as when you go for the first time it’s slightly terrifying/easy to get lost ;)

DIdirectors I’m glad you enjoyed it! Woodland gameplay is still where my heart is

C4milz It’s been great so far. It’s so satisfying to play with and feels very balanced and mechanically sound. It’s also surprisingly accurate and reliable which I know is something you expect from TM but not necessarily from a GBBR. In cold weather (sub 10 degrees) you have to baby the mags a bit to keep them from getting too cold but a strong gas like guarder black or abbey vertex helps a lot

Geoff Saunderson I’ve tried a few now but the best groupings and hop effect have been with the ‘Decepticon’ (formerly Delta) buckings where the contact patch ends in a point. I’m using a 50 degree bucking with a maple leaf omega nub and it can overhop 0.45’s at my site limit 2.32 Joules. In my latest video there’s some range testing at 75 meters if you want to checkout that setup ruclips.net/video/fcoQ2mWqeCA/видео.html

Cheers bud👍, I’ll have a look! Worthing’s my local as well, had my first game after a long break Sunday! Love that site, just got a Swiss arms sar 10 Co2, so I’ll be ripping the guts out of that next month. It’s apparently compatible with all vsr parts apart from the Co2 chamber (obviously), I’m not very techi so look out for some dumb questions once I get in to the thing 🙂

Geoff Saunderson looking forward to it!

Agreed on the hit marker

Jams We could have done with a bigger tree stump ;)

It's just a small part, Worthing has a pretty huge woodland site with varied terrain as well as this new compound

Check out my channel for the other perspective in tower

BlueWolfAirsoft I think that’s a fair trade :D

IDrank For sure! This has been my local site for almost 15 years and still continues to get better and better

Team Kill Airsoft I don't know what you look like ya coming to the Christmas 1?

IDrank you might catch a glimpse of me in one of the Reading/Mall videos on my channel ;) and for sure if I’m able to get down to Sussex for it!

Hi! Thanks for the kind words. Firstly the AirsoftPro build: Bolt pull and return is good but highly dependant on if you have the height of the spring guide stopper set right. If not the spring guide stopper can force the spring guide against the top of the cylinder giving you a very scratchy bolt pull. I fixed this by shimming the spring guide stopper so it didn’t sit so far in. The AA barrel I received was either a lemon or a bad match for the AA hop chamber and maple leaf bucking, I wasn’t able to get anything like consistent accuracy with it. I feel however I got unlucky as many people report this being a good mix. The trigger pull on my V3 trigger was very heavy and required polishing and filing the sear faces to get an acceptable trigger pull. These issues caused me to change to EdGI parts and a Laylax trigger. Accuracy wise this was a huge leap mainly I think due to the bucking/barrel/hop unit match. The cylinder and piston I consider a luxury but they do provide the smoothest and lightest bolt pull I’ve experienced. If you’re pulling a heavy spring I’d consider getting these parts but if not I’d be tempted to go with an AirsoftPro trigger, cylinder and piston and spend the rest of the cash on an EdGI or other high end barrel and AA hop unit. The AirsoftPro combination was quieter but the full EdGI set is very accurate and very easy to pull. Hope this helps!

I'm limited to 2.32 Joules at my local site but with .43's I'd say maximum range is about 80 - 85 meters. You could lob or over-hop slightly beyond this but it makes shooting at closer distances far more impractical!

I do have the AA chamber but yes you can use the maple leaf rubbers with the stock chamber. They're not compatible with bridged barrels sadly as the contact patch runs all the way to the end of the barrel and isn't just a traditional bump that fits through the window. You can however file off the bridge as I did when I got annoyed trying for months to get a reliable r-hop setup. It requires a bit of patience and cheek clenching as you work on your beautiful, unblemished EdGI barrel and will make it more difficult to r-hop (or some say impossible) if you choose to go that route in the future. However results for me at least have been excellent and I'm very happy I went down this path

The concave nub is almost essential when paired with the Maple Leaf Bucking but a friend has also achieved good results using it with a flat hop (a bucking without a hop mound) it's certainly the most accurate combination I've found yet though range is mostly determined by BB weight and FPS this combination gives you far more consistency than the stock TM bucking or a Nine Ball etc. Your left curve could be caused by a few things, the barrel or hop rubber being twisted in the hop chamber (take the barrel/bucking/hop apart and put it back together as carefully as you can) your hop arm flexing or moving side to side when firing (if you're using the stock TM hop unit you can replace it with the excellent Action Army unit or you can shim either side of the stock Hop arm so it doesn't flex) or your scope is canted on the rifle and not in line with the hop. I hope you're able to fix your issue, airsoftsniperforum is a great place to ask if you're still struggling!

lukemarten The SSG24 looks sweet, I was tempted myself but ha already committed to a VSR. I'm fairly new to sniping myself but one thing I would recommend is good, heavy bb's; Geoff's .40's have been great for me so far and to clean your barrel regularly 👍

Team Kill Airsoft I know your using mobius cams what lens in the one that you have on your sniper I'm guessing the one you use on yourself is a wide angle lens but not sure if it's the same on the gun? Poss zoom lens and how do you get the crosshairs when you change to gun cam?

That's right, on the head cam I'm using the wide angle type 'C' lens that comes with the Mobius. With the zoom cam I'm using this lens: m.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-3-50mm-6-7-Degree-M12-CCTV-MTV-Board-IR-Lens-for-Security-CCTV-Video-Cameras-/282467152884?hash=item41c45ab3f4%3Ag%3AJzgAAOSwAuZX3prP&_trkparms=pageci%253A55943560-67e4-11e7-a245-74dbd180d1fd%257Cparentrq%253A3cadb91115d0aa4754ea50e9ffe7327e%257Ciid%253A1 I layer over the crosshairs as a PNG file when I'm editing