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Apologies for late response. Possibly it could. Personally I think it might be a bit bulky due to the boxy nature of the Mac. However it's got good range and capacity. If you could find a good way to sling it then it would be good. Hope this helps.

This particular replica doesn't, but I believe there are bb variants for targets, obviously not in game.

Sorry for the late response. I've had mixed results. Some AR replicas it won't even fit in the magwell, others it fits and feeds fine. I haven't had any experience with your particular replica however on my Cyma's it doesn't feed well. Hope this helps.

Apologies for the late reply. It's very much dependant on the replica even within the same model. Sometimes this motor will run for months or even years with no issues on a stock gearbox. Other times something will give up within the first game. It's a gamble with a motor of this spec if you don't at least shim the gearbox and look into pre engagement problems. Hope this helps.

@@rockbottomairsoft thankyou for the reply 👍

Thanks, glad it helped.

Hi, sorry for late reply. Yes it it is.

Quality control is most definitely an issue where galaxy based replicas are concerned.

There's lots of options for the ARP9. From skins to the usual attachment options. Stock wise you can pretty much fit anything that will fit an AR.

Apologies for the late reply. Thanks, glad it helped.

There's no licence as such. Basically if your in the UK provided your over 18 then you can buy one of these in what is commonly called 2 tone. That means it will be partially painted in a bright non military colour to make it appear less realistic. However if you have a defence to own a realistic imitation firearm or RIF then you can have one like this. My defence is airsoft skirmishing, you can also be covered by reenactment or tv production, etc. Most retailers will require proof of your defence, the most common one for skirmishing being UKARA. Hope this helps.

Certainly

@@rockbottomairsoft do you have an email?

Hi Apologies for the late reply. The email is rockbottomaisoftuk@gmail.com.

@@rockbottomairsoft ok sent

Rockets would be nice

Hi, sorry for the late reply. As far as Lipo or LI-ION you would normally be looking for 7.4 or 11.1. Most suppliers should have LI-ION options in stick styles. Hope this helps.

@@rockbottomairsoft ok thanks for replying I thing I’m going to get a 9.6v Nimh

Glad it helped

Hi, apologies for the late reply. I think it's a feature you would find on a firearm based drum magazine. On this replica it does nothing as far as I can tell.

Thanks, it was going well till I got hit by my own team, still fun though. The mac 10 is decent, held up well. Definitely still like it.

Hi. Sounds like your replica is coming along great. I'm glad to hear your having success with it and it's going well. I might come back to mine at some point and see if I can get it into some kind of proper shape. I hope your mods go well.

No worries, glad the video helped

Hi, generally the barrel length has little affect on accuracy or range in Airsoft replicas. Consistency is key, so generally having a smooth, good quality barrel is more important. The biggest affect on accuracy and range is a decent hop up set up and air seal.

Hi. I don't currently use this particular replica in the field, so I don't have a holster for it myself. However there are a number of kydex options available on ebay that will accommodate the rmr. There are also some fast clip style holsters that will work. Hope this helps.

Hi, thanks for your comments. I can completely understand the confusion regarding 2 tone. The rules are basically that the replica has to be at least 50 percent a bright colour. So as you've found its very much up to the individual company as to where they apply that colour. As you can probably tell, I'm based in the UK and I understand the frustrations of 2 tone, what I can say is that once your out in the field and playing airsoft the amount of 2 tone replicas drop greatly, the vast majority of players will aim for a defense of some sort and I always recommend this. There is nothing wrong with 2 tone but as you've found limited editions or trademarked replicas such as this one can be a problem when there painted. You never know where the paint will be applied. I hope you stick with airsoft and enjoy the game, eventually you will no longer have to worry about 2 tone, unless of course your applying the paint.

@@rockbottomairsoft I’ve first found out about airsoft about 7 years ago and have loved it since, but in the past year I sorta stopped watching it because I gave up on ever getting a gun cuz of parents That was untill my mate actually gifted me like a 8 year old broken BB gun (black, but can’t shoot, mechanism is broken) and since then my parents have accepted that it should be okay and not getting a proper one. Thanks for the help an all, and I’ll allways love airsoft no matter what

if your in the US, you can buy a case, but i believe it comes with one from the factory

Hi, sorry for the late reply. I had to buy the case separately. The replica comes in the standard cardboard box. This case I got from bullseye.

