Hi-capa trigger work: tuning the trigger, modifying the sear spring, and shaving and filing the engagement surfaces until the break is short and clean.
Hi-capa platforms only. The feel comes from the sear engagement, not from a drop-in part.
Bucking and nub selection, barrel-to-bucking matching, hop-up air seal, and verification by grouping test rather than assumption.
Accuracy lives in the hop-up unit and the air seal. Barrel length is near the bottom of the list.
Compression rebuild, nozzle fit, and spring selection to a target reading.
Consistency is what wins engagements. Peak velocity mostly wins arguments.
Spring selection tuned to your stated field limit with margin, then chronographed across a string of shots and documented.
Tell us the limit and whether it is measured in FPS with a specific BB weight or in joules.
Internals chosen for a goal, not for parts count.
What this covers
Bucking, nub and barrel. What actually controls accuracy.
What this covers
Velocity to your field limit, trigger response, consistency.
What this covers
You supply the parts. We fit them and verify the result.
What this covers
Field velocity limit
The number, and whether it is FPS at a stated BB weight or joules.
How you play
CQB, mid-range, DMR, support. It changes almost every choice.
BB weight you run
Hop-up and barrel decisions depend on it.
Battery and connector
What you have now, and whether you are willing to change it.
What has already been done
Previous work, even if it did not go well. Especially if it did not go well.
Budget
A real range lets us spend it where it does the most good.
Submit a request with your platform, your field limit and what you want it to do. You get a plan and an itemized estimate before anything is ordered.
