Shredder's Concave Spacers

[ShelledPants]

Originally Posted by Kid

So... is the free shipping deal still on at Capital? How do I take advantage of that?

Or.. where can they currently be had the cheapest at?

http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1593

/spoon

[flack]

Originally Posted by ShelledPants

http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1593

/spoon

surely not the cheapest, ordering only a SCS from airsoftparts.ca will cost 9$ + 8$ shipping...

If capital still offer the free shipping, they will be the cheapest

[Kid]

Originally Posted by ShelledPants

http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...oducts_id=1593

/spoon

$9 and $12 shipping.

[flack]

Originally Posted by Kid

$9 and $12 shipping.

anyway, even if you pay 21$ for a SCS, it still worth it

[Jagd]

Dude just ask Duy to send it to you via regular post with bubble letter, it will cost you $3 of shipping and it will arrive to your place in 4 days instead of 1.

[Kid]

Oh yeah BTW, I've read some info on cutting rubbers and such. Does this apply to the guarder clear? If so, are there any rubbers that don't require it?

[flack]

nop, any rubber youll buy will have a bump inside, you need to trim it if you want your SCS to work perfectly

[Kid]

Cool.

Who's Duy?

[marcwhite]

Is there a specific method to cutting the bump out of the rubber? I used scissors and ruined one of my guaredr clears :O

[Kid]

I read something about flipping it inside out and using a razor blade/sharp knife.

[voorhees -FWA-]

use a scalpel or a simular extremely sharp small blade

[marcwhite]

Hmm. Okay I will try this method. I guess it must be a very clean cut as if the surface inside is not smooth the rubber is useless.

[baker_Jeff]

Sorry, not doing the free shipping thing anymore. With that I was just putting in a stamped envelope, but a few were lost by tearing through the paper. Everything goes out shipped and insured now .

Jeff

[flack]

Originally Posted by m102404

Not really...

but you can remove the bump from the inside.

carefully turn the bump inside out and put it over a rod that's an even tight fit (AEG rubbers will easily go over a regular inner barrel).

Then use a sharp exacto/hobby knife (the sharper the better) and trim the bump off. Don't try to take it all off...you risk putting a divot in the rubber. Then use fine sandpaper to buff it even. 400-600 grit works fine.

Practice on a old/spare rubber...then go for it.

thats what I did and it works perfectly

[Azathoth]

Depending on the brand of rubber you could also just shoot the gun until the bump wear down to a more reasonable rate.

There is nothing wrong with just inserting the SCS nub into any rubber and going ahead with it. For BEST results use a broken in rubber with the bump removed.

Prometheus Rubbers have a long break in period but last far longer than the guarder clears. After removing the bump from a guarder clear the SCS over time worn grooves into the rubber and eventually through it. Ended up tossing it after ~15k rounds (by empty bag count).

Perhaps it's just me but I notice only a VERY marginally difference between them. If someone is willing I'd trade a bump cut rubber for a new one or one of my broken in rubbers.