Enhanced feeding nozzle for KSC/KWA GBB MP7
Claimed to withstand even the 1600 Red Gas.
It should be available in most HK based online shop next week.

I personally tested it with green gas, see the following video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veLU_VbwmNY

Black: Original from KSC
White: Enhanced version
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You will be very very popular Who makes it? Any FPS difference vs. the stock one?

thank you!

[quote name='-l-' post='2205672' date='Oct 24 2009, 12:23 PM']Enhanced feeding nozzle for KSC/KWA GBB MP7
Claimed to withstand even the 1600 Red Gas.
It should be available in most HK based online shop next week.
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Thank you for bringing it to our attention but you are a bit of a tease:

Who is the manufacturer & what exactly are their claims?

Is this actually the answer to our prayers or just a waste of money?

Has any one taken the time to blast, say, 10,000 full auto, green gas rounds through a batch of them?

Sorry to be skeptical, I just don't want to get excited over nothing.


Greg.

Hey Greg
I think the manufacturer is called Readyfighter. I don't have any red gas so I cannot test it, but a friend tried about 20 mags of 1600 red gas and couple of 2200. I guess there should be no problem to run green gas with it. You can email to info@readyfighter.com if you got any question on the spec.

Many thanks.


Greg.

Who do I pay to get one....lol

How much is it?

If it's more than the KWA loading nozzle which works fine, I wouldn't buy one of these.

The kwa nozzle isn't for sale, so it might as well be $1000.

The ksc spare which breaks is $17.50. This guy's is just a few dollars more - damn good value if it works. I've ordered one.

The KWA one isn't for sale yet

Isn't that what Galactica just said??????????????????????????

1st sentence, Post #8?????????????????????????????????????????????


Greg.

No, this: "The kwa nozzle isn't for sale, so it might as well be $1000. " is what he said. KWAUSA will have them in stock soon enough.

That's the thing though - KWAUSA already have stock, but it's very limited and is not for public sale, they are keeping them all for warranty issues and not putting them on sale in the pro shop.

I thought it was the cylinder that was cracking in the KSC MP7s?...

Its technically a loading nozzle AND a cylinder....as with most GBB...

Thanks. Looks quite different - does it fit alright?

the white one is the other way up to the black one in the photo.

Does this fit the KSC MP9 (tmp) ?

very much doubt it, the MP7 is system 7, the mp9 is not.

Ah, I see. You added the 'yet' bit.

I stand corrected.


Greg.

my mp7 is in the post and I have ordered one of these to not bad for 22$!

Where did you order it from?

you can send a email to info@readyfighter.com to order it directly, this is what I did to get mine. The price should be USD$22.

I am not up to date on these things, have the old ones been breaking?

Yep. Me and 2 other friends' MP7s all broke. 10 mags, 5 mags, 4 mags (mine) in. All bought from different sources (and different countries) although I think they are all from the first production batch. All were running with Green Gas.

Looking forward to long term reviews of this thing. But it seems like replacement nozzles from KSC are doing the job already. Any benefits besides this thing being stronger?

From what I've noticed, the nozzle hole is slightly bigger than the original one. So it will allows more gas flow, hence a bigger the power/velocity. This is what I think, I need to get a chronometer to do the test on this. I guess they cannot makes the nozzle hole any bigger or it will suck the BB in (and became a "Eating nozzle" lol). Alright alright enough for the bad joke. From what I remember the Taiwan/KWA version MP7 nozzle also have a bigger hole so they are more powerful than the Japan version. However Japan version have a higher ROF (due to more precise machinery?) according to this (http://www.arms-cool.net/forum/thread-45256-3-1.html). I hope this can get me the power of KWA and the RoF of KSC. Yet I have to run some test to found out.

By the way, drill a small hole on the cylinder to cause the depressurize faster can make your gun withstand the green gas for a while. As seen in the first photo I posted.

I'm getting exactly the same rof on a KWA as a KSC - 18.5 as measured by Xcortech chrono.

It will be interesting to see if the ready fighter nozzle makes any difference to that.

ETA?


Greg.

He says they should be here in a couple of days via EMS.

Yahoooooo!


Greg.

Thanks. Ordered.

Well the dude has sent my nozzel it's just a question what arrives first the nozzle or mp7. Should I run my mp7 as normal untill it breaks or replace straight away as all I have is green gas. Can the nozzle breaking cause any other damage? And does it have any fiddly internal parts? They look as simple as most gbb pistols which does slide on and off?

Double post

IMHO, I would use the reinforced nozzle, because the worst case scenario would be a broken nozzle in the middle of a fight.

Just like what I said in my previous post. If you drill a hole near the end of cylinder wall, the original Cylinder/nozzle should hold out for a few games. Either way you have to open up the gun and disassemble the bolt mechanism, you can have either of your nozzle as a reserve.

Readyfighter sent these photo to me yesterday night. It wasn't rocket science, but I think it need more text form instructions. So I added in my own commentary below.

1.Take out the bolt mechanism following the instruction from the KSC menu.


2.Unscrew the 4 hex-screws and take out the cap


3. Unscrew the small screw with a cross head screw driver. Then carefully pull away the little metal bar and remove the springs holding on to it. (If you are not sure where is the metal bar look at step 6)

4. The following picture is pretty self-explained.


5.remove everything on the old nozzle and move them to the new one.



6. put a string/wire through the end loop of those springs, use the string to guide and pull those springs through 2 little hole on the black of the bolt.

7.Very Important to put the little cross head screw back, or those springs will get messed up and jam the bolt.




8.Put back the rest of the parts

Blimey. Not a simple swap-over then?...

Thanks for that though.

It is a simple swap over. It's just time consuming is all.

Took me about half an hour last night: one cross head screw & 4 small alen bolts. The photos make it look like a chore but it's pretty simple.

I'll try to blow it up over then ext few days & report the results.


Greg.

Personally I'd swap it out.

Along with the disappointment of a field failure, the cylinder could do damage to the rubber cup.

All the info you need is in this thread. The only tools needed are a small Phillips & the right sized alen key. As said, took me about half an hour. Probably less next time, as long as nothing goes wrong.


Greg.

if anyone is located in Norway or close to that.. I got 20+ of these laying at home.

is that the Warfighter or another model?

the Ready Figther yeah..

It look very good.. No nasty molding marks either. and I could flex the rear with my fingers without it breaking.

yeah, Readyfighter. Damn that gin again. It is worth pointing out that you need to cut a couple of notches in the spring arms for the springs to hold on to when installing. I wonder if that's what happened to 1st_shooter?

yeah it must of been, thats what i was gonna do when i get some new springs come through. They where on fine they must of just slipped off when i started shooting and got mushed and ruined. It still works with no springs though lol....

Thats what happened to my stock MP7, it's now sitting back at AA awaiting repair..could have just tried to order some new springs and would have fitted it myself as it was only 1 of the two springs that got mushed..

Thank you ReadyFighter!

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Just took my Mp7 for the first game, after 3 broken KSC nozzles and 3 months spent in its box.
On fullauto it shots some what irregular, just a bid, but the gun works.
And it works like a blast...

Playing agents only AEG's 1.65J with HiCaps and ROF 25-40rps, I still got 6 sweet "kills".

A quick news from readyfighter, they will be supplying those retention springs on the cylinder for about $3-4 USD soon.

Just to let folk know, Ive done over 2000 green gas 325fps(.2) shots (mainly semi) through my KSC since I replaced the previously broken nozzle with the Ready fighter alternative. No probs yet.

I'll keep you posted.


Greg.