nosfyrus wrote:When you installing the nozzle, please add red glue for screw in it, and leave it for a day to dry.
Regarding the movement of the upper and lower receiver without cylinder is common. PTW has this same problem, but if you install the cylinder it will not wobble.
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Ben
Ben is full of crap.
• using red glue (aka loctite) anywhere on ANY airsoft gun is stupid. Red is permanent and the only way to break that Loctite is by HEATING the affected screw/bolt with a torch. Think about it if you ever have to change your nozzle you'll need to heat that screw up. Just use BLUE
• Most PTWs don't have the upper to lower wobble problem that your CTW has. Ceclius doesn't make the holes for the receiver pins in tight tolerances which causes the wobbles. Celcius also paints they uppers and lowers unevenly which can also contribute to the two parts not mating together tightly. There was even a thread here where a CTW owner showed pics of the ovaled pin holes .. he got a new body from his vendor.
blindmank13 wrote:Even though my gun is currently down and was having issues. I purchased the approiate parts and wasn't much. But if your throwing the idea around of ptw or ctw. I can say this much. After what happened with mine. Systema quality control may be alittle better but in no way means all parts are better or stronger than celcius. Systema bodies are alittle stronger but celcius cylinders are better. So in my opinion buying a ctw is way better as parts are cheaper and if I needed to get a part that was maybe better for my ctw I would buy a systema part and pay a little more for one part. The game I went to this sunday had ptw and ctw owners and I must say even with my no hop up seal so I had horrid fps and range. Other than that on that day I had no issues but ptws were having crazy issues left and right. One guy with a ptw even said to me I'm buying a ctw cause this things a pain and I'm not spending 100 more for a systema part when celcius parts are cheaper.
• Systema bodies are not stronger but the tolerances are tighter. I've seen a Systema lower break after falling off a table. The lower cracked just under where the buffer tube attaches. The only improvement is an aftermarket CNC'd body set $200+
• My CTW bevel gear separated into to pieces. Celcius part was $38 Systema Part was $44. I bought the Systema ... no problems since then.
• Celcius Parts might be cheaper but what is their MTBF (mean time between failure) compared to the same Systema produced part ?
• One of the good things about the Celcius/Systema competition is that third party aftermarket parts are becoming available. Case in point the JG PTW motor is being used by 3 of my teamates in their PTWs with NO problems. Systema Motor $290, Celcius Motor $100 ... JG Motor $90
Odin wrote:But with that said, i wouldn`t recommend a CTW OR a PTW for people who don`t know how to fix or mod a airsoft gun. But again,thats what i think..
Odin is 100% right about this. CTW and PTW are not beginner guns. They don't fail less because they cost X times more than a regular AEG. Think of it this way a Ferarri costs way more than a Toyota Camry. Ferarri performs better BUT requires more gas, more ex$pensive tires, more money to maintain and proabbly breaks down more. Put gas and change the oil in a Camry and that sucker will drive FOR-FREAKIN-EVER.
If you've never built/shimmed a gearbox, cleaned a motor, or know how to solder you "probably" should cut your teeth on something other than a CTW/PTW
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