- Condition
- Used
- FPS
- 350
DAYTONA M60 FULL BUNDLE – M60E3 / m60 BUILD
Right, this is one I genuinely never thought I’d sell…
I’ve had this Daytona M60 for over 4 years and it has been a proper passion project. I’ve built, upgraded and generally tinkered with it myself over the years, and it’s now at a point where I feel it’s time to let someone else enjoy it.
A serious amount of money has gone into this build and it basically gives the new owner the chance to skip a lot of the faffing around and jump straight into the modern Daytona M60 world — whether you want to run it as an M60E3-style build or go full Vietnam with the original M60 look.
It comes as a massive bundle with loads of extras and spare parts. There’s honestly too much to list individually — spare hop rubbers, C-clamps, various bits and pieces etc. Basically, if I’ve accumulated something for this over the years, there’s a good chance it’s coming with it!
It comes with 4 box magazines.
One is working; the others I’m not 100% sure about, but they’re all useful for parts/spares.
That said, I actually never used the box mag myself because I wanted the full Animal Mother experience
Instead, it has a 3D-printed adapter to run standard small M16 magazines, giving it a much more realistic Vietnam-style setup with the ammo belt rather than lugging around a massive box mag.
This is a Daytona, so please understand what you’re buying.
These aren't beginner guns and they do require maintenance and some technical knowledge. This isn't a "buy it, stick a battery in it and never touch it" sort of gun.
That said, it runs very well at the moment.
It has an upgraded barrel which is fully bedded in, and I've spent a lot of time getting it running nicely.
It will need to be run with a Redline HPA regulator or similar quality regulator capable of keeping up with the Daytona.
I'm not going to pretend it's perfect, so here's what you need to know:
I genuinely didn't think I'd ever sell her, but I just don't get the time to use her anymore, so it's time to let her go to a new owner.
Because of the size, value and the fact I'd much rather meet the buyer and talk them through the gun properly, collection from Worcester is preferred.
I'm also happy to meet within around 30 minutes of Worcester by arrangement.
Vietnam Hell Let loose on.
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Right, this is one I genuinely never thought I’d sell…
I’ve had this Daytona M60 for over 4 years and it has been a proper passion project. I’ve built, upgraded and generally tinkered with it myself over the years, and it’s now at a point where I feel it’s time to let someone else enjoy it.
A serious amount of money has gone into this build and it basically gives the new owner the chance to skip a lot of the faffing around and jump straight into the modern Daytona M60 world — whether you want to run it as an M60E3-style build or go full Vietnam with the original M60 look.
It comes as a massive bundle with loads of extras and spare parts. There’s honestly too much to list individually — spare hop rubbers, C-clamps, various bits and pieces etc. Basically, if I’ve accumulated something for this over the years, there’s a good chance it’s coming with it!
It comes with 4 box magazines.
One is working; the others I’m not 100% sure about, but they’re all useful for parts/spares.
That said, I actually never used the box mag myself because I wanted the full Animal Mother experience
Instead, it has a 3D-printed adapter to run standard small M16 magazines, giving it a much more realistic Vietnam-style setup with the ammo belt rather than lugging around a massive box mag.
This is a Daytona, so please understand what you’re buying.
These aren't beginner guns and they do require maintenance and some technical knowledge. This isn't a "buy it, stick a battery in it and never touch it" sort of gun.
That said, it runs very well at the moment.
It has an upgraded barrel which is fully bedded in, and I've spent a lot of time getting it running nicely.
It will need to be run with a Redline HPA regulator or similar quality regulator capable of keeping up with the Daytona.
I'm not going to pretend it's perfect, so here's what you need to know:
- It doesn't currently have a charging handle. These can still be purchased/replaced.
- I attempted a top-down hop access modification, so the hop unit can be accessed without having to strip the whole thing down every time. It does work and the hop is accessible, but I haven't done the cleanest job in the world of the modification

- As mentioned above, some of the box mags are untested/non-working and should be considered spares/parts unless proven otherwise.
- The pistol grip is a tiny bit wobbly, but nothing some shimming cant fix (and you have a spare one)
- This is a Daytona — if you don't know what you're getting into, please do your research before buying.
I genuinely didn't think I'd ever sell her, but I just don't get the time to use her anymore, so it's time to let her go to a new owner.
Because of the size, value and the fact I'd much rather meet the buyer and talk them through the gun properly, collection from Worcester is preferred.
I'm also happy to meet within around 30 minutes of Worcester by arrangement.
Vietnam Hell Let loose on.
