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This official Silverback video follows the installation of an SRS pull-back kit from the first unboxing through the completed action demonstration. Use this guide when you want a clear visual roadmap of the filmed sequence, including which original components are removed, how the new pull-back components are assembled, and how the rear stock is refitted at the end.

This official Silverback video demonstrates the procedure for changing the inner barrel in an SRS, from separating the hop assembly to returning the completed assembly to the outer barrel. Use this guide when you need to follow the video’s visual sequence and identify the barrel, green hop rubber, chamber components and screws shown at each checkpoint.

The official Silverback video demonstrates how to change the spring in an SRS A1 cylinder assembly. This guide is useful when you need to follow that demonstrated sequence from the removed cylinder and original spring through removal, replacement, insertion and closure, while keeping the source-defined spring constraints and official cautions in view.

Optional HPA conversion, not stock AEG maintenance. Disconnect battery and air, wear eye protection, and comply with local regulations. The official conversion requires a 6.5 mm lower-receiver hole for the 6 mm tube.

Optional HPA platform only. Disconnect air and battery, wear eye protection, and chronograph legally after work. Manufacturer recommendation: maximum 8 bar / 116 psi.

Optional HPA platform only — never treat this as stock AEG maintenance.

Optional HPA platform only — this does not apply to a stock MDRX AEG.

The official tutorial identifies the feeding O-ring as a wear part and a protective fuse when debris is drawn into the nozzle. Wear eye protection, remove magazine, disconnect battery, and clear the replica before service.

Replace the main spring and confirm muzzle energy with a chronograph before field use.