Upgraded TM SGR12 AES | 592

Richard from our tech team talks about and demonstrates a customer's upgraded TM SGR12 AES build.
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Please find the full build description below.
FPS Results
330 FPS (Measured On 0.20gr BB)
290 FPS (Measured On 0.28gr BB)
Please note AES shotgun measures 3 barrels at the same time, its readings of plus or minus 10% do not represent a variable performance only a reading across the Chrono. Accuracy and range are consistent. Due to how Chronos measures bbs. the visible speed to target increase on this RIF over stock is like night and day.
Scope Of Work:
Service and rebuild gun, Reshim to new motor warhead, polish gearbox shells. install hop arms to give tighter groupings and generally improve slow speed to target.
Installed
EagleSix M95 AES spring (1 Coil removed)
Prometheus 275.5mm tightbore barrels x3 6.03mm
Prometheus Purple hop Rubbers x3
EagleSix Flat Hop Arms for out side arms
Warhead Standard Speed Brushless Motor
Deans connector
Tested On 7.4v 1600mah Lipo Battery
Service Interval we would recommend at 50K rounds, it is optional.
This RIF was put through our "4 point testing" prior to dispatch.
Thank you for the opportunity to do this build for you. We always appreciate long-term feedback on our builds good or bad.

[@callsignjuggs5248]

This is gona get me in trouble

[@Pyro1250]

Can you make a disassemble video of the aa-12 gearbox ,I’ve already installed a gates mosfet but not sure how to install the retro arms piston and eagle6 spring

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

I mean the mosfet by comparison is harder than just fitting a spring and piston. They essentially drop in, other than making sure the retro arms piston has full movement.

[@heavymetalairsoft6188]

I have the Cyma/EMG If I do the warhead motor upgrade what battery would you recommend?

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

Cyma uses quite strong springs, try 7.4v if it’s too slow for you, use the normal 11.1v It also greatly depends on the speed of the warhead choosen too.

[@notimpressedbyyourm4932]

Now I’m really tempted but I bet it’s at least 1,500 usd

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

I’m afraid so.

[@Chloride37]

how much of a pain is it getting these to the states?

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

None really, the biggest issue is the size of the box and the shipping fees being high of late. So you would be looking at around 80 - 100 gbp to get it shipped. There’s nothing else to do really. We will paint the tip orange and cover any trade marks with tape. And that’s about it really for getting it into the states. If you need a higher FPS than 360 the m95 was giving then I would defo recommend the warhead motor at least. But the m100 would get you closer to 400.

[@Chloride37]

@@Eagle6Airsoft thank you for the reply. With your experience on these, would you recommend going with the m100 or just sticking with the m95 with a warhead and possibly a gate mosfet as well?

[@GUNS_jk]

How do you remove the part SGR-1?

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

Sgr12 flash hider is a clockwise removal with no grub screw.

[@GUNS_jk]

@@Eagle6Airsoft Thanks for the reply. Do they glue that part on? Cause I've been at it for a while now and no progress has been made.

[@Eagle6Airsoft]

@@GUNS_jk not glued on no, maybe try some heat. I believe it’s a compressed o ring behind it .