upgrades for G36C

I just want to upgrade the accuracy.

I was thinking about getting this installed

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=31_170&products_id=421

and perhaps if I have enough money, get a tight bore installed with it.

if I can only get the bucking, will it improve the accuracy quite a bit with just a stock e1 g36c?

^^ Dont get the Systema bucking, get a Laylax bucking, they are real cheap on EHA. Also get a element H nub, they are real cheap on EHA too.

demosquad_571 wrote:

^^ Dont get the Systema bucking, get a Laylax bucking, they are real cheap on EHA. Also get a element H nub, they are real cheap on EHA too.

I'm not familiar with EHA, do you have a link?

I would stay with the systema buckings, the quality of the parts really count, I havent heard of the Laylax buckings though. If those are just as good, go for those

^^ No trust me, once you get a laylax bucking, you will never go back. Systema buckings are average, laylax buckings on the other hand are excellent performers, and you will be able to actually tell the difference once you install it.

I'm surprised someone of your expertise has not heard of laylax hop up sleeves.

Well, I have a systema, and it has all systema internals, and I am happy with the parts inside it.

ON the other hand, systema cant make the best internal parts for everything, so I agree that laylax buckings can be better

is this it?

http://cgi.ebay.com/Prometheus-Air-Seal-Chamber-HOP-UP-Packing-HARD-PM-13_W0QQitemZ290221631562QQihZ019QQcategoryZ64635QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1713.m153.l1262

also, what's the difference between a "hard" bucking and a "soft" bucking?

Yes that is the bucking, but you want the soft bucking, it is purple.

Hard is for guns that will be shooting bbs at about 400+ FPS. Soft is for anything lower than that.

k thanks

Are you going to get a tightbore barrell?

idk because they are like 30-50 bucks, then I have to get it installed also.

im pretty sure you could do that your self. its not at all difficult, imo.

sgt. Hartwig wrote:

im pretty sure you could do that your self. its not at all difficult, imo.

I'm sure I could, but if I screw up, then it will cost me more

Well, you have to remove the inner barrel if you plan on installing a new hop-up bucking, so why not replace the barrel at the same time?

because barrels cost money which is something I lack

Honestly, save the $30 for a new barrel if you're going to put a new hop-up in. The performance won't be improved that much with the hop-up alone. With the barrel tossed in the mix, you'll see the real jump in performance. Wait and get the barrel with it, you'll be much happier.

What is the best tightbore for 30? I was thinking about getting this mad bull because it isn't extremely tight, so I won't have to clean it all the time.

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=31_55&products_id=165

So is this pretty much the best hop up bucking for under 15?

http://www.airsoftgi.com/product_info.php?cPath=31_170&products_id=624

Yep, that'll be a decent combo.

Booligan wrote:

Yep, that'll be a decent combo.

will it improve the accuracy quite a bit?

do you suggest something else around the same price range?

You should see a noticeable difference in accuracy. Plus, you'll most likely see a bump in FPS, due to the tighter barrel.

In your price range, that is a good setup.

How much of a boost in accuracy are we talking?

It's kind of hard to rate accuracy increase.
Your groupings will be tighter, and you'll have better range.

What if I got a silencer and got an even longer tight bore, would the accuracy be any better? (Silencer hides the longer barrel)

Not to much, but a little, I have heard that a longer barrell will give the bullet more time to get more steady and make a straighter path. If that is true, you are good to go with that.