A quick review of an airsoft accessory we've found useful- the EMG 'Autobot' automatic electric BB loader. Check out our merch store at: xeairsoft.com/
Do you know where I can find the small plastic piece that is on the bottom of the loading spring inside a Ghk magazine? I can’t find them anywhere and i asked Ghk if I can get one sent to me over a week ago but got no response.
You can get a universal adapter for the Odin. You can actually load shotgun shells pretty easily even without it but I'd definitely recommend it for gas mags.
Might actually get one now. When I first saw it get announced, I immediately disregarded it because I thought it was going to be worse than just using an Odin. Thanks for the initial review!
For the qna: Before you switched to gas guns what were the main guns you used? Thoughts on electric platforms that include some of the niceties of gbbs such as last round bolt hold opens, split gearboxes etc. (Stuff like the asg scorpion evo 3, ics split gearbox, g&g g3 system among others) Any plans to review some more budget oriented stuff (The double eagle mws clone for example)?
my buddy brought two of em to an event and let me tell you... loading a ton of mags in a fraction of a second compared to your traditional speedloader is a game changer.
I’m tempted to put this in a pouch on a belt for easy access. Having a pouch with an opening that can quickly be opened and that mags can fit into would make filling them even easier without having to take the older out of the pouch, just open the top and fill the mags by pushing them into the pouch.
If you really want to test it, you can try a TM AKM mags. I've played a couple games with it already and last time I broke a speed loader because the springs are so stiff.
I would love something similar to this for gelsoft use, since that's the only version of this hobby that's legal here where I live in Queensland, Australia. There's not enough innovation of new stuff going on it that space.
The one thing that worries me is overfilling a mag for those gbbrs that where completely full mags could damage the nozzle due to the tension on thr BBs. Or for real cap purposes. I get it makes the loader quite a bit cheaper than the ones with counters and clutches
You have to wonder if it would be possible to 3d print a spring loaded plate to stop the bbs shaking so much? As it stands I might have to go all in and invest in a charro and sombrero to go with my maracas.
I'm in the middle of making a new gun from scratch. The mag is a midcap that holds like 300rds and there's no good way of loading it with an Oden. This will be a godsend.
XE for the qna, and I know this question probably gets asked a lot, but what is a likely the best gbbr for people on a budget, I feel that a large majority of the time the people that say a certain budget gbbr, or any other gbb, is bad is due to them not treating their weapons right, could you give some insight on what you feel is beginner and budget friendly
QnA question: The Main idea behind using a glock magazine PCC irl is magazine compatibility between Glock pistols and the PCC, but in airsoft there is only one gbbr that uses actual glock magazines that fit into glock pistols and that's made by King Arms, any ideas why aren't other companies doing this?
Just seen an MWS Magwell conversion for this today. Came with long glock mags, a magwell adapter, and a few other bits and bobs for like $250 Canadian I think. Was a neat looking setup. Haven't tried it obviously, but thought it was really cool. Mags look to load in the middle of the mag well instead of the front or back which I thought aesthetically looked better than the offset mags.
Id thought this would be like 150! 69 isnt too bad! Id actually think of buying one eventually. How heavy is it when empty? (I gotta ship it internationally and 2lb cost 20 bucks so i gotta take it into consideration)
@@paulcrane9672 Shame they've decided to up the price from the $70~ (£55) shown on evike to a lovely £119, but hey. At least you can get one, plus it'll actually show up.
Hey there- we've stopped collecting Q&A questions for now, but this one we can at least answer now. Short answer: None. The only commonly used military eyepro of that era were the SWD (sun/wind/dust) protective goggles, but very few are ballistic and none would be safe to use for eye protection today. Using modern eyepro with retro kits is commonly accepted; it's one area where there are few good options. If you want something with that look, check out Bolle Chronosofts.
So how does it work without a torsion spring? Just stalls the motor until the force of the BBs pushes up the collar and disconnects the switch? That's really it?
funny my grub screw was also the same way........i said a lot of bad words lmao. this thing rips through epm1's as well not sure why ppl get so confused.
@@steyr357 Yeah, I always thought that the Laylax was noisy, slow and not powerful enough but I like it very much that it works with AAAs, you can find those in the middle of nowhere too. I prefer red dots running on AA or AAA for this same reason, unfortunately those are pretty chunky models.
Price is a turn off, I can also get mags loaded fast enough that I don't feel bad skipping over it. Although if you want some extra time to attend to other things, doesn't seem bad
@@ChrisTEC nope that is 100% a v3 vfc mag you can tell by the red bits and I have one right next to me. also i doubt somebody who's this into gbbs would be caught dead with an lm4 due to their issues.
