(19-01-2009 05:42 PM)Q Wrote: [ -> ]I need to get that silver tool!! I've already damaged a little bit of the barrel nut trying to unscrew it. You're the man!!
Tonight I was gonna Dremel my MUR to fit in the Sopmod (to replace the upper receiver).
I got it from Tokyu Hands' bicycle section for 1,500-something Yen.
I also saw a G&P version at Airborne which is 500 Yen cheaper.
Fantastic.... its generic Delta ring thread....from what i was lead to beleive i thought it was some new fangled way to screw up probably one of the best guns on the market for a bit of extra revenue..... but all you need is a real Delta ring (of which I have 6 laying around) and hey presto.
Actually thats not the tool you want and it will rip off the teeth of your locking nut, one that looks simlar is a buffer tube wrench.
What you need is this its a delta ring wrench and a buffer tube wrench:
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hmmm images don't seem to work from image shack.....very annoying so here is a direct link:
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(05-02-2009 10:55 AM)Q Wrote: [ -> ]Can someone please translate what they say about the Madbull Noveske RIS?
Madbull NRH01 Noveske Handguard 12.658inch
Processing/Adjustments Required
Front sight becomes a hindrance. Replacing with a gas block type is necessary.
Madbull NRH04 Noveske Handguard 7.25inch
Processing/Adjustments Required
If the screws in the joint assembly (delta ring assembly, I presume) are hard to screw, then adjustment by shaving/cutting is necessary.
Madbull NRH02 Noveske Handguard 10inch
Processing/Adjustments Required
If the screws in the joint assembly (delta ring assembly, I presume) are hard to screw, then adjustment by shaving/cutting is necessary.
(05-02-2009 10:55 AM)Q Wrote: [ -> ] (04-02-2009 11:26 AM)anarchy Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.first-jp.com/articleinfo/detail.php?id=71 (Healthy list of various
Can someone please translate what they say about the Madbull Noveske RIS?
Thx!
It says that in case the threads on the joint part is hard (not soft, dunno what they mean about that), some machining is required (what exactly will be machined, it doesn't say).
BTW, I did the following changes in my SOPMOD M4 and it shot at 97 m/s at SPLASH last Sunday.

- Prometheus Type B Cylinder
- KM Piston head
- Prometheus 407mm inner barrel
Everything else is stock.
Thx Echo19! Much appreciated! I'm keen on the NRH02. Seems everyone's going for DD these days, thought I'd go for the Noveske instead. Looks doable.
I also got my SOPMOD yesterday from Echigoya

first shots were around 85-86 mps...
So how much do the below changes amount to?
(05-02-2009 01:24 PM)Hazard Wrote: [ -> ]BTW, I did the following changes in my SOPMOD M4 and it shot at 97 m/s at SPLASH last Sunday. 
- Prometheus Type B Cylinder
- KM Piston head
- Prometheus 407mm inner barrel
Success! Tried swapping out the front to a Madbull Gemtech Talon System and here's the result :
The barrel nut that comes with the Talon System fits snugly to the upper receiver's front joint. No machining was required. Good indication that the Noveske systems will work equally well.
Costs are the following:
- Prometheus Type B Cylinder = 1,680
- KM Piston head = 1,092
- Prometheus 407mm inner barrel = 4,872
The KM piston head comes with 2 screws, one with a fine thread and flat end, the other with a coarse screw and a pointed end. To use it with the SOPMOD M4's stock piston head nut, you have to cut 2~3 mm from the end of the fine-threaded screw so it would tighten.
Hi all,
I got big problem when i disassembing my SOPMOD. i resassembing it all back. I got problem about BOLT lock action not working normally. Normally bolt action will be lock if insert emtry magazine. But my gun doesn't work. So Could you please advise me how to resassembing bolt function of this gun each details.
Thank you
There are 3 pieces that belong on the outside mechabox (front, below the piston) that take care of the bolt lock (stopping of dry-fire), have a look at the pictures in this post or manual and see if you reassembled the pieces in the right order.
G'luck