![]() |
WE Hi Capa 5.1
i was looking at this GBB. but i would like to now info about this pistol like mantance, upgrades and how reliable is it.
|
i hear that it is pretty cheap, and there are not alot of parts for it, i would suggest a TM hicapa and then upgrade it to full metal later, i was thinking about gettin the tm hicap or WE hicapa but i fianlly decided on a KJW FM P14.45, just for the value of it, and because i needed an indoor beater
So if you just wanted a cheap indoor gun then get the WE but if u want something that will last get the TM |
Isn't it the EXACT same pistol?
|
The TM and WE hicapas are almost the exact same, most parts are cross compatible.
|
so i can use tm parts to keep is going what is it like on propane.
|
Duster is not an option, it's not strong enough to cycle the slide.
|
the WE blowback is a lot weaker than the TM's
full metal feels quite nice though |
Quote:
|
you can cut 1/2" off the recoil spring if you want a more complete slide cycle. don't try to use the co2 mag though if you cut the spring. that spring stock is ok for the power delivery of co2 but i don't think the slide will stay on for long with a weakened spring. it has one hell of a kick with co2 (more than any of the other 50 gbb's we own)
|
Quote:
:p well, on that WE 5.1 i fired over the weekend, it felt quite a bit weaker than the TM 5.1 |
maybee they were using propane ? im using the higher stuff
|
so what is the FPS on all types of preplent.
|
Just one question, while theres an thread on the WE hi-capa. Theres two versions, one that uses top gas, green gas and whatever gas you want, and theres on that uses the co2 mags. Could I buy the "normal" version and then go out and buy the CO2 mags to use it in the gun?
If this post made no sense, sorry. Ernest |
yes.
|
umm i thought co2 mags are at a much higher pressure than propane mag. I thought that would damage the internals quickly on a propane gun???
|
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 07:29. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.