#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES INSTALL#
#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES UPGRADE#
#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES FULL#

You can see some of those screws in the image above.ДЄfter you have separated the trigger box, you can remove the existing sear set вЂ“ just watch for a couple small springs that are to be found within. In order to takeВ the trigger box apart and get to the internal sear, you simply need to unscrew the various screws from the side of the trigger box. Removing the trigger box from the rifle is easy вЂ“ just unscrew the three screws holding it into the bottom of the barrel. As noted in my review of the stock rifle, the trigger box in this rifle is made from metal, so it already has some reinforcing. After this is complete, pull the cylinder out of the breach via the bolt handle and you can begin working on replacing the sear and other components of the trigger box. Now you can remove the trigger box followed by the cylinder assembly. This is done by removing two small screws where the two pieces come together, then simply unscrewing them. The rifle body is a polymer so it flexes as the barrel is removed, so be firm but gentle in handling them and the should separate without issue.В The next part of the process is removing the rear outer barrel assemble from the inner barrel assembly so we can more easily access our cylinder and other internal components. This is one of the objects that snags a big as you remove it from the rifle body. As you can see, there is a metal block attached to the barrel under the hop-up as a stabilizer. This image shows the rifle barrel as it is pulled from the body. A little bit of resistance is to be expected вЂ“ so take heart if it just doesnвЂ™t slide out like a hot knife through butter. Once those to screws are removed, slowly pull the barrel up from the muzzle end out of the body until it slides out. The second screw is located next to the magazine release button and also works to hold the front rail into place вЂ“ you can see it in the photo above. The first one is easy to find and sits behind the area of the magazine well. The next tip to pass on to you is that in order to remove the barrel assembly from the body and stock of the rifle, you will need to remove two screws. You will be dealing with some super-small screws and springs and it is very easy to lose them вЂ“ especially when your workspace is covered in rifle parts. All hop-up pieces together, all trigger box pieces together, etc). I HIGHLY recommend that when you remove a part from the rifle, place it in a workspace close to other pieces of the same component (e.g.

#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES UPGRADE#

This is basically where we take the constituent components out of the JG BAR-10 G-Spec in preparation for the installation of the upgrade components. The first part of our upgrade was the teardown process.

Action Army Reinforced Piston for Marui VSR-10.

Action Army Spring Guide for Marui VSR-10.

Angel Custom PSS10 Steel Bolt Handle for VSR-10 Airsoft Sniper Rifles.

#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES FULL#

Here is a full list of upgrade componentsВ that we used in this upgrade: 20g BBs, so we were going to focus more on reliability and longevity rather than pure velocity. Again, as we are in Southern California, we have to keep our sniper rifles to 450 FPS or less with.

#VSR 10 AIRSOFT SNIPER RIFLE UPGRADES INSTALL#

Thanks to the folks at AirSplat, we are now going to install some upgrade components into the rifle to see what we can do with it. We found it to be a terrific base platform for pickup games вЂ“ especially in SoCal where our sniper FPS limits are usually 450 FPS with. Last time, we took a look at the stock JG BAR-10 G-Spec airsoft sniper rifle.

Vsr-10 airsoft sniper rifle upgrades