I know alot of people don't install the hammer spring, but I highly recommend that any player take the time to install the hammer spring when upgrading their recoil spring. The heavier hammer spring will help prevent light striking and will also help extend the lifetime of the stock plastic slide.
Thanks for the view, I find a lot of hi capa tuning is personal preference, you find a setup that works for you and go with it. Generally I tend to run TM lowers and they are so sweet I rarely change anything as the cost of a couple of parts buys me a new pistol completely. Quantity over quality? Maybe but it makes more shiny things on the wall lol.
love the color scheme you gave it. i myself use the aip hammer protector on all my builds. But if you are not a capa main. it is not needed. i have seen capa frames en slide who use it alot. it definitly helps. Great video man!
For the nozzle spring, I like having the narrow side on the back end. That way as the nozzle moves the spring is less likely to snag on the rear sight As for hammer protection pads, I like to use them. 1, they tend to keep the hammer from hitting the frame and damaging that which is good but also it shortens the distance the slide moves before contacting the hammer, putting less stress on the hammer over time. Makes the contact more like a push, instead of a slap. There are good and bad hammer pad designs, I like aluminum over steel ones. As for cowcows allen key, I emailed them I lost the screw for the sight, and they mailed me a little baggy of those micro screws and a mini allen key for them, it was a 0.7mm iirc
Always the frame! Usually it's because of some casting marks on the TM frames, a very light and gentle file, clean, lube, test fit and then when you can get it on without forcing it, about an hour or 2 of handracking (whilst lubed) to fully mate them.
@@AngryBullAirsoft Thank you brother!! Who would of thought I’d have to rack my brain so much to build a hi capa lol! Yes it does appear to be rather simple but there’s so many aftermarket parts, then to think well what colors do I wanna use and what parts will provide the best performance . 🤦🏼♂️again thank you!! 🙏🏼
You're welcome. It can be a minefield - I'd say try to learn the concepts behind the parts, not "the parts" - understand the "why" and "how" and you won't go far wrong.
I know alot of people don't install the hammer spring, but I highly recommend that any player take the time to install the hammer spring when upgrading their recoil spring. The heavier hammer spring will help prevent light striking and will also help extend the lifetime of the stock plastic slide.
Thanks for the view, I find a lot of hi capa tuning is personal preference, you find a setup that works for you and go with it. Generally I tend to run TM lowers and they are so sweet I rarely change anything as the cost of a couple of parts buys me a new pistol completely. Quantity over quality? Maybe but it makes more shiny things on the wall lol.
love the color scheme you gave it. i myself use the aip hammer protector on all my builds. But if you are not a capa main. it is not needed. i have seen capa frames en slide who use it alot. it definitly helps. Great video man!
Will take a look once I find a 4.3 frame 😈
Beautiful limcat build
Thank you 🙏 Can't wait to try it out.
I’d recommend a hammer protection pad
Is it just for frame protection?
@@AngryBullAirsoft yeah it protects the frame from cracking. Where the hammer meets the frame, it prevents it from touching
For the nozzle spring, I like having the narrow side on the back end. That way as the nozzle moves the spring is less likely to snag on the rear sight
As for hammer protection pads, I like to use them. 1, they tend to keep the hammer from hitting the frame and damaging that which is good but also it shortens the distance the slide moves before contacting the hammer, putting less stress on the hammer over time. Makes the contact more like a push, instead of a slap. There are good and bad hammer pad designs, I like aluminum over steel ones.
As for cowcows allen key, I emailed them I lost the screw for the sight, and they mailed me a little baggy of those micro screws and a mini allen key for them, it was a 0.7mm iirc
Thank you for your words. Very helpful, it's a constant evolution and I'm enjoying all the variables and testing.
so how do you get the fitting of the 4.3 slide on file down the slide or frame of the capa?
Always the frame! Usually it's because of some casting marks on the TM frames, a very light and gentle file, clean, lube, test fit and then when you can get it on without forcing it, about an hour or 2 of handracking (whilst lubed) to fully mate them.
Will it work in the extreme 45
Should do 👍
So this was a 5.1 inner and outer barrel with acer adapter
Hello - Yes 5.1 inner barrel with a 4.3 outer and I used the acetech thread adaptor the tracer came with. Absolutely brilliant setup.
@@AngryBullAirsoft Thank you brother!! Who would of thought I’d have to rack my brain so much to build a hi capa lol! Yes it does appear to be rather simple but there’s so many aftermarket parts, then to think well what colors do I wanna use and what parts will provide the best performance . 🤦🏼♂️again thank you!! 🙏🏼
You're welcome. It can be a minefield - I'd say try to learn the concepts behind the parts, not "the parts" - understand the "why" and "how" and you won't go far wrong.
Have you measured your fps with this build?
At 80 psi I’m just short of 1J with .25s
Just a little jealous ❤️🔫🔫
Thank you 🙏 I've since done some shooting tests. It's incredible! Really can't wait to get it into action.
@@AngryBullAirsoft ❤️
Does 4.3 slide works on 5.1 ?
Absolutely, on these BC's it'll even show the nice cuts around the guide rod plug area.
@@AngryBullAirsoft Thanks for the Information
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