Super useful video as always, thank you very much

Thanks mate, I do appreciate your MWS videos.

Wow, very useful. thank you!

Thumbs up that was helpful especially about reducing the bcg weight

Dropped you a sub, I recently added a SMG-8 GBB by WE to my collection, been after one for a while I really wanna run it in winter so this video helped a lot, because of its compact size it's perfect to use inside buildings and clearing rooms can peek corners navigate tight areas with it and the thing is a beast just winter and colder temps is an asshole lol

Special news from a special dude. Cheers Ollie

I've been running Nuprol 3 in my Mk18 anytime temperature is at 10 degrees celsius or below. It works through a full mag with ease and always locks back. All stock parts.

Thanks for the information running GBB's in cold weather. I have learned quite a bit from your information. Also thanks for the shout out to Canadian Airsofters hopefully the government will make some changes to the Bill so we can continue to enjoy our sport.

I work in a warehouse,and believe me it gets damn cold! I bought one of those heated body warmers which made a huge difference. I'm now thinking I might get one for airsoft as the heat will keep the mags warm as well.

great advice if youre running green gas. out here in japan we run duster gas for the most part and its impossible to get it to run reliably in winter.

I bought the red silicone hop up. It improved the hop. But you wanna stay away from condensating gas. It makes it moist..

Nice video, touched on all bases! I’m curious have you much experience with silicone buckings? I’ve been curious as to their performance. I know how well buckings work can depend on your barrel/hop combo, but have you found them to help in cold weather? How about in warmer weather do they still perform well? Will have to pick one up and try it but curious your thoughts if you don’t mind expanding on your experience with them. Thanks for all the vids!

I hope all is well with you brother.

Do you want to enjoy gbbr at sub-zero temperature? The answer to that is 410A refrigerant gas. This gas has a very strong pressure even at low temperatures, so I filled it up and used gbbr in harsh snowy winters. (410a gas provides a very strong pressure that should never be used in spring, summer, and autumn)

Cries in Finland.

Any tips on tightening the front rail on a mk18? I have about 1mm movement on the front rail and it’s annoying. I’d rather not have to take it into a tech or buy the tool. Thanks

Would the stock rubber be okay? I played last weekend and struggled to get through mags, was rotating them where possible even got some hand warmers which helped! Going to get some better ones that will hopefully help even more. Which green gas do you use? I only had Ultra Air to hand which might not have helped 😅

Would the Poseidon ice pick valve have any beneficial effect on cold weather performance of the MWS? I know poseidon says it would increase gas efficiency by 40 percent but I am unsure about how that would translate practically in actual cold temperatures

Hello Ollie, thanks for your videos...number 1 source MWS related. Can you help me, how are those Guns Modify magazines performing? cold weather? Regards

Have you tried running your TM MP7 in the winter? If so, what gas do you run yours on? I was suffering from some serious cooldown with mine yesterday (I'd get about 5/10 shots off before it would act like there was no gas even though the mag is still full). Im currently running mine on duster gas because I chrono'd at home at room temp (thank you for all the knowledge man)

Do you think the Marui is underpowered outdoors given that you can only use green gas? Im considering going for a GHK with co2 mags to help with weather conditions but you seem to do fine... How does the Marui on green compare to other guns on red or black gas? If you dont mind sharing your thoughts or any experience you have Id be grateful...Thanks. (EDIT-Oh you use black gas in winter, I see...have you had any breakages and also Im assuming red/black gas voids the warranty right?)

I appreciate a few tidbits of knowledge that I gained from watching the video. There were some things I did not take into consideration, such as choosing a hop rubber made from a different material for winter months, as well as the suggestion of mag rotation/handwarmers for keeping mags warm. That being said, I think the video was rather meandering and disorganised. It did not explain as much as I believe it should for shooting GBBRs in cold conditions. I'd like to make some reccomendations for improvement. Not entirely necessary, but I would start with a section of what a new user should expect for GBBs in the winter (lower fire rate, lower power, more severe mag cooldown from full auto fire). Remember to explain more niche GBB terms like 'light striking', which I personally had to look up to understand what you meant. You should mention an important fact that higher power gases (red/black) have less silicone in them so they will not self lubricate the replica as well as green gas does, and will require a bit more cleaning/lube before and after game days. Lastly, do not try to make it in one take and write at least a bullet point script. You will be able to provide higher quality commentary if you do this. You'll be able to create a more concise length video, likely also improving your video watch percentage.

Thanks for getting a video out on my suggestion so quickly! Ok so the takeaways from this videos are: 1. Lighten the internals in your gbbr (bolts and bolt weights/buffers/springs/short stroke?) 2. Use Guarder black on colder days [_c?] (excluding stock TM pistols) 3. Give your GBBR a clean (and make sure you use low thickness/high lubricity lube) 4. Less gung ho on the trigger 5. Use a Softer/Silicon bucking 6. Try to route your pouches so they are closer to your body heat I also go ahead and acknowledge that yes, your idea about the Marui AK running well is probably right, given why the New 15mm BBU TM pistols work very well in the winter even on green. that's it I think! I'll add more if anyone has any thanks!

what about propane? it is safe to play with propane in winter?

What are map/pro gas?

once tried mws in Russia in winter with common green gas my gun choked on liquid

I use pocket warmers. They are hot in 30min

It's almost impossible to find black gas in the US. We're better off using CO2