[Guges Mk3]

Back in the Day when Gate came on the market...they have a lot of units that failed...but they got better. Perun is doing the same.

Matrix uses Ares Micro Switch Gear Boxes.

You can buy "basic" boxes too.

The PE units will be the only units that have the Perun in them. ME models will have 21st Century electrical components and capability to run up to a M150.

V2 ME units will be different.

 

[Squad144]

Is it a decent neo motor?

 

[Guges Mk3]

80% of a Tienly.

i.e. the best they can do with Automation.

 

[Lefse]

That's still significantly better than most stock AEG motors.

 

[modularvideo]

. . . I'll just say, VFC is losing a line, because this company promises to make it better for the "client".

Am I to infer that MOS is making a superior model of a current VFC product . . . perhaps an HK? Is the "client" the end-user (us) or another manufacturer?

Also, for specific MOS AR-platform models/externals, should we just refer to the existing Arcturus product line and expect MOS PE/ME models to be rolled out for some or all of those?

. . . And the the additional factor is that they will also do OEM projects . . .

Does this mean can we expect completely new replicas from MOS? Or are you saying they plan to OEM for other brands/distributors?

 

[Guges Mk3]

It's for world distribution, so that means one thing. License holder.

Yes for the ME/PE roll out at this time.

There will be commissioned works and one is hitting soon...

 

[Leo Greer]

I joined the airsoft hobby coming from a light background in RC, and a stronger background in the world of expensive folding knives.

In the knife world, it’s not uncommon for a precision machined product (titanium, aluminum) to undergo lengthy hand tuning, individual fitment, and finishing work, followed by rigorous QC, all on a product that costs less than a new G&G CM16.

Coming from that world to this was a shock, and it’s great to see consumer capitalism in action.

I can’t wait to see the M4 line.

 

[ATIS]

LEO, I fly RC planes/drones/FPV as well. Have been since 2005. Thats were my mod and electrical experience comes from.

 

[Squad144]

Hey, nice to hear from a fellow FPV pilot.

 

[FuLL-eFFekT1]

What is the TM compatibility? 100%? That's the only other thing, if these gearboxes are different, that could be a problem.

TM compatibility won’t matter if this product has BETTER over-all parts availability. It would be a game changer.

 

[mr. potatohead]

Actually, I think TM compatibility would matter as it's arguably the most common mechbox type...but I am curious as to what the compatibility would be...would be a breeze upgrading Krytac internals.

 

[Hyperslow556]

There are tens of them in LA right now...I am working ot the details for B2C.

Know of any stores near you that would benefit/interested in carrying MOS items?

Little over two weeks ago 'Thunder Kiss NW' just got a few dozen Arcturus AK's. I got to be there for the unboxing. Man do they smell good!

There are only a few left now. Man those things feel solid.

 

[Guges Mk3]

Actually, I think TM compatibility would matter as it's arguably the most common mechbox type...but I am curious as to what the compatibility would be...would be a breeze upgrading Krytac internals.

No, it won't, for nothing is TM Spec any more except TM. Every mechbox made except for legacy models is "off" in some dimension or another. Thus that is why I cite regional variances in components.

And no...MOS is not making any of their parts with Krytacs in mind. They could care less if their parts work in a Krytac. They want their parts to last in their guns so you don't have to mess with repairs.

Now if you want to try and use their parts in other makers guns. That is up to you.

But, they are not going to pull an SHS where people think these parts (stock A&K) in another bag is a universal upgrade part for other AEG's.

 

[mr. potatohead]

Ah so I see. Sorry I guess I misread. Compatibility will be with MOS specifically in mind. Unless we buy this new line, there's nothing new for the techs I guess?

 

[Guges Mk3]

That is all left to Tech ingenuity.

Since nothing is a standard, they are not a 9000# Gorilla in the market where they can "force" other makers to their spec level.

Rather, what they make and is "in" their products is above industry average in "durability".

Case in point is that they know their V3 mechbox can handle daily use with a M150. Of which 90% of the V3 mechboxes in the market can not handle this level of operation.

 

[Rocker69]

I watch and learn......
...as I continue my quest for the Holy Grail....32grains at 1000fps. You're welcome!

...I'll tell you WHY (this post) [you're welcome] at a later date....

 

[aotsukisho]

I watch and learn......
...as I continue my quest for the Holy Grail....32grains at 1000fps. You're welcome!

...I'll tell you WHY (this post) [you're welcome] at a later date....

32gr at 1000fps is very close to 22lr

If you mean 0.32g at 1000fps that's still about 15J output, probably doable with a pressurized gas system but I doubt any AEG could handle it.

 

[Rocker69]

It was a joke, aotsukisho. I appreciate your taking the time to respond, but it was just a joke. I do not play airsoft, I only target shoot, with my plain ol' BAR Snow Wolf M24, and I'm a bit of an FPS junkie.
But thanx again.

 

[-Spitfire-]

Sneek peek on product. They designed this stock themselves. Crane style, for rental gun use or for new player use. I can't show certain parts of it because their logo is on it...

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Love the hinged design on this stock.

Another thing is also stop making AEG's like from the 1990s (trolley switch) and 2000's low quality micro switch. Their new line has a mosfet installed that controls the electric system complete as a signal only with Polish assistance.

Good, hope it's durable enough. If they're using Peruns across the board, they could always go with gear/tpa ratios that allow for better trigger response, and then use the Perun to reduce the overall rof slightly. Then again, I guess that's not necessary with precocking.

I joined the airsoft hobby coming .... a stronger background in the world of expensive folding knives.

In the knife world, it’s not uncommon for a precision machined product (titanium, aluminum) to undergo lengthy hand tuning, individual fitment, and finishing work, followed by rigorous QC, all on a product that costs less than a new G&G CM16.

G&G CM16 sits at around $200, which doesn't even come close to expensive folding knives that are hand tuned/finished.

 

[Guges Mk3]

Their current project is working on a new "hybrid" mechbox to address the flaw of the V2 shell and give it some beef in the durability dept.