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Thanks for the advice. I've always found this replica fiddly for getting the guide rod and recoil spring out.

Hi, sorry for the late reply. There's a number of fixes involving shims. But to be fair mine has been actually OK. Not much noticeable wobble. If you do get one there's a chance it could be OK.

Hi, apologies for the late reply. I normally wouldn't recommend anything to extreme on a support based replica as I would favour reliability over outright performance. Having said that though a decent quality torque based motor would certainly work well with an 11.1. Should give you a snappier trigger and slight bump in ROF.

Hi, apologies for the late response. I'm glad your finding the videos useful. I'm hoping to get some more out sooner rather than later. Had some issues for the last 18 months but hopefully that's coming to an end now.

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Milling the mag well is a great idea. I've always been a bit gutted about the mag compatibility issues. I'm glad your enjoying yours, always found it a great replica in the field. I'd imagine even better with the etu. As to perseverance, well not for me, it's been sold onto a new home.

I'm sorry you found the intro and chat a bit to long, but thanks for watching. I have been known to talk quite a lot.

The 11.1 is a large battery. For AR based replicas with a buffer tube the only way to fit it is down the tube. The stock can't be at its minimum adjustment is the downside. If you have solid stocks that are full size, such as M16 it will fit with no issues. To be honest I wish I'd gone for the cranestock version they do.

Hahaha, it's a decent pistol, hefty, how do you get along with it in game?

Hi, thanks mate, I'm glad it helped.

That's some decent gear

Hi. It sounds like your knocker valve is partially open. This could be due to it having failed or sticking. This is the "button" at the rear of the magazine and is responsible for letting gas out of the mag through the square hole you describe and into the replica. Try lubricating it, if this doesn't work then replace it. They are usually fairly affordable and it's an easy job. Hope this helps.

Hi. You would be looking at GBB if your after a metal body. I'm not aware of an AEG that has a metal body. Hope this helps.

@@rockbottomairsoft thanks for the info...Do you know if they are still available? I'd rather obtain one on-line, as my local site will charge a premium...

They should be. The MAC 11 is usually easier to get hold of. It looks very similar. I believe KWC would be the go to.

Absolutely. Not the one I have as all filters have been removed. But in general a mask would filter the smoke down.

Hahaha, that they are

Hi, sorry for the late reply. Yes, there is a threaded barrel on there.

Hi. You can, and indeed I have friends that do. However personally I wouldn't recommend it. These replicas don't seem robust enough to handle Co2. I have encountered one broken hammer and slide and in both cases the replica was run on Co2. Winter use would probably be OK in a colder climate but it might be a bit much in warmer temperatures. Hope this helps.

@@rockbottomairsoft Thank you for a such a quick response. Do you know any similar handgun, that runs on CO2, because I like the kick that it gives. Maybe the armorer works that you mentioned in the video? (I would like it with rmr included but if not it's not a big deal)

There's a few to have a look at that cab run Co2. I certainly like Armourer works pistols. There's a couple by ASG and it doesn't take much for WE to reliably run Co2.

Absolutely. The Raven and Vorsk are pretty much the same and indeed are both distributed by Nuprol. Manufactured by a Chinese OEM. I'm glad to hear that your mags have worked well. I've not been so lucky, but that's the nature of Airsoft sometimes. Some swear by TM, others by WE. I quite like my raven though. It's never let me down.

@@rockbottomairsoft Tbh a couple have needed a slight tightening up with a valve key but it is what it is, I do encourage a hop up and/or barrel upgrade for Vorsk or Raven.

No worries. Glad it helped.

Hi, apologies for the late response. These pistols are basically tm compatible. I've used we mags and they also work. Hope this helps. They are more based on a we design if this helps.

@@rockbottomairsoft so will a vorsk slide fit on a raven eu 17 frame

Yes. They are essentially the same replica with some slight upgrades.

ok thanks