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kalnaren August 13th, 2007 20:45

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Originally Posted by GreyFox132 (Post 518860)
not sure of any one who knows how to manage a version one gear box :P i was thinking of finding some tutorials on how to upgrade a v1 but if i cant find any ill have to find someone :P

Simply put, if you want to do anything beyond a 120% spring (330-ish fps) don't get a FAMAS. It's not really an upgradeable gun.

GreyFox132 August 13th, 2007 20:47

well 330 fps is fine for me for a starting gun id say, and do v2/v3 gears fit into a v1 gear box or no?

GreyFox132 August 14th, 2007 18:29

also could any one with a tm famas tell me how well it performs in a game?

Squash Attack August 14th, 2007 18:53

I owned a SV version for a while and it was exteremly consistant at about 275 fps, I also modded on a rail to the bottom of the battery case to carry a M203:D and then later a flash light. All you need is a couple of small screws and nuts from a hardware store and a VSR-10 scope mount, just drill a couple of holes in it and through the battery case and presto you've got a nice little acessory mounting pad, also use a M16 carry handle mount and drill a hoe in the top of the handle and you can have a scope or RDS as well. The gun is un-upgradable as the piston is unique to the gun and cannot be removed from the spring so sorry man, your stuck with a stock gun, as well the motor cannot be changed without some serious mods to the gearbox and it is an old motor (EG 650/550) :rrr: But the gun performs very well both indoor and outdoor but as it cannot be upgraded there is a slight disadvantage when playing outdoors. My advice to you greyfox, it is not the best choice for a starter gun as it is difficult to fix and even harder to get accessories, get somthing alot more upgradable before going to somthing like a FAMAS

GreyFox132 August 14th, 2007 19:26

are you sure you cant upgrade the spring? because many people on here have upgraded theres

Duilin August 14th, 2007 22:19

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Originally Posted by GreyFox132 (Post 518265)
hmmm alright, just one more question, what kind of mods can be fitted onto the famas, like silencers and scopes and stuff

i have a vertical grip on mine, and i removed my bipod for additional rails in its place. i can send you pics of it, PM me if you want to see, internals are pretty much stock. worst part about the FAMAS, is Low Caps are expensive if bought brand new, getting them used is the way to go

GreyFox132 August 15th, 2007 07:00

i can get 3 high caps for 69 dollars :P ill pm you in a few mins

markedman August 15th, 2007 08:44

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Originally Posted by Squash Attack (Post 519422)
The gun is un-upgradable as the piston is unique to the gun and cannot be removed from the spring so sorry man, your stuck with a stock gun, but as it cannot be upgraded there is a slight disadvantage when playing outdoors.

LIES ALL LIES!!!!!!! :) But I did like the grenade launcher
You can remove the spring from the piston on TM guns. You just gotta know how. Ken (007) showed me one day. It took him about 30 seconds and with his bare hands yet. You can put ANY size spring in you want. The motor probably won't turn it but if it does you'll get one heck of a shot before the plastic bushings deform from the strain and throws the gears out of alignment and chews them up.
The first thing you should do is put in Metal bushings. If you can find the V1 that is. You can put in V2 Bushings but the holes in the V1 shell are slightly smaller so you'll probably need to line ream the holes.
What everyone has been saying about springs is right. something between 330 - 360 fps anything higher and the motor starts to work pretty hard

Duilin August 15th, 2007 15:29

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Originally Posted by GreyFox132 (Post 519656)
i can get 3 high caps for 69 dollars :P ill pm you in a few mins

which is the price of one low cap. most players use low caps to keep the Milsim feel of airsoft

GreyFox132 August 15th, 2007 17:06

i can get a low cap for 14 dollars :P

kalnaren August 15th, 2007 20:01

GreyFox, the MAS is a fun gun, but definetly not a starter gun. It's old, hard to upgrade, doesn't have a lot of options, etc etc. It's a great platform for a secondary though, but for a starter you should probably go for something with a v2 or v3 gearbox.

GreyFox132 August 15th, 2007 20:28

ehh if it needs fixing ill figure it out :), i like taking things apart and putting them back together. I've found a few sites WGC and Uncompany, they both have a fair bit of the parts i would need if the famas would break. The only real thing i will be doing to the gun is adding a silencer which has an adaptor for the famas. If i do need help however, google or the good people on this site should be able to give me the info i need :)

kalnaren August 15th, 2007 20:36

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Originally Posted by GreyFox132 (Post 520048)
ehh if it needs fixing ill figure it out :), i like taking things apart and putting them back together. I've found a few sites WGC and Uncompany, they both have a fair bit of the parts i would need if the famas would break. The only real thing i will be doing to the gun is adding a silencer which has an adaptor for the famas. If i do need help however, google or the good people on this site should be able to give me the info i need :)

Just a question... if you were already 100% dead set on the FA-MAS, what exactly were you asking us? We've told you it's strengths and weaknesses, for which it has many for a new player, and you keep shooting them down...

GreyFox132 August 15th, 2007 20:43

trying to find info which i didn't not know about it. and sorry for shooting you down, i just like the famas,

TokyoSeven August 15th, 2007 20:51

Yeah know I heard somewhere that you can use regular m16/m4 mags if you mod the guns magwell or the mag itself, its hazy I dont remeber exact details.


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