G&G ARP556 2.0
Redline N7 MilSiM GeN2 (Mechanical Semi Locked, Forward Bias Nozzle)
RedLine SFR Mini
High Pressure Upgrades all around
Angel 650mm SS Performance Barrel
Barrel Springs Removed, Compression Orings
Brass Oring stabilizers @ Every Threaded Extension
Monk 9″ Carbon Fiber W/ Carbon Fiber Extensions
M4P MAXX HopUp
Promethus Blue Flat Hopped With Flat Nub (Modded)
Maple Camo Gaffer Wrap
4X39? Scope on 2in adjustable riser
Red Dot Sight 45°
Two Slot x2 45° Rails open
1in 5slot Riser Rails open
Impact Foam Packed where Electronics Ripped out
Integral RedLine Engine Amped Grip
Amped 46″ 4500PSI Main Line SFR regulated 140PSI
Amped 36″ 300PSI Rifle Line Inline regulated 115PSI
Amped 28″ 200PSI 1911 Wolfsbane Line Inline regulated 90PSI
CrossDraw Tactical Vest Integrated
Little more info on this build, I use a varible volumed air chamber – forward bias nozzle, NOT fixed or dual chambers..
What is the “fixed volume air chamber” and how does it all work? Unlike other typical HPA engines open or closed bolt, the Redline N7 MilSim Gen2 fills an internal chamber at the pressure set by the users external supply regulator. The difference is, rather than relying on solenoid dwells and poppets to control the volume of air used to propel the BB the N7 controls the air mechanically. It does this with an internal balancing. Therefore im not limited on the size of barrel, chamber to barrel ratio.. ill just use “more” air to propel the object. I can technically make a “potato gun” with this if physically allows me to propel a “potato” out of a 20FT rod… BUT can regluate an supply enough air is the question… WHY I did high pressure upgrades, NO my engine wont handle that, BUT im not limited on setup as whole to high pressure on a non SLP setup..i just need an “engine” not new setup now..
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