Aca les dejo una lista de los upgrades que hay hoy por hoy para las promaster/lasoya promaster.
cualquier duda sobre el idioma pregunten y se responde


Custom Products Direct Mount / ASA - Excellent ASA. Well-balanced, easy to turn, and looks decent. What more could you ask for?

NDZ ASA – Again, excellent ASA. The rail in the combo package can be problematic, as it only uses one ball bearing to secure the ASA to the rail, but this can be fixed by purchasing the CP Rail, although the NDZ ASA itself is very good. Easy to grip and turn, with a nice bleed feature.

Hybrid Push Button ASA – Another popular choice of a different style. The Hybrid ASA has a nice sleek design, with a push button on/off system.

There are other options, but I feel these 3 are the most common/ best available for the price.


AKA Feedneck – Great quality feedneck, the kind we’ve come to expect from AKA. Be sure to choose the third one down in Bushmaster threads. It’s height is somewhere between CCM’s no pro and no-rise, which is the perfect height in my opinion. It has a nice clean look, and which isn’t as fancy as the CCM, is cheaper, and just as functional.

CCM No-Pro/ No-Rise – The only other true ‘Bushmaster’ threaded feedneck out there. This is the nicer looking, however more expensive option. Either way, both the AKA and the CCM are quality products.


cualquier barrel con rosca Auto Cocker


todos los reguladores entran bien, estos son algunos de los mas usados

Evil Detonator – Simply put, it’s the best bang for your buck. At 25 dollars, it’s one of the best regs out there. Disassembly isn’t the easiest, but again, TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. Think about it.

AKA 2-Litre + Dual - Arguably the best reg out there. Period. More expensive than the Detonator, (obviously), however if you want the best performance possible, this 2-Litre is the way to go.

AKA Sidewinder - Little brother of the 2-Litre. Still an excellent reg, at a reasonable price.

Mac Dev Gladiator - Very consistent regulator. May want to buy directly from Mac Dev with a combination of the Glad, Red valve and the Sonic LPR to save on the expensive shipping. (If you by direct from them, it’ll be coming from Aussi-land.(Australia))

CP Regulator – Good reg, fair price. Some users have had reportedly had problems with this reg, however I have had only good experiences with it. Your call, it’s hit or miss.


Red valve – Excellent valve, but be prepared to get raped on shipping from Mac Dev, which is why I recommend buying this with the Mac Dev Sonic LPR along with the Gladiator as a package.

Ebay valve Had some problems early on with leaking, however that seems to have been fixed by the manufacturer. If it works, it’s an excellent buy for the price ($16.50).

Vapor valve – Great valve, however has been discontinued due to problems with a newer batch of cupseals. If you can find one in the B/S/T, pick it up.

Zenitram valve- Great valve, but it’s also discontinued. If you can find one in the B/S/T. I strongly recommend grabbing it.


AKA SCM III - Fantastic LPR. Will improve consistency, and at a great price.

Mac Dev Sonic LPR – Another excellent LPR, but again, buying it can prove to be expensive with the shipping from MacDev. Recommended to buy as a package with the Gladiator and Red valve.

Micro Rock - *Description from DyeMonic Well, it's the best damn LPR available. 'Nuff said. **However, you WILL need to buy an adapter to make this work with your Promaster. I simply don't believe this is the best option available because of the extra $50 is will cost you to use it.


NOX – Great board, great programming, great price. Uses trigger pulls to change modes and settings.

Kila Drive – Another great board at a good price. Instead of trigger pulls however, it uses dipswitches. It all comes down to personal preference. Bobide has an excellent guide in his signature.

Chaos 2k7 – Another option for an aftermarket board. The Chaos’ nice feature is the optional V-Link (for an additional $20), which allows you to connect the board to your PC, and program modes on there.


Custom Products Sling Trigger – Very smooth movement, comfortable design, and good price. Uses dual roller bearings, giving you one of the fastest and smoothest pulls available.

New Era Designs Trigger – Still in the beta stages, look for this trigger to be available in the next month or so. Made out of a hybrid carbon fibre material, it is one of the lightest, smoothest, and sexiest triggers out for the Promaster. A full review of the beta with pictures can be found here. Almost all concerns addressed in that thread have been fixed by the manufacturer.

Vapor Works S4 Another dual roller bearing trigger, this is just another option for you to choose from. Made in the scythe design, it is very comfortable to use, in my opinion.


ICDU Low Pressure Cylinder (Link currently unavailable) – Simply put, this is the upgrade to put into your marker. It reduces kick by a ton, makes it shoot smooth as butter, etc etc. If you want a sexy shooting Promaster, buy this.

I do no recommend buying a new bolt. The stock is as close to perfect as you can get, and you can always mod it yourself if you feel up to it. You can cut detent slots, mill o-ring grooves, and cut the end to match the milling of the gun, or dye the bolt using Rit Dye. Upgrading this is simply a waste of 20-30 dollars and will give you little to no performance increase. This is simply my opinion though, so buy one if you wish.

Shocktech Superfly Bolt – Aluminum reinforced stock bolt, with shiny green pieces.

ACP Low Blow Bolt - Stock bolt with o-rings and cool colors.


Kila Detents – Not necessary, and a little pricey to some, but if you have the cash, might as well get them. The magnetic detents are leaps and bounds of the stock spring ones, and plus the covers look sexy.

Fuente:

PbNation

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Bien ahi para usuarios de promasters, es un buen thread informativo...muy interesante.

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