i’ll call soon, and find out…
advertising 280 fps is green gas territory…
What are your thoughts, re adding burton moderator / lower rail…?
Reckon the plastic could handle it / support the weight.?
If anyone is not concerned about performance / wants to build up a budget burton beretta… ( metal frame).
You can go down the KELe path.
Grab a cheapy black KELe beretta, a pair of RE grips, sort the barrel, and done…
CONS: Doesn’t have STARS slide, Lower Kele performance, manual.
PROS: Cheaper, Metal frame / slide, can drill out the frame and add all the burton bits, and extended Kele M93 mag fits, ala buton style…
Haven’t you already done that? 
I’ll dust you in a minute… 
Ah shit that was a bit mean. Fkn cunt of day I had.
No… I meant IF you got a TM (plastic) blaster…
How well would that frame handle Burton mods / drilling…?
Not that I want to, just if anyone else wanted to…
Based on the MK23, you reckon that would handle drilling out/ supporting moderator / rails?
Bad day…?
Not too bad I hope…?
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Should be okay… I don’t see why not… it’s nylon not ABS and TM stuff@s pretty solid.
Obviously not as secure as the wokuminium in the metal version, but should be strong enough if it’s done right. 
All the airsoft websites specify green gas for the TM Beretta 92FS.
Just wasting my whole day with so called gooobermint support that I haven’t got for drought.
Like seriously took me from exactly mid day and not resolved. Why, some assessor named Angela did not have my email. But they do, as they sent me an email yesterday.
So go fkn figure Oh my god we are doomed. 
I tell ya…
There’s a reason why I gave away two GBB pistols recently.
Well over finicky blasters with sub standard metal components in them wearing prematurely… no matter how they’re serviced.
Both of the GBBs I gave away were fine though.
I’m sticking to electric pistols from now on… might be less powerful at around 200FPS but I can live with that.
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Thats why im keen to import a MLF M92…
Could be a good base, for RE builds, without gas dramas.
Mind you , the proprietry batteries could be an issue…
Newer models have metal frame / slide…
And , note, this website is m416gelblasterS…
“S” at the end…
Not the original m416gelblaster…
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Also…
Looks like my TEC-9 is stuck in customs in SYD…there since 22/04.
I’ll have to wait for the letter to come to me in the post, reply, and wait…
several weeks wait.
But, it looks like they got the individual blaster out of HK.
@AKgelblaster , have you had any luck recently / any changes.?
If i wanted to order a Metal MLF M92, could you supply it and send it.?
Thanks…
They have a great range of electric pistols. Wonder why they aren’t being imported.
Got to love some of the descriptions - e.g. for an electric P226
Note: The XYH G19X is powered by an 11.1V battery. An 11.1V battery cannot be used.
- Firing Mechanism: Gas Blowback with 6.0 Fire Control System
Is there any problems with the original M416gelblaster webstore?
I’ve got stuff on order with them.
I have a shipment on the way at the moment. Has taken two weeks from order to arrival in Sydney
I am as keen as you are to launch something in Australia. Regarding the MLF 92F, the one originally ordered for you is still here! It really looks much better than the nylon slide!
Same status, waiting for approval at the moment!
Cool.
It looks like SYD are holding my Tec-9 for now…but they should release to me with B709, as they did with the Spectre…
If i get another B709 for the MLF M92, do you want to try sending it.??
To see if you can send out from China Now.?
RE blasters sold out.
Last one purchased by…???
3 guesses…
Shit on a brick 
Hopefully they don’t hold it too long and you don’t have to go through the appeals process and it just comes through before it comes to that.
Mines finally moved into the ready to ship phase after being in processing with no movement since mid last week
I can only hope your order kicks in the door and allows a smoother transition for any other orders made before akgelblaster finalises her deal with the local vendor
Fingers crossed for both of us that our tec-9’s come through with minimal issues 
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From my understanding , the TEC9 is more likely to pass the custom checking here as the material is mostly plastic, density is lower. But for the MLF 92F, the gears and inner barrel are metal, customs here won’t bother with b709 but reject it directly.
From what happened with the spectre…it looks the same.
Sat in customs SYD, progress stopped there.
It took a couple of weeks for me to receive my letter, respond (same day), send, then wait a couple of weeks for the wheels to start turning again.
All up, over a month wait….for no good reason….
I expect it’s put my name up in lights , in syd customs, for any of my future orders.
It should also show it was released to me on appeals, so….
Anything freight wise that lands in brissy is fine.
Maybe NSW gets more touchy, around state of origin time, as well…!
Fingers crossed for yours…
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