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RetroArms NGRS SiCr progressive spring M140 is a shortened upgrade spring designed exclusively for Tokyo Marui Next Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS). It is made from silicon-chromium (SiCr) alloy valve spring wire, has an outer diameter of 13.75 mm and features progressive winding for easier initial compression.
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RetroArms NGRS spring is specially designed for Tokyo Marui Next Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS / SRE) gearboxes and, compared with springs for standard AEGs, features a corresponding shortened design and an outer diameter of 13.75 mm. It is made from silicon-chromium (SiCr) alloy valve spring wire, which, according to the manufacturer, retains its stiffness and shape even after several thousand shots. Progressive or variable winding makes compression easier during the initial stage of piston movement. During installation, the tightly wound section of the spring should face the spring guide. The manufacturer guarantees compatibility only with TM NGRS gearboxes. Dimensionally, the spring also corresponds to springs used in the VFC Umarex MP7 AEG and LCT QM Series, but RetroArms does not guarantee its compatibility with these systems. The spring is not designed for conventional AEG gearboxes. The resulting performance of the build cannot be determined solely by the spring rating, as it is also affected by the air seal, barrel and other components of the specific gun.
RetroArms springs are colour-coded for easy identification of individual ratings. The M designation indicates the approximate velocity the spring may achieve with a 0.20 g BB in a conventional, properly sealed build. Actual performance is also affected by air seal, cylinder volume, barrel length and diameter, hop-up bucking, weight of moving components and the overall tuning of the gun. The performance and range values in the table are therefore approximate and not guaranteed.
| Spring rating | Colour coding | Estimated velocity with 0.20 g BB | Estimated energy | Theoretical range | Ideal BB weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M100 | Yellow | approx. 100 m/s | approx. 1.00 J | approx. 45 m | 0.20–0.23 g |
| M110 | Orange | approx. 110 m/s | approx. 1.21 J | approx. 50 m | 0.23–0.25 g |
| M120 | Red | approx. 120 m/s | approx. 1.44 J | approx. 54 m | 0.25–0.28 g |
| M130 | Purple | approx. 130 m/s | approx. 1.69 J | approx. 59 m | 0.28–0.32 g |
| M140 | Blue | approx. 140 m/s | approx. 1.96 J | approx. 63 m | 0.30–0.36 g |
| M150 | Green | approx. 150 m/s | approx. 2.25 J | approx. 68 m | 0.32–0.40 g |
*Note on range: The stated theoretical maximum range does not represent the distance at which the gun will accurately and consistently hit a target. In practice, usable range is significantly affected by the quality and adjustment of the hop-up system, suitable BB weight, performance consistency, barrel and weather conditions. Higher power therefore does not automatically result in a proportionally longer or more accurate range.
When installing a progressive spring, the tightly wound section (where the coils are positioned closer together) should face the spring guide. RetroArms marks this section with a colour for easy identification of the spring rating.
No. This version is specifically shortened for Tokyo Marui NGRS gearboxes and is not intended as a replacement for a standard AEG spring. RetroArms offers a separate range of springs for conventional AEG gearboxes.
The tightly wound section with the coils positioned closer together should face the spring guide.
According to the manufacturer, the spring dimensions also correspond to springs used in the VFC Umarex MP7 AEG and LCT QM. However, RetroArms guarantees compatibility only with Tokyo Marui NGRS, so use in other systems is not covered by a compatibility guarantee.