Don't forget to stay hydrated! Water is a must for any lengthy event. Otherwise anything you would run for a normal game and a backup with plenty of midcaps for both depending on rules. Personally my gun for milsim is either my flat hopped P* with a prommy 6.03 barrel, purple bucking, and prowin hopup tuned to shoot around 1.5j with a .28g OR my VMG74 flat hopped with a prommy purple bucking,6.03 barrel, Prowin V3, and other internal upgrades. I attended OP:34 last year and had a blast but I definitely felt that I over prepared. I had my P* went down an hour into the game due to the rain and I ran just a pistol the first day as a medic.

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I actually have one of those mags as well. Bought it for my g18c and the first was a lemon so I sent it back. The second I was sent had the same issue so it's just been collecting dust since I gave up on it. I might have to try that out, thanks for the tip Luke.

Looking to resurrect a pistol and looking for a feed ramp, hop up housing, bucking+bearing, and the inner barrel sleeve. Inner and outer barrel are not needed.

That looks awesome, I can't wait to see what the finished product looks like.

In the year since I've started playing my personal preference has always been on lower ROF(20 RPS or less) being more enjoyable both to play with/against. I feel like it takes more skill to line up your shots and fire with intent versus just spraying an area with as much plastic as possible hoping one or more curves towards your target. Higher ROF can also lead to overshooting which can also be an issue with HPA (trigger spam on semi) and lower ROF builds for less experienced players.

Some of the least enjoyable experiences I had had dealt with players spraying at insane ROF into brush at way too close of a distance and too high of a FPS.(Ohio vs Michigan Round 2). Just this last weekend at future ball I was reloading my Kriss when some guy with a high ROF lit me up from heel to head that left numerous bleeding welts from 50ft through clothing. Obviously not every high ROF build would have the same issue but there will always be "that guy".

If your budget is $400 definitely look into a Krytac, they are the best put together guns I've seen and will require very little upgrading to perform well and I love their hopup system.

Already making plans to attend this as well, I'd love to run along side you guys or MAC.