G&G 1'st & 2'nd gen gears comparison (customer's gun)

Both gearsets are almost equally as much used, so it's quite apparent that the 2'nd gen gearsets have higher surface hardness and appear to be partially milled (instead of sintering or casting everything)

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[maad416]

I have the same radiused G&G shell in my Diablo and I'm planning to run it in sub-zero temperatures in a couple games over the next few weeks. With sorbothane on the cylinder head and a lighter spring, I'm really hoping it survives :) Were you running your shell in very cold weather when it cracked?

[Maekiii]

@maad416 This is not my own gun & never used it so I dont know.

[ihatenoobsauce]

So are G&G gears any good?

[Maekiii]

@ihatenoobsauce 1'st gen blows, these 2'nd gen should be at least better than those.

[KingdomOfJah]

The shell still cracked even with the radius in the cylinder windows? Dang... 

[Maekiii]

@KingdomOfJah The rubber pad on the cylinderhead is very thin and hard... that's why it didnt help.

[Maekiii]

@Maekiii On top of that G&G's gearbox material is very brittle.

[ihatenoobsauce]

@Maekiii Darn, my G&G has 1st Gen gears. They haven't stripped yet so I'll just keep them until they do. 

[whatfor5]

@Maekiii

Being better than the first gen isn't hard. In face almost EVERY brand out there is better than the first gen G&G gears. G&G parts still suck and G&G guns are still pretty lousy value. If you must have them, scrape that shit out like a bad abortion and start over. Otherwise you get to build your gun twice. Right Maekii. ;)

[Meboyboyboy]

I've ran my g&g set at 40 rps before.. ran for 100k rounds. lol

[nathrak]

Those shells do feel awfully light and brittle to me.