Chopping bb's - splinters in internals: PROBLEM SOLVED

[Ross]

In my city (winnipeg) they sell unjamming rods for a dollar. Oh riko, your npas needed lubing? like do you mean the o-rings did, or in inside of the valve? it's very important to not get the hop up rubber wet.

[Riko]

jeps Ross, the whole npas kit was lubed like hell , except the hop up.
I just took no change and lubed everything
But I did see that the big rubber o ring of at the back end (that connects to your bolt) that part was soooo dry at first that the whole bolt wouldn't even go forward to its first position.
So that certainly had to be lubed for sure.

Cause I heard thats not good if you lube the hop up.


Like I say, lubing those parts, can save you a lot of heartache it seems
ps: you got PM about opening a WE GBBR (Scar) topic with all problems - solutions in it.

[Riko]

Originally Posted by AngelusNex

only come in plastic.

cool! but fucking shit that nobody sells them seperate

[technosnob]

Originally Posted by Riko

splintering issue, solved
(see my last post, you have to do the magazine mod, now the npas nozzle is desirable without sanding it )


stacking/building issue, solved
(see first post)
Its simply due to a lack of lubrication, so a very classic problem that just needed a classic solution, lol.
Bare in mind, that the stacking also happened with my stock inner barrel
That was at the end of a long day of shooting, without lubing.
So the barrel didnt matter in that case, it would always stack bb's.


ps: dunno what diagram you have, but part 117 is just a screw in the magazine.....better also call the parts with their name, or give a description.
I see what part it is now: http://www.cobraairsoft.com/images/m...CAR-014-WE.JPG (its part 014 on the net and in my diagram)
I dont see why you should mess with that part. Since its should be used with the stock barrel and with the RA Tech barrels.
Its normal that when you have the barrel in hand with that part at the end and you let a bb roll in, it wont go out.
If everything else works normal, that part will not be the reason a bb is not going out
When we had our problem, it was due to the npas system that wasnt lubricated enough
But like said, all my problems are resolved

Whoops...Part #117 as I know it, is from the M4. There has been some chatter on various boards about modding this part for 3 reasons.
1.hooking bb's
2.nozzle gets stuck
3.stacked bb's

I have done it to mine for reason's 1 and 3 (with success).

I will have to try out the above method to compare. If it works it would be an easier/straight forward approach

[Kos-Mos]

Originally Posted by Riko

cool! but fucking shit that nobody sells them seperate

.22 cal cleaning rod. Works perfectly.

You can get one for about 10$ CAD in hunting stores... or any place that sells firearms.

[Riko]

Originally Posted by Kos-Mos

.22 cal cleaning rod. Works perfectly.

You can get one for about 10$ CAD in hunting stores... or any place that sells firearms.

Hunting stores hmm....than it will be metal.
Thats a no go for airsoft inner barrels.

[Riko]

Originally Posted by technosnob

Whoops...Part #117 as I know it, is from the M4. There has been some chatter on various boards about modding this part for 3 reasons.
1.hooking bb's
2.nozzle gets stuck
3.stacked bb's

I have done it to mine for reason's 1 and 3 (with success).

I will have to try out the above method to compare. If it works it would be an easier/straight forward approach

Np

And jeps, i prefer something small thats been added, rather than cut or grinding something

[Amos]

Originally Posted by Riko

Hunting stores hmm....than it will be metal.
Thats a no go for airsoft inner barrels.

Cover it in a layer of electrical tape.

Then it's fine

[coach]

Originally Posted by Amos

Cover it in a layer of electrical tape.

Then it's fine

Electrical tape adhesive goes gooey over time and can ooze out the sides. Residue can transfer to your inner barrel. Heat shrink works best.

[Amos]

Originally Posted by coachster

Electrical tape adhesive goes gooey over time and can ooze out the sides. Residue can transfer to your inner barrel. Heat shrink works best.

That's only if you buy the cheap electrical tape

I a .22 cleaning rod that's been covered in 3M electrical tape for the past 2 years and it's on there like the 1st day I put it on.

[coach]

Originally Posted by Amos

That's only if you buy the cheap electrical tape

I a .22 cleaning rod that's been covered in 3M electrical tape for the past 2 years and it's on there like the 1st day I put it on.

fair enough.
or if use is typically in a warm to hot environment. usually happens when left in a hot car.